What Shed Base is Right for You?
Build It Right from the Ground Up with These Shed Base Tips
A new shed can be a fantastic addition to any garden, providing extra storage, a hobby space, or even a peaceful retreat. However, before you can start enjoying your new shed, you need to prepare the ground. A well-prepared shed base is crucial for ensuring your shed remains stable, secure, and long-lasting. In this article, we’ll explore the different types of shed bases available and provide guidance on how to prepare your garden for a new shed.
Why is a Shed Base Important?
A shed base serves several purposes:
- Levelling: A shed base helps to level the ground, ensuring your shed is stable and even.
- Drainage: A well-designed shed base allows for proper drainage, preventing water from accumulating around your shed.
- Support: A shed base provides a solid foundation for your shed, distributing the weight evenly and preventing damage to the surrounding soil.
Do you need a Timber Shed Base?
If you don’t have a concrete, paved or slabbed area, then the simple answer is YES!
Our custom timber shed bases are designed to fit every shed size we offer. Whether it’s a Summerhouse, Garden Shed, Garden Tidy, Bike Shed, or Potting Shed. If your garden building needs to sit on grass, bark, or at the far end of your garden, our tailor-made bases provide the ideal solution for a stable, secure foundation.
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How to Prepare Your Garden for a Shed Base
Before installing your shed base, it’s essential to prepare your garden:
- Clear the area: Remove any debris, vegetation, or obstructions from the area where you plan to install your shed base.
- Mark out the area: Use a rope or hose to mark out the area where you plan to install your shed base.
- Check for utilities: Ensure there are no underground utilities or cables in the area.
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