Shop Australian made steel garden sheds designed and manufactured by Spanbilt using high tensile steel built for Australian conditions. Choose from small, medium, large and extra large sizes in flat, gable or skillion roof styles, with up to five colour options to suit your backyard.
Find the right outdoor storage for your backyard with our range of Australian made steel garden sheds. From compact sheds for everyday tools and gardening equipment through to larger models for bikes, outdoor gear and household storage, the range includes a variety of sizes and configurations to suit different spaces and storage requirements.
Choose from small, medium, large and extra large sheds, along with flat, gable and skillion roof designs. Each shed is supplied as a DIY kit, making it easy to compare your options and order directly online. Start by considering what you need to store, how much backyard space you have available and which roof style works best for your property.
A modern, low profile roofline suited to sleek backyard setups.
A traditional pitched roof shape that adds extra headroom inside.
A single slope roof for a clean, contemporary shed profile.
Compact storage for tight spaces or lighter storage needs.
A balanced size for everyday tools, equipment and outdoor gear.
Extra room for bulkier items, bigger tools or a growing collection.
Maximum storage capacity for serious backyard or workshop needs.
Sold separately, a solid, level base to help your shed sit and perform correctly.
Designed and manufactured locally.
Backed by a 15-year structural warranty for peace of mind.
Supplied as a kit with clear, easy-to-follow instructions.
Home or Depot delivery Australia Wide*
Start with three things: what you need to store, how much space you have available and where the shed will be positioned. Measure your larger items and available site, then compare the shed dimensions, door opening and roof height. It's also worth allowing some additional storage space for future needs.
Our range includes small, medium, large and extra large garden sheds. Small sheds suit basic storage and limited spaces, while medium sheds provide more room for everyday equipment. Large and extra large sheds are better suited to households with greater storage requirements or bulkier items. Compare the individual shed dimensions rather than relying on the size category alone.
Flat, skillion and gable roof sheds each offer different advantages depending on where your shed will be positioned and how you plan to use it. A flat roof shed has a lower overall profile, making it a practical option for positioning under eaves or in areas where height is limited. A skillion roof shed has a single sloping roof that helps direct water to one side, which can be particularly useful when positioning a shed near a house or fence. A gable roof shed has two sloping roof sections for effective water runoff while providing additional internal headroom and overhead storage space. Consider your available space, required height and storage needs when choosing the best roof style for your garden shed..
Measure the width and depth of your available site and check for any restrictions around the proposed location. You should also measure larger items you plan to store and check the shed's door opening and overall height. Allow enough surrounding space for installation and comfortable access.
Your garden shed needs to be installed on a suitable, level base and correctly anchored. Depending on your shed model and site, this may be a suitable concrete slab or a compatible floor kit where available. Floor kits are sold separately, so check compatibility with your selected shed before ordering.
Approval requirements vary by location and can depend on factors such as the shed's size, height and position on your property. Check with your local council or building certifier to confirm what applies to your property before preparing the site or starting installation.
Spanbilt garden sheds are supplied as DIY kits with assembly instructions. The tools, time and assistance required will depend on the size and model you choose. Review the installation instructions before starting and make sure you have suitable help available, particularly for larger sheds.
