A1 Sheds & Garden Buildings

The buildings come dip-treated, or can be Tanalised with a 15-YEAR WARRANTY*. The A1 SHEDS range of high quality garden sheds, summerhouses, log cabins and smoking shelters, all at the lowest possible prices. Also check out our shed accessories: A1 ShedBAR, A1 SkyLIGHT, A1 RoofVENT and A1 BaseKIT. DuraMAX PVC plastic, and EMERALD metal sheds, storage units and garages. Popular models include the Parkdale, Rosedale, and Springdale steel sheds, the Olympian steel garage, and some great value plastic including the DuraMate, YardMate, SideMate and WoodBridge.

The FINLANDIC PAVILION 9.2m BBQ SUMMERHOUSE is a high quality cabin c/w a barbecue grill. Beautiful and practical, the Pavilion comes with a FREE, fold-up beds, and bench seating for 15 people. IMPORTANT: Imperial sizes shown in the description are approximate, and are provided by the manufacturer purely as a guide. Please refer to the metric dimensions for more accurate sizes, or contact us prior to purchase if you have any specific requirements.

TANALISED HEAVY DUTY (STORM-BRACED) APEX GARAGE is a high quality, pressure-treated timber building, DELIVERED AND ASSEMBLED in your garden! Available in several bespoke sizes, featuring heavy-duty, hook & band hinges, and a FREE single personnel door if required. TGB HEAVY DUTY (STORM-BRACED) APEX GARAGE is a high quality timber building, and is DELIVERED AND ASSEMBLED in your garden! Available in several bespoke sizes, it features heavy-duty, strong, hook & band hinges, wide doors and a FREE single personnel door if required.

Planning Permission deals with how a building looks and it's impact on it's surroundings and environment. Generally planning permission is required for any new building, however recent changes in regulations have relaxed the rules somewhat, allowing small outbuildings to be erected without requiring official planning consent as long as they follow certain conditions. Planning rules vary slightly depending on where you are, but we have listed the main points below, however these should only be used as a guide and we recommend that you check with your local authority for the most up-to-date information.