Built around what you need the space to do.
Garden rooms, workshops, garages, open buildings and spaces that combine several uses. Start with how you want to use the building and we’ll help shape the right solution around it.
Every ShedBox project is considered around the site, the intended use and the specification — not simply selected from a catalogue.
Built for what you need it to do.
Every ShedBox building starts with how the space will be used. Choose a starting point below, or talk to us if your project doesn’t fit neatly into one category.
The category is only the starting point.
A garage can include workshop space. A garden room can double as an office or studio. An open building can be designed around vehicles, storage or covered outdoor use. The important part is what you need the building to do.
Shaped around how you use it.
Doors, windows, access, internal zones and usable space are considered around the way the building needs to work.
Built to the right level.
Insulation, finishes, openings, storage and other details can be discussed around the intended use and project requirements.
Considered around the property.
The size, access, surroundings and wider project are taken into account before the final building is agreed.
The details shape how the building works.
The right specification depends on what the building needs to do. We’ll work through the relevant details with you rather than treating every project the same.
Built for the intended use.
The structure, framing and overall build are considered around the size, purpose and requirements of the project.
Doors and windows in the right places.
Access, natural light, ventilation and how the space will be used all help determine the position and type of openings.
Specified around comfort and use.
Where appropriate, insulation can be considered around how often the building will be used and the level of comfort required.
Details that complete the building.
External finishes, internal requirements and other details can be discussed as part of the overall specification.
From agreed specification to finished building.
Once the project is agreed, ShedBox builds and installs the timber building to the specification we’ve worked through with you. The aim is a finished space that works for the site, the intended use and the way you want to use it.
Groundworks, electrical work and other agreed elements can also form part of the wider project where required.
Discuss your project →The specification matters as much as the design.
A bespoke layout only works if the building itself is properly considered. Materials, roofing, fixings and finishes are selected as part of the specification for your project.
Responsibly sourced timber
Timber selected with responsible forestry and sustainability in mind.
Materials chosen to last
Quality materials, fixings and finishes are specified around the requirements of the building.
Roofing for the project
Roofing forms part of the overall specification, with the appropriate system agreed for your building.
Details agreed before we build
The building specification is worked through with you so the agreed project is clear before manufacture begins.
Straight answers before you get started.
Every ShedBox project is different, but these are some of the practical questions people usually want answered before moving forward.
Do I need to know the exact size before I enquire?
No. Approximate dimensions are helpful, but you do not need to have the final size worked out. Tell us what space you have and what you need the building to do, and we can help shape the project from there.
Are ShedBox buildings made to standard sizes?
No. ShedBox buildings are designed around the project, available space, intended use and agreed specification rather than being restricted to a fixed catalogue size.
Can one building combine several uses?
Yes. A building can combine garage, workshop, storage, office, leisure or other uses where that suits the project. The layout can be planned around those different requirements from the start.
Can ShedBox handle the groundworks?
Yes. ShedBox can take care of the groundworks as part of the wider project, so you do not need to arrange separate contractors yourself. The site preparation can be coordinated alongside the building and installation.
Can ShedBox handle the electrical work?
Yes. Electrical work can be included as part of the project where required, including agreed lighting, sockets and other electrical requirements. That means the building, groundworks and electrics can all be coordinated together.
Do ShedBox install the building?
Yes. ShedBox builds and installs the timber building to the agreed specification, giving you one team from project discussion through to installation.
Can ShedBox manage the whole project?
Yes. Where required, ShedBox can bring together the building, installation, groundworks and electrical work as one coordinated project, reducing the number of separate trades you need to organise.
Do I need plans or drawings before I get in touch?
No. Photos, sketches or drawings can be useful, but they are not essential. You can start with the site, the idea and what you need the building to do.
Tell us what you need the space to do.
You don't need exact dimensions or a finished specification to get started. Tell us what you're thinking, how you'd like to use the building and what you know about the site so far.
Garden room, garage, workshop, open building or something that combines several uses — start with what you need and we'll work from there.