We don’t just sell log cabins. UK Log Cabins also supplies a large range of garden sheds built by Shedlands, a long-established UK shed manufacturer. These are solidly built sheds at competitive prices — not the flimsy, wobbly sheds you’ll often find in DIY chains or online marketplaces.
Every shed price includes nationwide delivery and professional installation carried out directly by the manufacturer’s own team, so you get a properly built shed with no third-party fitting risk. A wide range is also on permanent display at our showground near Horsham, West Sussex, so you can see the build quality in person before you order.

Choosing Your Garden Shed
All of our sheds are available in standard sizes, with custom sizes and bespoke layouts also available at little or no extra cost. For example, there’s no charge for moving a door or window to a different position.
Framing
Most sheds use 38x50mm nominal framing (32x44mm actual finished size once planed and machined). If you need a stronger building than a standard shed but don’t want the thicker walls of a full log cabin, you can upgrade the framing to:
- 44x44mm (actual finished size)
- 44x70mm (actual finished size)
Cladding
Standard cladding is 16mm nominal (12mm finished). Upgrade options include:
- 18mm Shiplap
- 15mm Loglap
- 15mm Tanalised Shiplap pressure-treated against rot and fungal attack, guaranteed for 10 years
Factory Painting
Unlike most shed suppliers, we offer factory painting as standard across a wide colour range (see the full Shedlands colour chart below). Choose your finish before delivery, and your shed arrives ready to use, no painting required after installation.
Dalby Garden Sheds on display in Horsham, Sussex

Our entry-level range is ideal for basic garden storage. Available in both apex and pent roof styles in a wide range of standard sizes. Our 8x6ft Apex Dalby shed on display at the Horsham showground is the pressure-treated Tanalised version, which increases the shiplap cladding thickness to 15mm as standard. The 6x4ft pent version is also on display. Custom sizes are available on request.

Supreme sheds

A step up from the Dalby range, taller, with a 3ft wide ledged and braced door fitted with a lock and key as standard. Further upgrade options are available below.

Heavy Duty Sheds

Built with a stronger 50x50mm framework, three Georgian-style windows (one opening), and a rim lock with a door knob as standard. The generous height makes these a good choice for a garden workshop.

Security Sheds

Designed specifically with security in mind. Framing runs every 305mm (12 inches) for a genuinely strong wall, which can be further reinforced with thicker cladding upgrades. Windows are narrow and set high to let in light without offering an entry point. The door is fitted with bolted-through hinges (so they can’t be removed) and a padlock protector that shields the padlock from bolt cutters or angle grinders.

Dutch Barn Shed

A distinctive design that makes use of extra space in the roof void, including a mezzanine storage area. Fitted with double doors and three windows, the centre one opening for ventilation.
Corner Shed

Purpose-built to sit neatly into the corner of a garden, where a square or rectangular shed can look awkward. The corner design softens the leading edge and blends naturally into the space.
Potting Sheds

A combination building, greenhouse, and garden storage in one. Keep everything you need for growing plants alongside your mower and garden tools in a single structure.
Shed Range Comparison
| Range | Framing | Best For | Key Feature |
| Dalby | 38x50mm (standard) | Basic garden storage | Entry-level, apex, or pent |
| Supreme | 38x50mm (standard) | General storage, step up from Dalby | 3ft ledged & braced door, lock & key |
| Heavy Duty | 50x50mm | Garden workshop | 3 Georgian windows, rim lock |
| Security | 38x50mm+ (upgradeable) | High-value tool/equipment storage | Bolted hinges, padlock protector |
| Dutch Barn | 38x50mm (standard) | Extra storage via mezzanine | Roof void storage, double doors |
| Corner | 38x50mm (standard) | Awkward corner plots | Space-efficient corner design |
| Potting | 38x50mm (standard) | Gardening + storage combined | Greenhouse and shed in one |
All ranges available with framing, cladding, and paint upgrades as detailed above.
Paint & Colour Options
Extra Shedlands paint colours are now available. See the full colour chart below to choose a factory-applied finish for your shed.

Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need planning permission for a garden shed?
Most garden sheds fall under permitted development rights and don’t require planning permission. This can depend on the size, height, and position of the shed in relation to boundaries, so it’s always worth checking with your local council if you’re unsure.
How much do your garden sheds cost?
Pricing depends on the range, size, and any upgrades chosen (framing, cladding, paint finish). Use our online configurator to generate a personalised quote, or contact us directly for guidance.
Can I get a custom-sized shed?
Yes. Alongside our standard sizes, we offer custom sizes and bespoke layouts, often at little or no extra cost, including moving doors or windows to a different position.
What’s the difference between the shed ranges?
The ranges mainly differ by framing strength, features, and intended use from the entry-level Dalby range for basic storage, up to the Heavy Duty and Security ranges for workshop use or higher-value equipment. See the comparison table above for a full breakdown.
Visit Our West Sussex Showground
A wide range of Shedlands garden sheds, workshops and summerhouses are on permanent display at our showground:
The Log Cabin Showground, Handcross Road (B2110), Plummers Plain, Lower Beeding, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 6NX
Open Monday–Saturday, 9am–5pm, and Sunday, 11am–5pm.
You can also see our full range of Shedlands garden workshops and traditional framed summerhouses in person — a different build method to our log cabin summerhouses, but built to the same quality standard.
Create your own personalised quote here or contact us for advice on choosing the right shed for your garden.
