BEST budget shed

[areia]

Yes I know I used the word budget ,,, but who would of thought choosing a shed would be as bad as picking a new energy company ,,,,

I'm currently on the look out for a 8 x 6 shed wooden shed,,, dont need a base as the base in the old shed looks pretty sound no doubt due to previous owner building a concrete base as well as laying damp proof down too ,,,
But im looking for a well build one a chunky one as it were,,,,I look inside some sheds and they have thin beading holding it together and no doubt wont help with what most sheds look like on the windtunnel allotment site

Im seeing the ave size for cladding is 12 mm thats fine ,,, Im just after a shed that doesnt cost the earth £350 max ( but would much prefer less ) ,,,unfortunately I just dont have the time to build myself a new one as im working as ive 5 yrs worth of half plot "stuff" to move to my new size plot ,,

[Martin H]

I would go for the shiplap one from tiger sheds. Good quality for the price. I've bought three sheds from this company, no complaints.

[Guest]

I got a tiger shed last year after several grapes recommended them. I think they are a fair shed for your money and would happily buy from them again.

[diggerdez]

I built an 8x8 shed with 2x2 timber and tounge and groove for around £ 400 last summer good solid shed not like flimsey sheds for sale

[jackarmy]

Appart from the fact that the op hasnt the time to build his own i would have gone with that but with a difference Digger. Id have stayed with the 2 x 2 but raided the local pallet firm, hell of a lot cheaper if you have the time and ability

Oh and welcome to the forum btw