Why not attach a shed directly to slabs or gravel?

 We frequently asked her at the Shed Bases Company the following: Can my plastic shed base be installed directly on top of my current concrete flooring? Simply put, "yes." Here at The Shed Base Company, we get a lot of different questions from our customers, but one of the most common is this: "Why can I install my fully recycled plastic base on top of my existing floor?

" Why wouldn't I just direct my shed onto slabs, gravel, soil, or hardcore? We comprehend why. Sheds have traditionally been erected directly on top of the existing grass. Gone are the days when a garden consisted only of a few floral borders and a patch of grass where you could lay out your towel and unwind on a warm summer day. Nowadays, there is so much more to an outdoor space.

 We have all sat in awe of those television garden makeover shows, where seemingly normal people perform garden miracles in just a few days, as a major influencer of the transformation generation. The fact that you are sitting here reading this right now and feeling guilty about all of the times this summer when you haven't done anything with your garden is almost certain. 


If you are thinking about building a Shed Base on uneven ground, STOP! It's critical not to rush into adding a shed to your garden because it's not as simple as building a shed and calling Bob your uncle. Preparation and planning are required prior to incorporating a shed into a garden. First things first: Our Garden Shed base is a long-term option made entirely of recycled plastic.

 The bases of a garden shed are the foundation of any great shed. The plastic used to make our garden shed bases is all recycled. This is great news for landfills that are already overcrowded. The sturdy and dependable garden shed bases are made of recycled plastic. As a result, you should begin by laying the appropriate foundation for your shed. Our plastic shed base panels are the beginning of a fantastic new project. Every new shed begins at the shed base. 

The shed base could serve as a starting point for your project. What is an Alternative to a Wooden Shed Base?  Image courtesy of Houz You don't have to. Over time, shed bases made of wood will decompose and break down. There is a better alternative to the wood shed base out there.... Bases for plastic sheds In contrast to their wood counterparts, plastic shed bases neither decay nor

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