Built at our yard
Double Door Storm Shed
8ft × 4ft — heavier 4×2 frame, shiplap cladding, double doors.
The Storm Shed is the heavy one. It's built on 4 inch by 2 inch uprights and clad in tongue-and-groove shiplap, giving a far heavier, more substantial and robust unit than a basic shed. It's fully lined with a breathable membrane. Double doors. Set it next to the basic shed on this page and you can see exactly why one is €450 and one is €1,750 — heavier frame, shiplap cladding, double doors and a breathable membrane lining.
€1,750 plus VAT — 8ft × 4ft
Every shed stands in our yard for seven days before it leaves
Every shed we build stands in our yard for a minimum of seven days before it leaves, so we know it's watertight and stable in the wind before you ever see it.
It's a specific, verifiable quality claim that no importer of flat-pack kits can make — they can't, because their sheds are never built in their own yard.
- Manufactured in 8ft × 4ft pods
- Fully lined
- Minimum 7 days standing in the yard before dispatch, for watertightness and stability under wind conditions
What's included
Specification
- Size
- 8ft × 4ft
- Frame
- 4 inch × 2 inch uprights
- Exterior
- Tongue-and-groove shiplap
- Lining
- Breathable membrane
- Doors
- Double doors
- Price
- €1,750 plus VAT
Get your double door storm shed quoted
Four fields. Austin rings you back himself — no call centre, no spam.
Get my quote
Four fields. Austin rings you back. No spam, no call centre.
How it works
From your garden to a finished room — four steps
Tell us your size and use
Garden office, room or one-bed home — and roughly how big.
Visit the yard or send a photo
Come and stand inside the demo unit, or send us a photo of your garden.
We build it at Lordship
Every unit is manufactured at our own yard from Irish timber.
We deliver and install
We bring it to your garden and install it. Ask Austin about your base.
Step 4 details: ask Austin whether a concrete base is needed for your product — the one-bed garden home is built on the customer's own concrete foundations.
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