Sheds

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Although this style features a peak roof like the A-frame, it differentiates itself by its steeper roof pitch, larger 8-inch overhangs, and sturdy hurricane strap fasteners for each rafter

We created this style with the goal of balancing maximum storage space and efficient installation. The building is transported with the roof folded down flat; when installed on-site, its steep roofline allows for a very spacious, heavy-duty loft that covers half the interior of the building.

This is our basic peak roof building. It has a low 5/12 pitch roof, and small overhangs.

This building is a combination of the Garden Shed and Quaker styles. You get all of the features of the Garden Shed (steeper pitch roof, 8-inch side and rear overhangs, and hurricane clips) with the wall heights and 18-inch front overhang of the Quaker.

With all four sides sloping downwards, the Hip Roof can have a center ridge line if the building is rectangular, or feature a perfect peak on square buildings. Available as a modification to A-frame, Garden or Victorian buildings. 

 Essentially a garden shed with the addition of a reverse gable dormer in front. Placed anywhere along your front wall, many of our customers position the dormer over their doors, a set of windows, or a porch. 

 This classic “gambrel”-style roofline has three ridges – one on the peak, and one on either side to create a second, steeper pitch along the outer edges. This allows for ample vertical space inside the building or the addition of a loft. 

Don't see a shed style you like? We can customize one to your liking!