Introducing Easyshed's Tool Shed Collection, your one-stop shop for all your outdoor storage needs. Whether you're storing gardening equipment or hardware accessories, we have the perfect storage unit for you. Our tool sheds come in various sizes to accommodate different spaces, from small urban yards to large rural properties. Built to withstand Australian weather, our sheds provide ample room for all your tools, lawn mowers, and other outdoor play equipment. Our steel sheds are constructed with durable galvanised steel that is resistant to rust and fading. They feature secure double doors, ensuring your items remain safe. Inside, you'll find a...
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Introducing Easyshed's Tool Shed Collection, your one-stop shop for all your outdoor storage needs. Whether you're storing gardening equipment or hardware accessories, we have the perfect storage unit for you.
Our tool sheds come in various sizes to accommodate different spaces, from small urban yards to large rural properties. Built to withstand Australian weather, our sheds provide ample room for all your tools, lawn mowers, and other outdoor play equipment.
Our steel sheds are constructed with durable galvanised steel that is resistant to rust and fading. They feature secure double doors, ensuring your items remain safe. Inside, you'll find a versatile storage system with adjustable shelving, work areas, and storage racks for organising your equipment and other tool accessories. Our high roofs accommodate tall items, while wide access doors make moving large equipment in and out easy.
Why Choose Our Tool Sheds?
Our tool sheds offer more than just storage - they're a sanctuary for your gardening and DIY equipment. Built to withstand the harsh Australian climate, our sheds keep your tools safe from the elements while ensuring they're always within easy reach. We pride ourselves on superior quality and durability, guaranteeing that your gear stays in excellent condition throughout the year.
Our steel sheds aren't just practical; they're an investment in keeping your valuable tools organised and protected.
Top Features of Our Tool Sheds
Easyshed combines durability, spaciousness, and style to offer the ultimate outdoor storage solution for your gardening and DIY equipment. Here are the top features that make our sheds stand out:
1. Robust and Secure Storage: Our outdoor storage sheds provide a strong, dependable shelter for all your gardening equipment and hardware accessories. Built with galvanised steel and a sturdy metal frame, they offer excellent protection against theft and damage.
2. Spacious Design: Our sheds are designed with ample room to accommodate a wide range of items, from small hand tools to larger outdoor equipment and machinery. They can also be used to house more permanent items such as a pool pump.
3. Efficient Organisation: The layout of our sheds allows for easy organisation of your tools and supplies. You'll spend less time searching and more time enjoying the outdoors and tending to your property.
4. Weather-Resistant: Engineered specifically for the Australian climate, our sheds withstand intense sun, heavy rains, and other harsh weather conditions. We even offer a cyclone kit for extra protection. Your tools and equipment will stay dry and protected, reducing the risk of rust and extending their lifespan.
5. Stylish Appearance: We believe functionality doesn't have to compromise aesthetics. Our stylish sheds will complement your yard and maximise your tool storage.
6. Easy Assembly: We understand your time is valuable. That's why our sheds are designed for straightforward, hassle-free assembly. Whether you're an expert or a novice, you'll go from box to fully functional storage in no time.
How to Make The Most of Your Tool Shed
Building the perfect garden tool shed combines smart design, practical storage solutions, and thoughtful materials to create a functional space that protects your gardening equipment and makes your outdoor projects easier.
Plan Your Space
Before you start building your garden tool shed, consider what you need to store. Consider your gardening equipment, lawn mowers, and other outdoor storage needs. This planning will help you decide on the right size and layout for your storage house, ensuring it can accommodate all your tools and hardware accessories.
Smart Storage
Use your space wisely to keep your tool shed organised. Install pegboards, shelves, and a storage rack on the walls to save floor space. This makes it easy to keep everything tidy and create an efficient storage system for all your tool box contents and gardening equipment.
Good Lighting
Proper lighting is crucial for a functional shed tool shed. Add windows or consider a skylight to let in natural light during the day. Install some electric lights for working after dark, ensuring you can always access your lockable tool storage.
Strong Materials
Choose a material that can withstand the weather, such as galvanised steel. These building materials will protect your tools and household appliances stored inside from the elements. They might cost more upfront but'll save you money on repairs in the long run.
Fresh Air
Good air circulation is important to keep you and your outdoor storage sheds in top shape. Install vents or make the most of our wide-opening doors that can let air move through the shed. This prevents moisture buildup that can lead to rust and mould.
Work Area
A dedicated workspace makes your shed more useful. Add a sturdy workbench for your projects and repairs. Consider including built-in storage or a vice to make your work easier, creating a perfect environment for using your tool accessories.
Security
Protect your valuable tools by making your storage unit secure. Use strong locks and access doors, and consider adding an alarm system. Knowing your gardening equipment and hardware accessories are safe gives you peace of mind.
Power Up
Having electricity in your shed opens up more possibilities for using power tools. Install some electrical outlets to use your household appliances and charge batteries easily. Make sure to hire a professional to do this safely, especially if you're storing items like a pool pump.
Temperature Control
Insulation helps keep steel sheds and tools in good condition. It regulates temperature, preventing extreme heat or cold from damaging equipment. This also makes the shed more comfortable to work in year-round, whether you're organising your toolbox or working on outdoor structures.
Comfort Flooring
Don't overlook the floor when designing your outdoor storage sheds. Consider using rubber mats or rolls for comfort and safety. They're easy on your feet during long projects and help prevent slips, making it more pleasant when storing your gardening tools or accessing your various garden supplies.
Choosing The Right Tool Shed For Your Climate
Choosing the right tool shed for your backyard isn't just about storage space—it's about finding a structure that can withstand your local weather and keep your gardening equipment and hardware accessories in top shape for years to come.
Let's explore your options and what to consider based on your climate.
Material Options
Metal Sheds: These steel sheds are tough, don't need much care, and can handle bad weather well. The downside is that they can get really hot in summer, as metal sheds are typically made from galvanised steel.
Wood Sheds: Wood sheds give a classic look and keep things comfortable inside. They're good at keeping heat in or out. You'll need to paint or stain them every few years to maintain their appearance and protection. Cedar and redwood are great choices because they resist rot naturally.
Plastic Sheds: Plastic sheds are light and easy to put up. They won't rot or peel, which is a big advantage. However, they don't keep heat in well, and they're not available in very big sizes. They're usually cheaper than wood or metal options. Plastic can make for a convenient garden shed, and it is great for storing smaller items like tools and BBQ accessories outdoors.
Climate Considerations
Hot Climates: A shed with good airflow is essential in hot areas. This helps keep things cool inside. Metal sheds might get too hot unless extra cooling measures are taken. Consider adding a roof garden or painting the shed in light colours to reflect heat.
Cold Climates: For cold places, a shed that retains heat is important. Wood is naturally good at this. Metal and plastic sheds might need extra insulation to keep tools and household appliances from getting too cold. Ensure your shed has a concrete slab base for increased stability and longevity.
Wet Climates: In rainy regions, moisture control is crucial. Good airflow is important to prevent mold growth. Placing the shed slightly elevated off the ground can also help with moisture issues.
Stormy Areas: For areas prone to strong storms, a sturdy metal shed or a well-anchored plastic one is often the best choice. These materials can handle strong winds better than others in many cases.
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