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A shed can be a welcomed attribute of both the residential and commercial property. However, the design is so important in the overall impact of the shed. Here are five things to consider when comparing different designs for sheds.
The Purpose

Designs for sheds are tailored to meet a need. With this in mind, do a quick examination of where the shed will stand. Knowing the space available will help to determine the size and style of the shed. With this information, a property owner is better equipped to peruse various design options.

The Site
Sheds can be modified to fit with the space available and even the lay of the land. Roof spans can be created to cover areas between existing buildings. Different roof pitches and styles can also be adopted to blend with neighbouring buildings, further enhancing the property’s appeal. Bay widths and lengths may also be used to fit the space. Finally, uneven land and even a sloping site can all be dealt with by simply adjusting the support frames accordingly. As shed designs can accommodate a variety of flooring options, most uneven sites can easily be tamed to host one.

Barns and Multi-Purpose Sheds
By providing the property with a shed that can store machinery or livestock, a barn is an ideal multi-purpose shed. It can provide a second story with additional storage, an office space or even staff lunch quarters. However, if the budget cannot accommodate such designs, then any of the single or the multi-car garage options may be a better choice. Garages can also be a more cost-effective choice for the modest budget.

Shade Awnings
Sheds can be further developed with the addition of carports or shade awnings. Carports are a popular way to provide additional cover for vehicles and to extend outdoor entertaining areas. They can be attached to the sides of a shed, a house or stand independently. They are a low-cost alternative and can also help to expand the designs of sheds when funds are tight.

Other Options
Shed designs can be individualised. Any shed can be fitted with skylights, windows and doors. Mezzanine flooring and stairs can make use of roof space too. Roller doors and sliding doors allow sheds to be opened to accommodate large vehicles and industrial needs. Bay widths can be adjusted or even blocked in. The sheds come in a variety of colours with matching trims and embellishments that make them a stunning feature for any property.

Selecting the right shed design is a matter of personal choice. With the ability to customise any design, a shed can be as unique as the individual creating it. When it comes to considering the design elements of a shed, the sky is the limit. It will greatly depend on the site, the budget and the reason a shed is required. Regardless of this, all sheds are designed by experts to provide a quality product that has been tried and tested for the Australian climate.