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Q: Are wooden sheds waterproof?

All of our garden sheds are water-resistant , however we can't guarantee they are fully waterproof due to the occasional severity of weather conditions in the U.K. Wooden sheds, being made from natural materials, are unpredictable, and we cannot guarantee that wood will not be affected by knots or warping which may allow some water into the shed. Luckily all this can be combatted with optional pressure treatment or by applying your own wood treatment at home. Plastic and metal sheds are more likely to retain their original form.

Q: What's the difference between overlap and tongue and groove?

Overlap cladding is the typical design of panels you see on a garden fence, where each thin horizontal panel overlaps the next, and the panels are nailed together. Because of the necessity for the panels to be laid over one another so they can be nailed in place, it makes each panel slanted. Tongue and groove , a more modern, premium variation on traditional cladding, joins the panels together by a tongue/lip on one slotting into a groove on the next, like LEGO. This means the panels remain vertical. It is a more expensive but more resilient option as it is more watertight, can withstand harsher winds and is usually made out of higher quality wood. You can find out more about the difference between various types of shed construction on this blog post from Garden Buildings Direct.

Q: Do garden sheds need a base?

Yes . We supply most of our wooden and plastic sheds with a floor due to the tongue and groove design or overlap design of the panels. If no floor is constructed, the thin walls and potentially thin tongue of the bottom panel of the shed would not fare well against a solid concrete or soft soil surface. Our metal sheds come with foundation kits so that you can install your own floor. Even if you are just using the shed for storage purposes, we always recommend installing a floor.

Q: Can you put a shed on soil?

No . A shed should be raised off the ground by a concrete base or a base made out of another impermeable material, so that water isn't soaked up into the shed (which is especially pertinent on wooden sheds).

Ultimately, it's down to preference. An apex roof is commonly seen as more traditional, with it's two sloping sides and triangular shape. Pent roofs are flat, slightly sloped from front to back, and are viewed as a more contemporary option. There's not much difference between the two, but apex roofs may provide a tad more headroom due to their arched point (the apex) in the middle.

All of our garden sheds are water-resistant, however we can't guarantee they are fully waterproof due to the occasional severity of weather conditions in the U.K. Wooden sheds, being made from natural materials, are unpredictable, and we cannot guarantee that wood will not be affected by knots or warping which may allow some water into the shed. Luckily all this can be combatted with optional pressure treatment or by applying your own wood treatment at home. Plastic and metal sheds are more likely to retain their original form.

o. The same fire precautions should be taken with plastic sheds as is done with wooden or metal sheds. Make sure to keep barbecues or open flames away from the building!

Overlap cladding is the typical design of panels you see on a garden fence, where each thin horizontal panel overlaps the next, and the panels are nailed together. Because of the necessity for the panels to be laid over one another so they can be nailed in place, it makes each panel slanted.

Tongue and groove, a more modern, premium variation on traditional cladding, joins the panels together by a tongue/lip on one slotting into a groove on the next, like LEGO. This means the panels remain vertical. It is a more expensive but more resilient option as it is more watertight, can withstand harsher winds and is usually made out of higher quality wood. You can find out more about the difference between various types of shed construction on this blog post from Garden Buildings Direct.

Yes. We supply most of our wooden and plastic sheds with a floor due to the tongue and groove design or overlap design of the panels. If no floor is constructed, the thin walls and potentially thin tongue of the bottom panel of the shed would not fare well against a solid concrete or soft soil surface. Our metal sheds come with foundation kits so that you can install your own floor. Even if you are just using the shed for storage purposes, we always recommend installing a floor.

No. A shed should be raised off the ground by a concrete base or a base made out of another impermeable material, so that water isn't soaked up into the shed (which is especially pertinent on wooden sheds).

Yes. Unfortunately, due to the temperature difference between the inside of a shed and the outside, condensation is likely to occur whichever material you choose. There are ways to limit and prevent it from happening though. Check those out here.

Garden Sheds UK

Available in a range of styles, sizes, and materials, our range of outdoor buildings is guaranteed to include one that fits your bill. Our selection of wooden sheds, metal sheds, and plastic sheds can all be customised to suit your needs with various options on colour and size, meaning you can ensure the shed you get is the shed you always wanted.

Wooden Garden Sheds

When someone says 'garden shed' to you, what do you think of? Probably a wooden one. And as market leaders in a range of garden buildings, wooden garden sheds are one of our signature products.

