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Garden sheds in Dublin
Most garden sheds are a box that keeps the rain off and lets the damp in. Ours are insulated in the floor, the roof and the walls, wrapped in a breathable vapour membrane and fitted with insurance-approved locks — which is what it takes to leave a bike or a set of tools in a Dublin garden and find them in the same condition next spring.
Dry, insulated and secure
Our premium quality insulated composite garden sheds offer a secure, damp and moisture free outdoor storage space for your valuable possessions. Fully insulated floor, roof and walls complete with a breathable vapour membrane wrap, and a dark grey (anthracite) PVCu single door complete with insurance approved locks.
Store your valuable bicycles, electric cycles, motorcycles, lawnmowers, garden and DIY tools without worrying about deterioration, rot, rust and easy theft.
Sizes and finishes
Choose from a variety of different sizes, externally clad in either fibre cement board, render, or smooth or woodgrain composite wood in a range of eight different colours. In a Dublin garden that choice matters more than it sounds — a shed on a narrow plot is visible from every window at the back of the house, so it is worth picking a finish you are happy to look at.
If you are also thinking about a garden room or an office, it is worth doing both at the same visit so the two buildings are finished to match rather than clashing.
Where we install
Across Dublin city and county — Dublin 1 to Dublin 24, and out through Swords, Malahide, Portmarnock, Howth, Clontarf, Raheny, Santry, Drumcondra, Rathmines, Terenure, Rathfarnham, Dundrum, Stillorgan, Blackrock, Dún Laoghaire, Tallaght, Lucan, Clondalkin, Blanchardstown, Castleknock and Balbriggan. Our base is in Clonshaugh Business & Technology Park, Dublin 17.
What makes them different
- Fully insulated floor, roof and walls
- Breathable vapour membrane wrap
- Anthracite PVCu door with insurance-approved locks
- Damp and moisture free storage
- Safe for bicycles, e-bikes, motorcycles and mowers
- Fibre cement board, render or composite cladding
- Smooth or woodgrain composite in eight colours
- A range of sizes to suit the garden
Questions people ask
Why insulate a shed?
Insulation and a breathable vapour membrane are what keep the inside dry. That is the difference between storage that protects a bike and storage that rusts it.
Are they secure enough for an e-bike?
The door is anthracite PVCu with insurance-approved locks, which is a different proposition from a timber shed with a hasp and a padlock.
Do I need planning permission for a garden shed?
Usually not, but it depends on floor area, height, position and how much of the garden is already built on. Your local authority planning office can confirm it.
What colours can I have?
Fibre cement board, render, or smooth or woodgrain composite wood in a range of eight different colours.
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Tell us what you want to build.
A phone call is usually enough to get a ballpark figure. Send a photo of the space and a rough size and we'll come back to you.