Apex Sheds

An Apex Shed features a classic peaked roof with two sloping sides that meet at a ridge in the centre. This design offers more headroom in the middle compared to a flat roof shed, making it ideal for storing tall tools or working comfortably inside. The sloped sides also provide excellent drainage for rainwater and snow.

Shed customisation options vary depending on the manufacturer. Some companies offer pre-designed sheds with various door and window placements, while others might allow for some level of customisation during the ordering process. It’s always best to inquire directly about the customisation possibilities for the specific shed you’re interested in.

Absolutely! Double doors provide easier access for larger equipment and improve ventilation. Many manufacturers offer sheds with pre-configured double-door options or might allow customisation during the ordering process.

We have such a vast range of sizes and designs on offer that one of our sheds is bound to be your ideal size and footprint. With the options of single and double doors, as well as singular and multiple windows, your shed will end up bespoke to you. We also offer shelving options for you to customise the interior.

Yes, all Empire Apex Sheds come with a premium felt roofing material included. This high-quality felt boasts a polyester backing, making it significantly more resistant to rips and tears compared to standard felt. While the felt arrives separate from the roof panel, it’s easy to install yourself using the galvanised felt nails provided in the shed kit.

Absolutely! All our sheds come standard with a tongue and groove floor constructed from 12mm thick OSP. This ensures a strong, durable base for your shed, perfect for storing tools, equipment, or garden furniture. The tongue and groove design creates a tight, secure fit between floorboards, providing a smooth and level surface.

Absolutely! Putting together your shed is a breeze thanks to the included assembly guide and all the necessary fixtures and fittings. The assembly time varies depending on the shed’s size, but typically it shouldn’t take more than a few hours. For a smoother and faster build, we recommend having a second person help you out.

Timber tongue and groove cladding is a popular choice for shed walls. These wooden boards have interlocking edges that create a weatherproof barrier. The tongue (raised edge) of one board fits snugly into the groove (channel) of the next, ensuring a tight and secure fit.

Planning permission for sheds generally depends on the size and location of the shed within your property. In most cases, smaller sheds (under a certain size threshold) placed a certain distance away from your house won’t require planning permission. However, regulations can vary by region. It’s always best to check with your local planning authority to determine if permission is needed for your specific shed project.

Replacing shed components after construction depends on the part and the manufacturer’s warranty policy. Some companies might offer replacement parts or even spare parts kits for commonly replaced items like door handles or window latches. For major structural components, it’s best to contact the manufacturer directly to inquire about replacements and warranty options.