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Flat-Pack Garden Sheds

97 products · Garden and Landscaping — Accessories

Assembly garden sheds are small prefabricated storage units that you put together yourself, designed for storing garden tools, bicycles and materials outdoors, sheltered from rain and sun.

Types in the collection

  • Resin sheds: Keter models in various sizes and colours, for example the Manor and Artisan series.
  • Sheet steel sheds: painted metal structures, such as the Vigor models, sturdy and simple to assemble.
  • Accessories and spare parts: parts dedicated to certain models.

How to choose

Start from what you need to store and the space available: the external dimensions must be compared with the installation area, which must be level and stable. Resin requires little maintenance, while sheet steel offers a rigid, lightweight structure. Check the internal height, the type of door and whether you need a floor or a base. Assembly is carried out following the manufacturer's instructions.

AMES works on a quotation basis: write to us with the dimensions of the area and the intended use and we will point you to the right model, with availability and delivery times.

How to choose a resin garden shed: sizes and use
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Frequently asked questions: Flat-Pack Garden Sheds
Which garden shed should I choose for storing tools or bicycles?

For storing tools, bicycles and outdoor materials, choose a shed with a door wide enough for bikes or a wheelbarrow to pass through. Steel sheet sheds offer a large volume and a sturdy structure, while resin ones are easy to clean and need no painting. Choose according to what you need to store and the space available in the garden.

Resin or steel sheet shed: which material should I choose?

Resin does not rust, is lightweight and needs little maintenance, as the surface cleans with water and detergent. Painted galvanised steel is more rigid and robust, but the paint must be checked over time to avoid rust at scratches. Impregnated wood, as in the Verdelook sheds, has a natural look and must be treated periodically.

How do you choose the size of a garden shed?

Start from what you need to store and the space available, as the external dimensions must be compared with the installation area. Leave room to open the door and reach the tools, and consider the height if you need to store tall items. Sheds are listed by length, width and height, for example 195x121x180 cm, to be checked before buying.

Can Keter Tuff Box or Velo containers be used inside a shed?

Keter containers, such as the Tuff Box available in several capacities, are used to organise small items, tools and materials inside the shed or in the garage. Models with lids keep items protected from dust and moisture. Check the capacity in litres and the dimensions, to make sure they fit the planned space.

How do you find spare parts for a Keter Store It Out shed?

A Store It Out shed needs specific spare parts, such as the handle, bar, chain, gas strut or foot blocks, and these must be chosen for the exact model. Before ordering, check the model name and the part code, as some parts are dedicated to a single model. Where possible, compare a photo of the spare part with the broken piece.

How do you assemble a garden shed yourself?

Prepare a flat, level base that can bear the weight of the shed and prevent water seeping in from below. Follow the assembly order in the manual, checking that panels and screws match the parts list. Assembly is safer with two people, especially for the walls and the roof.

How do you maintain a garden shed over time?

Clean the shed with water and mild soap, and check the roof after the rainy season for cracks or points of water ingress. On steel sheet sheds, check the paint in scratches and touch it up with a suitable product to prevent rust. Lubricate hinges and locks, and keep the door closed when there is strong wind.