This one is 3.0m x 0.78m and costs around $600 from here. Being narrow and having the sliding doors, it would fit perfectly under the eaves down the side of our house.
They also come in different sizes like this 1.5m x 0.78m shed for around $200.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Slimline Sheds
If you're like us and don't have a whole lot of room in your yard for a shed, I thought I'd share these slim-line sheds that 'B' stumbled across recently.
This one is 3.0m x 0.78m and costs around $600 from here. Being narrow and having the sliding doors, it would fit perfectly under the eaves down the side of our house.
They also come in different sizes like this 1.5m x 0.78m shed for around $200.
What kind of shed do you have? Do many people even have sheds these days? I have a feeling our 2 car garage is going to be chock-a-block once both cars are in it, along with 'B's' climbing woody and general other don't-know-what-else-to-do-with-so-it-gets-shoved-in-the-garage stuff.
This one is 3.0m x 0.78m and costs around $600 from here. Being narrow and having the sliding doors, it would fit perfectly under the eaves down the side of our house.
They also come in different sizes like this 1.5m x 0.78m shed for around $200.
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This is exactly what we were planning on putting too Karla! Perfect for our side yard as we only have 1.5m width on one side of the house! Where are these from??
Hey Tonia, they're from www.buyashed.com.au :)
I think we will need one of those slimline sheds :) A friends has one and they're great for limited space - we have the perfect spot down the side of our place too!
We used to have a shed before knocking down...very similar to these. Great for the lawnmower and other garden equipment. Garages are just not big enough unless you extend them with a workshop area. We are hoping to fit a slimeline behind the new house somewhere too.
That's a really nice find!! Thanks for sharing. I'll get one of those for our place too :P When the time comes of course :P
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