It is often the case in a small house or an apartment that you have more clutter than you would ideally like to have inside, such as a pushbike or gardening tools.
Well the easy solution to this is to buy a shed, however if you live in an apartment it maybe that you have a shared garden and thus cannot easily put your own shed in the garden.
Or it could be that you just have a very small garden and do not have enough space to put shed in it without it dominating the garden.
Or of course it may be that you may not wish to have the expense of purchasing and erecting a shed, which may have more than enough room to store your bike but so much so that maybe you end up buying dead space and the bulk of the shed will remain empty.
Thus this would be a waste of money and space in your garden.
However a very good six foot by four shed can be had from as little as £300 making it quite an attractive option.
It also offers a large amount of space and security for a relatively low price.
One of the good alternative solutions to this problem would be to purchase a small garden tidy, typically these are made out of wood or metal and can provide a very secure and dry storage space for garden implements such as lawnmowers, forks, and spades etc.
Personally I prefer the wooden garden tidies as they can actually prove a lot sturdier than the metal ones and be a lot more resistant to anyone trying to kick them in.
Also with a wooden one you never have to worry about any dangers of them rusting.
Typically they are available in several variants such as an open fronted one which is ideal for wooden log storage or one that has a single or double door on the front of it, meaning that they can easily be locked to keep valuable garden tools safe and secure.
They come in a variety of sizes from tall and thin, to low and long, meaning that you are sure to be able to find one to fit in to that awkward nook or cranny in your garden that you need to squeeze it into.
Garden tidies can provide secure effective storage without taking up as much space a shed and are easy to self assemble.
Well the easy solution to this is to buy a shed, however if you live in an apartment it maybe that you have a shared garden and thus cannot easily put your own shed in the garden.
Or it could be that you just have a very small garden and do not have enough space to put shed in it without it dominating the garden.
Or of course it may be that you may not wish to have the expense of purchasing and erecting a shed, which may have more than enough room to store your bike but so much so that maybe you end up buying dead space and the bulk of the shed will remain empty.
Thus this would be a waste of money and space in your garden.
However a very good six foot by four shed can be had from as little as £300 making it quite an attractive option.
It also offers a large amount of space and security for a relatively low price.
One of the good alternative solutions to this problem would be to purchase a small garden tidy, typically these are made out of wood or metal and can provide a very secure and dry storage space for garden implements such as lawnmowers, forks, and spades etc.
Personally I prefer the wooden garden tidies as they can actually prove a lot sturdier than the metal ones and be a lot more resistant to anyone trying to kick them in.
Also with a wooden one you never have to worry about any dangers of them rusting.
Typically they are available in several variants such as an open fronted one which is ideal for wooden log storage or one that has a single or double door on the front of it, meaning that they can easily be locked to keep valuable garden tools safe and secure.
They come in a variety of sizes from tall and thin, to low and long, meaning that you are sure to be able to find one to fit in to that awkward nook or cranny in your garden that you need to squeeze it into.
Garden tidies can provide secure effective storage without taking up as much space a shed and are easy to self assemble.
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