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Wooden Sheds
Our wooden sheds are built from high quality timber in a range of designs to suit your garden storage needs. From traditional garden sheds and purpose-built potting sheds to expansive garden workshops and pressure treated sheds boasting 25 year guarantees, our extensive range of wooden sheds has the best shed for you. Free UK delivery, taking from just 3 days, on garden sheds.*
Do you have a tool shed installation service?
Yes, we have an optional tool shed installation service available on our site, for selected models. This service is designed to simplify the process for you. We aim to provide various choices, including our professional installation service. You can opt for our shed Pro-installation service when you make your Forest Garden shed purchase, ensuring your shed is perfectly set up and ready to use. This way, you can enjoy your garden space without the stress of installation. Please be aware that ground clearing or shed base installation is not part of the optional professional installation service. We recommend preparing the area beforehand for a seamless installation experience.
Should the felt be applied to the roof after assembling the shed?
Shed roof felt should be applied to the roof after assembling the shed and not before. There are several practical reasons for this advice, including the following:
- Shed alignment
- Shed stability
- Shed security
Once your shed is fully built, you are better placed, visually and practically to insulate its roof. You need to ensure the roofing felt material adequately covers the entire shed roof, providing effective protection against the elements no matter what. Additionally, fitting the felt after assembly helps to prevent damage during construction, ensuring the material remains intact and fully functional. Additionally, fitting the felt after assembly helps to prevent damage during construction, ensuring the material remains intact and fully functional.