Sheds

Keter sheds are made from a type of plant plastic, so are much more sustainable and durable than traditional wooden sheds. They are built to last a lifetime with the correct care.

Wooden sheds require a lot of maintenance to prevent common issues like fading, rusting, rotting, warping, and more. However, plastic sheds, such as the Keter resin shed range, offer a more durable, maintenance-free, and affordable option with all the visual benefits of wood and innovative design.

Wooden sheds require a lot of maintenance to prevent common issues like fading, rusting, rotting, warping, and more. However, plastic sheds, such as the Keter resin shed range, offer a more durable, maintenance-free, and affordable option with all the visual benefits of wood and innovative design.

Plastic sheds may be prone to dampness if not properly ventilated. Look for adequate ventilation and airflow features within the shed design to ensure a safe and dry storage environment, like Keter’s resin sheds.

Yes, a resin shed is essentially a type of plastic shed. Resin is a type of plastic material that is commonly used in shed construction for a more robust finish.

Resin storage sheds are typically made out of high-quality, durable plastic resin material. This type of material is known for its strength, stability, and resistance to various weather conditions. Resin sheds are a popular choice for outdoor storage due to their low maintenance and long-lasting properties.

While a storage box is great for smaller items such as toys, garden cushions and accessories, if you’ve got a big garden and a family, you’re likely going to need a shed to store all the related bits and bobs, as well as gardening equipment to help with tidying up your outdoor space.

You will need a level foundation or base to ensure your shed's stability and longevity. While a gravel base is a popular choice for smaller sheds and large storage boxes, concrete or patio slabs are a good choice for heavy filled shed, as they provide a durable and long-lasting base suitable for larger sheds.

Plastic sheds may be prone to dampness if not properly ventilated. Look for adequate ventilation and airflow features within the shed design to ensure a safe and dry storage environment, like Keter’s resin sheds.

There are pros and cons to having windows on your shed. Windows can help further increase air flow and prevent dampness, they can also help in natural light and can help make your shed more stylish. This is especially important if you plan to spend an extended period of time in your shed. But, it’s important to make sure your windows are sealed well, as poorly sealed windows can let in water or bugs.

Rats, mice, and other rodents often gravitate towards sheds for shelter and warmth, especially in winter. With a plastic or resin shed, pests like these will struggle to get in, as they create a tight seal on assembly, with no gaps for rats to use as an entry point. However, no shed can claim to be completely rodent proof.