Occasionally our customers will ask us what they should expect in terms of costs for hiring a builder for their flatpack kitset shed, so, we thought we’d make a guide, and here it is!
If you're just starting to build your SheShed cabin kitset or have been using it for a while and want to add power, this blog post is for you. Power is great for helping your home office, studio or guest house, become a functional and beautiful space to use.
If you've just built yourself a beautiful timber cabin, the last thing you want is for it to be ruined by the weather… We want your cabin to last for years to come through all of the elements, so in this Learning Hub article we will give you our top tips for weatherproofing your cabin.
In this Learning Hub article, we’ll discuss why we recommend painting your wooden SheShed kitset cabin – and share some tips on how to do it properly. Keep reading to learn more!
Being a solid-wood construction, a SheShed has more natural insulation than a tin shed due to the nature of timber itself, but do you need to add extra insulation to your kitset cabin?
Do you love the modern look of Mark & Loni’s Star Cabin from Adore Magazine, but are not sure how the black paint will hold up over time on your wooden shed? This is a conversation we have been having…
Our Pressure Treatment innovation gives the wood an optimal lifespan whilst retaining the excellent natural properties of the traditional wood benefits.
Wondering what is the best foundation for your shed? We can help with a few options on how you could best prepare the spot for the ground.
Whenever you want to build or add to your property, it always seems there is a minefield of what you can or can’t do with regard to council regulations.
SheShed kitsets are pre-approved as Class 10A non-habitable sheds that can be exempt from requiring development consent when building in most areas of NSW as long as you follow some specific rules. See our summary of the relevant points below,…
