With a little fore-thought, you can create a unique and useful storage solution that complements your home’s design. Storage sheds free a home from clutter by allowing you to store extra or unused household items.
Local regulations might dictate where a shed can be placed, even on your own property. In addition, some sheds may have to be placed a certain distance from property lines or from other buildings.
Storage sheds, while utilitarian in nature, don’t have to have the appearance of such. The storage shed can be a structure to add character or a focal point to your landscape.
Don’t confine yourself to any particular style, as there are a ton of beautiful and creative designs to choose from with options like ramps, lighting maintenance free siding and other upgrades.
The thought process of what you actually intend to put in your storage shed is one of the most important. Thinking about this ahead of time will save any disappointments later. If the storage shed is too small, this will lead to cluttering and frustration.
Don’t forget about shelving and overhead storage space. Many sheds come with the option of loft type storage that will make the most of your space. Is the size you’re thinking of going to work for what you need? If not, think bigger in size until it does.
Security can also be a concern if you’re going to be storing valuables in your storage shed. Make sure you select appropriate doors and windows. Locking windows and doors make things far more secure as does lighting, allowing motion detection.
For more information on storage shed selection and styles, call Seashore Sheds & Gazebos at 609-884-3381.
– Submitted by Amy Litton, Seashore Sheds
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