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Durable and Versatile Sheds New South Wales

Looking for a little extra space? A place to house your tools? Or the mancave you’ve always wanted?

Whatever your needs, our team of skilled professionals is dedicated to crafting durable, versatile, and aesthetically pleasing sheds to suit your unique needs.

With years of experience in the industry, we take pride in using premium materials and state-of-the-art technology to ensure your shed stands the test of time. Whether you need a garden shed, workshop or carport, we’ve got you covered. From design to installation, our customer-centric approach ensures a seamless experience.

Discover the perfect solution for your storage and lifestyle needs by calling us on 1300 954  211 or requesting an obligation-free quote today!

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What are my available shed options?

  • At ShedBarn, we offer a wide range of options to cater to various needs and preferences. Here are some of the available options:

    Shed Types: We provide a diverse selection of sheds, including garden sheds, rural barns, farm sheds, and industrial buildings. Each type is designed to serve specific purposes, from storing tools and equipment to housing livestock or serving as a workspace.

    Customisation Options: We understand that every customer has unique requirements. That’s why we offer fully customisable sheds. You can choose the size, colour, roof type, doors, windows, and other features to match your vision and blend seamlessly with your property.

    Material Choices: Our sheds are built using high-quality materials, such as galvanised steel, Colorbond® steel, and durable timber. These materials ensure structural integrity and protection against harsh weather conditions.

    Additional Features: Enhance your shed’s functionality with optional extras like skylights, insulation, ventilation, mezzanine floors, and security upgrades.

    DIY Kits or Installation: We provide the flexibility of purchasing DIY shed kits for those who enjoy building themselves, or you can opt for our professional installation service for a hassle-free experience.

    Compliance and Approvals: Our team is well-versed in local regulations, and we can assist you in obtaining necessary permits and ensuring compliance with building codes.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sheds in New South Whales

In general, the need for a permit for a shed in NSW depends on various factors, including the size, type, and location of the shed. Here are some guidelines that were applicable at my last update:

Size: Sheds below a certain size (often referred to as “exempt development”) may not require a permit. However, if your shed exceeds the maximum size allowed without approval, you may need to apply for a permit.

Location: The placement of the shed on your property can impact permit requirements. Some areas, such as heritage sites or environmentally sensitive locations, might have stricter regulations.

Zoning: The zoning of your property plays a role in shed regulations. Different zoning categories have varying rules for sheds.

Bushfire Prone Areas: If your property is located in a bushfire-prone area, additional regulations may apply to ensure the shed meets bushfire safety standards.

Building Codes and Standards: Sheds must meet specific building codes and standards to ensure safety and structural integrity.

The rules regarding the maximum size of a shed without requiring planning permission in New South Wales (NSW) are as follows:

  • Rural or Non-Urban Areas: In rural or non-urban areas, the maximum size of a shed without requiring planning permission was generally 200 square metres (approximately 2152 square feet).
  • Urban or Residential Areas: In urban or residential areas, the maximum size of a shed without requiring planning permission was typically 20 square metres (approximately 215 square feet).

It’s important to note that these guidelines may vary depending on the specific zoning and local regulations in your area. Additionally, local councils may have their own specific rules and exemptions, so reach out and chat to an experienced member of the Shed Buster team on 1300 954 211 for more information and support.

Proper ventilation helps prevent issues such as condensation, mould, and rot, which can occur when air is trapped and moisture builds up within the enclosed space beneath the shed.

Here are some reasons why ventilation is important under a shed:

Moisture Control: Ventilation allows air to circulate underneath the shed, reducing the buildup of moisture. This is particularly crucial in damp or humid environments where moisture can seep into the ground and accumulate under the shed.

Preventing Rot and Decay: Adequate ventilation helps keep the floor joists and support structure of the shed dry, reducing the risk of wood rot and decay, which can compromise the shed’s integrity over time.

Condensation Prevention: Temperature variations between the ground and the shed’s interior can cause condensation to form. Proper ventilation helps to mitigate this issue, preventing potential damage to stored items.

Pest Control: Adequate airflow under the shed can deter pests and insects that thrive in damp, dark environments.

The type of ventilation needed may vary depending on the shed’s design, size, and location. Some common ventilation options include:

  • Ventilation Grills: Installing vents or grills along the sides of the shed can facilitate air circulation.
  • Gaps and Openings: Ensuring there are adequate gaps or openings between the shed’s base and the ground allows air to flow underneath.
  • Elevated Foundations: Elevating the shed on piers or blocks can create a gap for air to pass through.