Garden Shed 3.0 x 1.5 Double Sliding Door + Single Sliding Door

If you are really challenged for space, but still require reasonable storage, this might be the shed for you. This narrow shed comes with double sliding doors on the 3 metre side plus an additional sliding door that can be installed as an end door on either end of the shed. This means you do not have to allow for any swing space that would be required if you had traditional hinged doors.

Most garden sheds have either 1700mm or 1800mm walls and the gable roof peak at just on 2 metres. This is just a bit low for the average Australian. Our wall height is 1900mm and we put a steeper pitch on our gable to give you a full 2.3 metre gable peak. This little bit extra height makes a real difference.

Pre-drilled holes	Council DA friendly	Easy to assemble
Every part labeled	Australian instruction manual	Fast delivery

Shed Specifications

Gable Roof Shed Features

About our steel

We use hot dipped galvanized steel in our garden sheds that is tested to an International Standard ASTM-A653, it is either standard galvanized or galvanized then coated with a polyester color coating.

The coated steel is tested to a further International Standard ASTM-A755M. Every batch of steel we buy is independently tested to ensure it meets these standards.

Over the years we have learned that 0.32 thick steel provides the best performance/value ratio for garden sheds. So, this is the steel we use for our full range of sheds.

We are happy to offer a 30-year warranty on our garden sheds, as we know we use quality steel. If you want to read more about International Standard ASTM-A653 click here.

A lot of people ask do you use Colorbond© Steel? Colorbond is a trademark of Bluescope Steel for their coated steel. We do not use Colorbond steel in our sheds.

However, our Midland Green color is equivalent to a Colorbond color called Pale Eucalypt© Sandrift Cream is equivalent to a Colorbond color called Paperbark© and our Onyx Grey is equivalent to a Colorbond color called Monument© These are probably the most common steel colors used architecturally today.