Garden Sheds Perth – The Perfect Storage Solution
Is storage space becoming an issue for you and your family? The Shed Man has the perfect solution for everyone’s needs. We have a wide variety of sheds in all different shapes, sizes and colours. From your stock standard Garden shed to a workshop that would make Tim ‘ The Tool Man’ Taylor jealous!
It’s not always the stuff that’s a problem: it’s the storage!
Even if we only buy what we need and actually use, disorganised storage gets in the way of our next adventure. Poor backyard storage organisation also means we’re more likely to lose useful items (like my air mattress pump!), spend money on a duplicate of something we already own, and risk carelessly damaging our possessions.
Proper storage shed solutions also grant protection from the weather and thieves, while freeing up space in other areas of your home.
Does your shed storage need a spring clean or a complete overhaul?
We don’t have to wait for spring to do a spring clean. I discovered a few nifty shed storage solutions to help keep all your kit in tip-top condition. They’re all low cost and work a treat, whether you’re outfitting an existing shed, or buying a new one.
Shed storage should keep your stuff out of the way, yet be easy to access when you need it.
So, you’ve come home from that arduous trip to the mega hardware store with bags of potting mix and a few new tools, only to realise there is nowhere to store it all. Below are some shed storage ideas to make the most of your space.
F.A.Q.s
The shed must occupy less than 50% of the total area occupied by your property. The total floor area of the shed doesn’t exceed 15m2. The height of the eaves of the shed doesn’t exceed 2.5 metres and the building is single storey.
Generally, a well-constructed and level foundation is crucial to ensure the shed’s stability and longevity. Concrete slabs are a good choice as they provide a durable and long-lasting base suitable for heavy or larger sheds. However, another very popular option is a gravel base.
Many types of minor projects such as a workshop, carport or garden shed are likely not to require council approval as they fall under the “exempt developments” section in the law. They do need to meet specific requirements to be exempt such as: There are no more than 2 structures per property.