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Help My Garage is Overflowing

December 18, 2015

 

Custom shed

Sometimes you just need a shed.

Maybe your home storage area is seriously lacking in space. Maybe your garage has recently been taken over by your teenager and their progressive-punk-indie-metal band. Maybe you just really need a “cave” to call your own – a place to kick back in a comfortable chair, put your feet up on the coffee table, and drink a glass of something chilled.

Whatever the reason, more and more people are seeking out sheds and garages to call their own.

Plenty of people seek out discount sheds online and wind up with steel or vinyl shed kits. While these can be a cheap way to satisfy your spacial needs, they can be difficult to build and flimsy once constructed.

Wooden sheds are typically built to last fifteen to twenty years, making them a long-term and better-looking solution to your storage woes. And these days, finding beautiful wooden sheds online is easy.

Many wooden sheds are handmade, and can be custom built to meet your needs. Whether you need extra shelving for your smaller boxes or a window seat bench for your retreat space, you can make it happen.

Purchasing your shed from an Amish furniture dealer is a great way to insure quality. As all Amish furniture is hand-crafted, requesting custom details is easy. Plus, Amish craftsmen use a variety of woods such as oak, cherry, hickory, walnut, and maple in their sheds and furniture. Meaning you can easily match your shed to your home’s look (or choose the best style for your mini-cabin-style retreat).

Ordering custom sheds online is easy, but you may be left waiting for your storage solution to arrive. Generally, Amish-built sheds take about eight weeks to construct.

These wooden wonders also carry a heftier price tag than their flimsy metal counterparts. Luckily, there are often payment plans and rent-to-own options for Amish sheds.

And besides, can you really put a price on solitude … or storage. Whatever.

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