Wood Sheds Buying Guide | Heartland Sheds

Shed Size Guide

1. What style of wood shed is right?
Choose a style you like and make sure that the door position and the size of the shed is right for the things you will be doing in the shed.

2. How are you using your shed?
You should consider how you will be using your shed. How much room do you need for storage and how much room do you need to work?

3. What size is right?
Choose a size that will give you room to grow.

Shed Examples and Sizes

View all of our sizes:

10x4
16x16
16x20
16x24
10x20
10x24
10x28
10x32
12x28
12x32
16x28
16x32
20x10
20x12
20x16
24x10
24x12
24x16
28x16
32x16
6x8
8x8
10x8
8X12
10x10
10x12
10x16
12x8
12x10
12x12
12x16
12x20
12x24
16x10
16x12

Tips to determine the right shed size

Floor Space
Consider everything that will be on the floor? Things that are too heavy to lift and store overhead. Lawn tractor, snow blower, lawn mower, etc.?

Overhead and Wall hanging Space
Consider the things you have that will be put up in the loft or on the shelf. (square footage of each should be noted here). Also consider all of the long handled tools you have that will hand on the wall (wall height).

Walk-Around Space
Remember you will need space to walk around all of your floor items. We recommend at least 2 feet in between large items.

Do you need room to work?
Consider how much room you need to do construction, welding, Art, woodworking, building, making, etc.?

Tips to determine the right yard location

1. Choose a high spot in your yard. Low spots where water accumulates is not good.
2. To install the shed, the builder will need 3 feet of clearance on all sides.
3. Which way should the doors face? Consider a location that lets in the most natural light.

Home owner's Association

Contact your local HOA to ensure your shed meets any restrictions on building sizes, siding, roof type and foundations. HOA restrictions vary by county, so check with your local building inspector for in-depth information.