A shed is a outdoor structure used for storage, typically for tools, gardening equipment, bicycles, outdoor furniture, or seasonal items. Some sheds are also used as workshops, gardening stations, or home offices.

It’s not recommended. A shed should be installed on a solid, level base such as concrete, pavers, or a wood platform to prevent moisture damage and improve longevity.

Most modern sheds are water-resistant, especially metal shed. For wooden sheds, proper sealing, roofing, and maintenance are essential to keep water out.

Small sheds may be movable, especially if built on skids. Large or anchored sheds are not easy to move and may require dismantling or professional equipment.

It depends on how you plan to use it. Before making a choice, Sunjoy suggests that you measure your space and consider your storage requirements.

• Small (4x6–6x8 ft): Great for garden tools and lawn equipment
• Medium (8x10–10x12 ft): Ideal for bikes, seasonal storage, or a small workshop
• Large (12x16 ft and up): Best for full workshops, hobby rooms, or multi-use storage spaces

Yes, you can use a shed as a workshop or home office by adding key upgrades like insulation, electricity, ventilation, and weatherproofing. Choose a durable office shed with windows and enough space, and make sure it sits on a solid, level foundation.