The Cottage Shed with additional wall height and two more floor plans. You keep the styling that made the shorter version worth choosing and gain the headroom that makes the interior properly usable.
Worth knowing
Worth the step up if the building will be entered daily, or if you intend to line the walls. The roof profile also gives slightly more protection at the eave than a flat gable.
Features
- Added wall height
- Five floor plans
- Cottage roof profile
Common uses
- Storage plus light work
- Garden and potting space
- Hobby storage
Available sizes
| Size | Footprint |
|---|---|
| 8' × 12' | 96 sq ft |
| 10' × 12' | 120 sq ft |
| 10' × 16' | 160 sq ft |
Floor plans
The floor plan sets where the doors and windows go. This model is offered in 5 plans — the same building, laid out differently. Tell us how you will approach it and what goes inside, and the right one is usually obvious.
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How it is built
Floor
- Treated skids and joists on 16" centers, rated for ground contact
- 4x6 notched floor skids — two on 8' wide buildings, four on 10' and 12' wide
- 5/8" LP ProStruct treated floor decking with interlocking SmartFinish
Walls
- LP SmartSide engineered wood siding and trim, treated against water and insects
- 2x4 studs on 16" centers
- Metal hurricane straps tying wall framing to rafters, rated to 160 mph
Roof
- 2x4 rafters joined with steel plates
- 7/16" OSB roof decking
- Aluminum drip edge protecting decking and eaves
Doors
- 6" heavy-duty zinc-plated hinges and handle
- Adjustable tension rods to stop the doors sagging
- Aluminum threshold protecting the floor edge
