8 x 6 Sheds

8 x 6 sheds are suitable for a range of uses, from storage to DIY projects. All our sheds and garden buildings are manufactured at our factory here in the UK.

8 x 6 sheds are suitable for a range of uses, from storage to DIY projects. All our sheds and garden buildings are manufactured at our factory here in the UK.

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Across our range of 8 x 6 wooden sheds you’ll find features such as sturdy floors of solid sheet board, tongue-and-groove timber, mineral felt-covered roofs and shatterproof windows. As with all our products, we only use wood from responsible, sustainable sources and offer a 10-year anti-rot guarantee as standard.

Garden storage shed

8 x 6 sheds offer a practical storage solution for bikes, tools and garden equipment. We have a wide range of garden sheds for sale in this size, including 8 x 6 plastic garden sheds and wooden designs using overlap panelling or shiplap tongue and groove cladding. We also offer 8 x 6 wooden garden sheds with pent or apex roofs, gable-end double doors, single doors, and side entrances. Windowless sheds provide an extra level of security for storing more valuable items. If you’re still wondering what shed to go for, head over to our shed buying guide, where we explain all the terms and give you the information you need to make a perfect choice.

Small garden sheds

8 x 6 garden sheds are compact enough to fit within a range of outdoor spaces but even though they’re at the smaller end of the scale size wise, they’re still big enough to store several bikes, lawn equipment and other large items. While an 8 x 6 plastic shed is great for a small to medium-sized plot and ideal for tidying your garden tools and equipment, you can convert an 8 x 6 wooden shed into a small workshop or craft room – perfect for working on DIY projects in all weathers. Alternatively, a ‘she-shed’ or ‘man-cave’ in the garden makes the perfect escape – or an 8 x 6 potting shed could be just what you need for your grow-your-own projects.

Building an 8x6 shed

As with all our garden sheds, a firm, level base is required for an 8 x 6 shed – either buy yours from us or make your own; you’ll find step-by-step instructions in our guide to building and installing a shed base. If you’re proficient at DIY, installing your shed will be well within your capabilities, but just in case of problems or queries, we do operate a helpline. With knowledgeable staff ready to troubleshoot any of your issues, you can be assured of a hassle-free build. Alternatively, if it’s more convenient for you, we also offer a comprehensive shed installation package. Once your base is in place, we’ll arrange for one of our expert teams to come and put your shed together for you, taking all the hassle out of the process and ensuring it’s installed to a high standard in a timely manner.

8 x 6 foot sheds

Give yourself storage space without giving up your garden. Our 8 x 6 sheds are perfect for storing lawnmowers, bicycles and garden furniture, with flexible design options to suit your needs. Choose double doors for easy access to your new storage space, or go windowless if security’s your top priority. Our sheds are delivered as DIY kits, but why not take the hard work out of building it by upgrading to our professional installation service?

How do I build a shed base?

A simple wooden shed base is straightforward for a competent DIYer. Build a secure frame with square corners on a flat, level surface by screwing together pre-measured lengths of timber, adding cross-bars to give the structure strength.. Ensure it's at least as large as your shed footprint. A large shed will require a concrete or paving slab base. Find out which base is best for your new shed – and how to build it – by reading our guide to building a shed base.

How do I take down my old shed?

The safest way to dismantle a shed is to start at the top and work your way down. It’s a two-person job, but a relatively straightforward one that requires only basic tools. Take extra care when removing windows, especially if they’re glass, and don’t lean on any part of the shed once you start taking the roof apart – it may not take your weight! Check out our step-by-step guide to dismantling a shed for more in-depth advice.

How can I get mains power to my shed?

It's always best to get a registered professional to install mains electricity. First, plan out what your power requirements are. You'll need to dig a 45 to 60cm deep trench from your house to your shed to accommodate cables, and leave the wiring to a qualified electrician. To find out more, read our guide to getting mains power to your shed.

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