Garden houses today represent the most used outdoor furniture for the perfect optimization of every available space: let’s see how to orient the choice according to your needs.

For about 10 years, the garden sheds have been the most chosen and used outdoor furniture by most European, Australian and American citizens: this primacy is due to their intrinsic ability to furnish in an orderly and sober way, while preserving their fundamental usefulness, the garden in which they are placed and to optimize, thanks to their structure, the outdoor spaces available even if they are relatively small areas. These garden houses, usually sold disassembled or, if very small, even already built, can be customized according to the needs of each one and according to the type of land on which they will subsequently be placed. The choice of purchasing one or more garden sheds therefore allows to optimize, through their use, every type of space, both large and relatively small, for highly customizable uses, given the wide range of garden sheds on the market. Some examples of use could be storing inside them different varieties of objects, tools and plants or even, using it as a small nest where your children can play safely.

The first step to take in choosing a garden shed is to analyze the usable space inside it and the indispensable, as well as very useful in terms of logistics, focusing of the space that you want to optimize. If you have a very small garden it goes without saying that the size of the house will also have to be reduced, thus avoiding the garden from excessive overcrowding that would risk depriving it of any vegetative element. Obviously the choice is at your complete discretion and it is highly likely that many people prefer an extremely tidy garden rather than untidy vegetation. Another element not to be underestimated is the material in which the house will have to be built. On the market, for some years now, there are garden houses made of metal, wood and plastic. Different materials and with dissimilar potentials. Plastic, metal and wood are in fact extremely heterogeneous materials that will strongly characterize the environment in which the house will be placed. If you love country and natural style, you prefer wood, if you love essential and modern style, opt for plastic and if you love high tech style, choose metal.

Very often, when we talk about garden houses, the collective imagination leads many people to mistakenly think that the only material that is aesthetically suitable for their realization is exclusively wood and that their intrinsic use is essentially related to the positioning of various tools inside them. Wrong: on the market there are different types of garden houses made with different materials and various shapes and designed for the fulfillment of various uses. The most used materials for the construction of garden sheds are currently three: wood, ecological, simple, and robust; the plastic, resistant and easy to clean and the metal, robust and resistant. Each material gives the garden shed a unique design and furnishes the outdoor space on which it rests in a different way. The different types of houses made for the garden are essentially due to their structure and use: there are the interlocking houses, so called because of the assembly and construction technique adopted; the panel houses, which can be fixed with bolts and screws; the kiosks; the car garages; the closets, the villas, the bungalows and the play houses for children. Each type of cottage can have a structure on the ground or raised by a few centimeters, in order to make the space below also completely usable.

Garden sheds are usually prefabricated and can be ordered already assembled, also depending on the size chosen, or divided into several pieces to be assembled. If you have opted for an already assembled house, all you have to do is choose the most suitable location for its fixing on the ground, if instead you like DIY and have chosen a house broken down into panels to be assembled or embedded, you can decide to do it yourself , carefully following the instructions supplied, or entrust yourself to competent professionals in the field of assembly. If you decide to assemble the house yourself, after having established the optimal location in your garden, taking care not to cover any windows and not to block possible passages, prepare all the tools necessary to carry out the assembly work, remembering that the assembly procedure is the subsequent maintenance will be completely different depending on the base material chosen for the structure of the house.

It would be almost impossible to identify the best solution currently on the market, as regards a product concerning the furniture of your green corner, such as garden sheds. In fact, their characteristics are innumerable, able to satisfy a heterogeneous audience, but also to put a normal user in difficulty in some ways.

Through this section, more specifically, you will get a series of useful details about the wooden houses, but also those relating to another type of house, namely the structures dedicated to the management of gardening tools. Finally, we will also take a look at the sector of their sale, thus discovering the main trends related to prices.