Shed Buying Guide
Our buying guide will help you through the process of selecting the ideal shed for your needs, also informing you of what the requirements are for shed assembly, location & foundations.
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Duratuf Kiwi and Fortress Timber Sheds have a full timber frame that can be fully accessorised easily and makes them arguably the strongest sheds on the market.
Sliding doors give better access without the door shutting on you, and if anyone leaves the door open it will not blow in the wind and damage anything nearby.
On smaller sections the door won’t obstruct a path.
Yes, we can customise your shed to have any standard Colorsteel colour. There is a small surcharge for this.
That will depend on the model of shed, the experience and capability of he person assembling the shed. Duratuf Kiwi sheds have a full timber frame and a larger number of components so Kiwi sheds will take longer than some other models
All You will need is basic handyman skills. The ability to use a hammer, drill and riveter is required. Also having a second person to assist you will make the assembly process easier.
A timber frame gives a strong backbone to your shed – much like a house. It almost removes the chance of your shed blowing away in extreme weather. The Duratuf Kiwi and Fortress sheds feature a full timber frame and the Sentry and Guardian sheds have a semi-timber frame.
Yes. There is better water run-off because there are no channels around the bottom like most steel sheds have. You can also build in strong, solid workbenches and shelves or tool boards to hang up your tools. A full timber frame also makes it a lot easier for you to fit building paper, insulation, wall linings and electricity into your shed.