Carports, Workshops & Storage

• Size

  Change the width, length and eave height. Tell us the footprint you have room for and what has to fit inside.

• Gable or skillion roof

  A gable roof peaks in the middle and suits most sheds. A skillion roof runs one way, which gives a lower, modern line and sheds water to one side.

• Lean-to

  An open, roofed section along one side. It covers vehicles, hay or machinery for less than another enclosed bay.

• Open or closed bays

  Leave bays open for drive-in access, or close them with walls and doors so tools and machinery lock away.

• Eave extension

  Carry the roof past the walls to keep rain and sun off the doors and the base of the walls.

• Mezzanine floor

  A raised floor inside the shed adds storage without making the footprint bigger. It depends on height and span.

• Roller doors

  Choose how many, how wide and which wall they go on. Plan the opening around your largest vehicle or machine.

• Personal access door

  A standard hinged door so you can walk in without opening a roller door.

• Windows

  Add light and airflow to a workshop, studio or stable. Placement is shown on your quote drawings.

• Skylights

  Translucent roof sheets let daylight into a deep shed so you need lights less often.

• Ventilation

  Roof ventilators let hot air out, which helps in a closed shed in a Queensland summer.

• Insulation

  Roof and wall insulation keeps the temperature steadier and cuts condensation and rain noise.

• Colours

  Pick wall, roof and trim colours. The colour range for your kit is listed on your quote.

• Engineered for your site

  We ask for your address because the wind region, terrain and exposure of the block decide the frame and fixings your shed needs.

• Slab and footings

  The shed sits on a concrete slab or footings. Your quote tells you what the kit needs so your concreter can price it.

Not every option suits every design. Your quote confirms what fits your kit and your site.