Overlap Sheds
Overlap sheds are cost effective, secure, and protect your tools and garden equipment from the very worst the British weather can throw at them. As the name suggests,
Overlap Sheds – more info
What is the difference between overlap and shiplap sheds?
verlap sheds are constructed from thick panels nailed to a vertical frame. It's a quick, cost-effective method of making a dry, secure shed perfect for storage. Shiplap sheds are made from tongue and groove panels with a protective lip to encourage water to run off, creating a weathertight seal for those who want to spend more time in their shed.
Are overlap sheds strong?
Waltons overlap sheds are built on a timber frame designed to withstand wind and weathering. Secured to a flat, level shed base, they're able to withstand regular use and provide a secure home for anything you're storing there. Any garden building will have its limits, but a well-constructed overlap shed satisfies all reasonable requirements.
How do I waterproof an overlap shed?
The first thing to do with any new shed is to treat it with good quality wood preserver or paint with a waterproof top coat. Refreshing this every year will ensure you have a longer-lasting, water-resistant building that protects your posessions from the rain. For more weatherproofing tips visit our 'how to waterproof a shed' page.
