Steel sheds offer customers increased stability and durability. Sheds constructed with high-grade steel will be able to withstand heavy winds and rain, are resistant to fire (they've been shown to withstand severe bush fires), and aren't susceptible to weather erosion or pest infestation. Building with steel can ensure that sheds last for more than just a few seasons.
Steel is also advantageous for its ability to offer more
flexible design options. The malleable nature of steel allows for customisable
designs; steel can be molded to fit a Mansard or Monopitch/Skillion design and can easily modify measurements for roof pitch, bay spacing, width, length, etc. This ensures that customers can create sheds that truly
match their needs and style. On that same note, steel is also an optimal option for those seeking
custom colors. Steel is a material that can be easily painted to match the existing exterior paint job of a home, but isn't
necessary for weather protection as it is for some other materials.
Steel
also makes for relatively cheap sheds. While there are a breadth of options
for sheds in terms of pricing (there are high-end options), in general, steel
is a cost-effective material. In fact, a garage or shed of the same size and
design could cost up to 400% more when built with brick or wood—talk about
savings! Given the lightweight properties of the steel used for most garages
and sheds, this material also makes for easy installation, either by
professionals from the manufacturing company, or by customers themselves. In fact, most steel sheds can be delivered as lightweight packages accompanied
by easy assembly instructions.
Purchasing a shed should be more than a quick solution for storing
your stuff; instead, think of a shed as a long-term property addition for elevated aesthetic and function. That's why opting for a high-quality building material that will provide longevity, stability, flexibility,
affordability and more, is key.
