If you think you don't have room for storage, think again. The attractive Manor 4x6 is a narrow yet durable shed designed to fit neatly into the small space alongside your home. It has a weather-resistant, double-wall construction with an integrated floor panel to keep items dry and dirt-free. Its ceiling is high enough to let you move around in comfort, it has built-in air ventilation, a fixed window for natural light, and a lockable door for added security.
At the discounted price, this shed could not be missed. It is somewhat fiddly to put together and you do need a second person to help position the sides and (especially) roof. It is essential to build the shed on a firm, dead level base. We used old paving slabs which we drilled at each corner to secure with masonry bolts and penny washers. The hardest part of the build was putting the roof on - it needs a good press home before securing with screws. I've finished my shed by laying some spare laminate floor pieces to reinforce the plastic floor but you could use sterling board to 'beef it up' if you are planning to store heavier items like lawn mowers, rotovators etc. I've also used mesh to manage the risk of insects entering via the vents. Builders foam injected into the internal corners where the roof meets the sides is my next mission but I'm putting a frame with bench top and shelves at the back to max out the storage. Others have said instructions could be better (agreed) but we had a trial build before we started and worked out that it was essential to note the labels which tell you which bits face inwards/outwards. Overall, the finished item looks good and holds more than expected.. Roger W. Sunderland. Mon Nov 02 2026
