• Classic Greenhouse Collection
  Freestanding
  • The Six
  • The Eight
  • The Ten
  • The Twelve
  Lean-To
  • The Baby Lean-to
  • The Lean-to Six
  • The Lean-to Eight
  • The Lean-to Ten
  Planthouse
  • The Planthouse Eight
  • The Planthouse Ten
  • The Planthouse Twelve
  • The Cedar Panelled Planthouse
  Vinehouse
  • The Baby Vinehouse
  • The Vinehouse Six
  • The Vinehouse Eight
  • The Vinehouse Ten
• RHS Greenhouse Collection
  Freestanding
  • The Rosemoor
  • The Rosemoor with Coldframes
  • The Hyde Hall
  • The Hyde Hall with Coldframes
  • The Wisley
  • The Wisley with Coldframes
  • The Harlow Carr
  • The Harlow Carr with Coldframes
  • The Portico
  • The Grand Portico
  • The RHS Planthouse
  Lean-To
  Vinehouse
  • The RHS Vinehouse
  • The RHS Grand Vinehouse
• Glasshouses Collection
  The Small Glasshouse
  The Medium Glasshouse
  The Grand Glasshouse
• Greenhouse / Shed Collection
  Classic Style
  • The Grow & Store
  • The Grand Grow & Store
  RHS Style
  • The Rosemoor Combi
  • The Hyde Hall Combi
• Cold Frames Collection
  The Baby Grand
  The Grand Coldframe
  The Upright Coldframe
  The Grand Upright
• Accessories
  Cedar Planters
  Internal Blinds
  Potting Trays
  External Blinds
  • External Blinds To Fit The Six
  • External Blinds To Fit The Eight
  • External Blinds To Fit The Ten
  Jumbo Propagator
  Sneeboer Garden Hand Tools
  Autovents
  Replacement Pistons
  Cedar Waterbutt
  Louvre Vent
  Seed Trays
  Greenhouse Heaters
  • 6 x 8 Greenhouse Heater
  • 8 x 10 Greenhouse Heater
  • 10 x 12 Greenhouse Heater
  • Energy Efficient Greenhouse Heater
  • Low Energy Eco Greenhouse Heater
  Ridge Autovents
  Greenhouse Staging
  • Staging - The Six
  • Staging - The Eight
  • Staging - The Ten
  • Staging - The Rosemoor
  • Staging - The Hyde Hall
  • Staging - The Wisley
  Greenhouse Shelving
  • Shelving - The Six
  • Shelving - The Eight
  • Shelving - The Ten
  • Shelving - The Rosemoor
  • Shelving - The Hyde Hall
  • Shelving - The Wisley
• Cedar Planters
• Greenhouse-Staging
• Bespoke Greenhouses
  Bespoke Greenhouses
  • Bespoke Greenhouse 1
  • Bespoke Greenhouse 2
  • Bespoke Greenhouse 3

Making the most out of your Gabriel Ash shed

13th June 2010

 

Gabriel Ash offers a wide range of spectacular sheds that are designed to suit your needs. These structures are made from Western Cedar wood, providing you with a garden shed that is not only superior in looks, but also in quality. Not only does Gabriel Ash’s range of sheds provide you with a structure that adds beauty to your garden, they also provide you with a structure that offers enough space for you add extra shelving for a variety of garden tools.

As well as storing a variety of garden tools in your shed, you can also find a style that is large enough to accommodate other items, such as bicycles and lawnmowers. Placing each item within a certain area in your shed will help you to prevent it from becoming cluttered. Extra shelving is useful for smaller items such as garden tools, soil bags and plant pots.

Opting for a large shed will give you the freedom of transforming it into a place where you can relax and unwind. Adding extra furniture to your shed will transform it into an ideal place for working from home. The cedar potting shed is a great choice for those who wish to transform their shed into a summer house.

There are types of sheds that will require more maintenance than others, so it is important to bear this in mind when choosing your design. The Western Cedar wood shed is the perfect choice for those looking for a longer lasting shed that adds plenty of beauty to the garden. Cedar wood also ages well and is rot resistant.

If you opt for a style that requires more maintenance then re-painting your shed every few years will keep it looking attractive. Certain chemicals may damage the wood, so it is a good idea to research which cleaning methods are suitable for the type of shed that you have chosen. Preserving the wood with creosote will help to keep it looking great, but you may wish to avoid this if you are growing plants within or around your shed, as it may damage them.

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