Sheds

Q: Do you need a permit for a shed?

In New Zealand, you will need a permit and approval from your council to build a shed and if it is proposed to be larger than 2.4 metres high, is joined to another building, or is bigger than 10 metres squared. However, most small garden sheds — like the ones you use to store shovels and wheelbarrows — do not require you to apply for a building permit.

Q: Do you need a concrete slab for a shed?

In short, it is important to have a concrete slab for your shed to act as a base or foundation to support the building. This is because most yards aren’t fully flat and concrete is needed for draining purposes.

Sheds are fantastic buildings that can store your gardening tools, power tools, and whatever else you don’t have room for in your home. A shed can house livestock, equipment, and fodder for decades, and they don’t require much maintenance or regular attention. ArchiPro features the best quality sheds from trusted suppliers in New Zealand.

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Featuring the best sheds in New Zealand

A good shed requires sturdy and durable external materials as it typically sits in your garden and is subject to harsh weather conditions. Because of this, ArchiPro features only the very best storage sheds from trusted suppliers in New Zealand. Our catalogue includes wooden sheds and prefabricated sheds to suit your personal or commercial needs. They also come in a range of great materials and styles allowing you to customise the aesthetics of your shed.

Styles of sheds

Prefabricated sheds

Prefabricated buildings and outdoor sheds are factory-made promoting consistency and eco-friendly products.

Wooden sheds

Wooden sheds are made out of wood as opposed to aluminium or steel and serve the same function as regular sheds. They can be quite large making them highly applicable to farming and agriculture.

Steel sheds

Steel sheds are versatile, durable, and cost-effective outdoor storage solutions that can withstand extreme weather conditions and require minimal maintenance. Steel sheds are customisable, easy to assemble, and affordable compared to other materials, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking for reliable storage.

The advantages of high-quality sheds

In New Zealand, a high-quality shed house will mean that it will last for decades and won't be easily affected by bad weather or other external factors. You’ll likely be storing valuable equipment and tools in your shed. A high–quality shed will be durable and secure enough, so you won’t have to worry about intruders breaking in. High quality sheds are also constructed out of sturdy and reliable materials so that they require low maintenance and won’t be taxing economically.

How to choose a shed that's right for you

When choosing your desired shed, think about how big you want it to be in relation to how much you are wanting to store inside it. A wooden woolshed should be big enough to house sheep and other animals, as well as all the required equipment needed to operate your business without trouble. Does your ideal shed need a garage door to park larger equipment inside? How is your preferred locking system? These are important questions to ask before purchasing. You may also want to think about the general style of your shed, and whether you want it to be a decorative aspect of your home or merely a practical utility.

What is a good size for a shed?

This is entirely subjective as it requires consideration for what you are using your shed for. Sizes of sheds can range anywhere between 2 metres wide to 8 metres long width and lengthwise, for example. A standard size of a shed ranges from 5 square metres to 30 square metres.