We stock tongue and groove sheds, overlap sheds, storage units, and even heavier duty log cabin sheds amongst our wooden garden building range. But most of our wooden sheds are constructed using the tongue and groove method. Tongue and groove is the premium cladding option for most of our sheds, and provides excellent weather resistance due to its interlocking construction. The tight joins between panels on our tongue and groove sheds allow next to no water ingress and form a tight seal.

Metal Sheds

Perfect for people looking for a low-maintenance-but-stylish garden building, metal sheds are some of the most sought-after sheds of 2021. A galvanised steel framework ensures little to no corrosion or rust and unlike wood, metal doesn't rot. We stock apex metal sheds and pent metal sheds in a wide range of sizes, meaning you're bound to find a heavy duty metal garden shed to suit you here at BillyOh.

Plastic Sheds

On the other end of the spectrum, while not the grandest, plastic sheds are great value for money and an ideal alternative to a wooden or metal sheds.

Our plastic sheds are made from polycarbonate materials, which means they're hardy enough to withstand the harsh British weather. Comfortable with housing any outdoor furniture, barbecues, or bikes you may own, a plastic shed is ideal for small families, new homeowners, and couples alike. Due to their light weight, they're also easily transportable, meaning they're perfect for a customer who might expect to move house.

Weather Resistant

Whether it's an apex shed or a pent shed; whether it has overlap or tongue & groove cladding; whether it's metal, plastic or something completely different - we pride ourselves on the resilience of our garden sheds. Designed to withstand the various elements of that classic British weather, no matter if it's sun, rain, snow or hail, we guarantee that all of our BillyOh sheds are made to last.

BillyOh sheds are the perfect place to store your garden equipment and garden tools. Whether it's a lawnmower, a motorbike or just some plant pots and a trowel, you can be sure that all of your outdoor equipment will be safe and sound with our quality garden sheds.

Sheds For Sale

At BillyOh we stock a range of sheds, including apex sheds, pent sheds, corner sheds and potting sheds, in a variety of sizes. Transform any of our products into your dream garden office. Alternatively, many of what you might assume would be storage sheds can double up as garden workshops - the perfect space to try your hand at some DIY.

Make it your own with countless options for customisation on most BillyOh sheds. With windowed options as well as windowless, your preference on light or security is your choice.

Storage Units

Many of our garden buildings, especially our wooden garden sheds, act as storage units. A storage unit from BillyOh is ideal way to store outdoor belongings, or anything you'd rather not have in the house. A lot of our storage units are tall and compact, such as the BillyOh Master Tall Store, but still big enough to fit large items in.

Windowless options on most of our storage sheds for sale give you an enhanced security option and mean you can keep any expensive goods away from potential prying eyes. As well as tall stores, we also stock wider, purpose-built bike sheds with wider doors for easy access to bikes, motorbikes and even mobility scooters.

Delivery

Revamp your outdoor space with a BillyOh shed from our huge range of products, all at competitive prices. The perfect solution to any lack of storage space, our garden sheds are suited for gardens large and small.

Our premium delivery service ensures that whatever you order will be shipped to your doorstep usually within a matters of days or weeks. Our swift delivery times are unmatched by our competitors, and U.K. mainland delivery is completely free*!

*dependent on postcode

BillyOh Sheds

BillyOh Keeper Overlap Apex Shed

BillyOh Portland Apex Metal Shed Including Foundation Kit

BillyOh Ashford Apex Plastic Garden Storage Shed Including Foundation Kit Grey

BillyOh Expert Tongue and Groove Reverse Apex Workshop

BillyOh Expert Tongue and Groove Apex Workshop

BillyOh Master Tongue and Groove Apex Shed

BillyOh Storer Tongue and Groove Apex Shed

BillyOh Super Saver Overlap Apex Shed

BillyOh Switch Tongue and Groove Pent Shed

BillyOh Expert Tongue and Groove Corner Workshop Shed

BillyOh Expert Tongue and Groove Apex Workshop with Dual Entrance

BillyOh Switch Tongue and Groove Apex Shed

FAQs

Should I get an apex shed or a pent shed?

Are wooden sheds waterproof?

Are plastic sheds fireproof?

What's the difference between overlap and tongue and groove?

Do garden sheds need a base?

Can you put a shed on soil?

Do sheds get condensation?

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