A finished she shed interior styled with an armchair, plants and warm lamplight

The personal retreat

She sheds — a room of your own.

Velvet, plants, candles, books — and a door that locks. Every SolidBuild she shed is solid Norway spruce with a finished interior, sized for a reading chair, a sewing table or a whole studio.

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Choose the perfect she shed for you

Every model below works as a she shed — pick the size and the light you want, then make it yours.

Save $300 Astoria 11x13 modern garden shed kit featuring natural wood finish, a slanted roof, and large glass double doors.

Astoria

13′ × 11′ · 117 sq ft

A full-glass front: an extra-tall door and window in one clean wall of light. The newest modern, born for offices and she-sheds.

6′3″ glass double door Tilt-&-turn side window Window moves left/right 2 day build
$8,595.00 $8,895.00 ships free
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#1 bestseller Contemporary style garden shed kit California 117 sq ft

California

13′ × 11′ · 117 sq ft

Four windows you can aim, a French door, and light from morning to evening. The model people send us photos of.

52″ French door 4 windows · 2 open Side windows move front/back 2 day build
$8,895.00 ships free
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+ 40 sq ft porch Solana contemporary pool house shed kit with pillars

Solana

13′ × 10′ · 80 sq ft

Eighty square feet inside plus a forty-square-foot covered porch — the cheapest way to get a room and an outdoor room at once.

40 sq ft covered porch Glass double door 1–2 day build
$6,795.00 $6,995.00 ships free
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Best value Moderna modern shed kit front view

Moderna

10′ × 10′ · 80 sq ft

The compact one. Same flat roof and glass doors, sized to slip into a city garden.

Glass double door Flat roof Compact footprint 1–2 day build
$5,995.00 $6,295.00 ships free
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#1 cottage Wood garden shed kit Bristhol

Bristhol

13′ × 11′ · 117 sq ft

The one that turns into a library, a studio or a spare bedroom. A deep front overhang, tall glazed doors and 117 sq ft of finished spruce.

117 sq ft Glazed double doors Deep overhang 2 day build
$7,995.00 ships free
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Brightoln garden shed for playhouse, home office, art studio, storage

Myrtle

10′ × 10′ · 80 sq ft

French doors on a ten-by-ten footprint. Small enough for a town garden, generous enough to work in every day.

80 sq ft French doors Gable roof 1–2 day build
$6,595.00 ships free
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Best value Whales garden shed 10x10 front view, 80 sq ft, with French door and doublew window

Whales

10′ × 10′ · 80 sq ft

The most affordable way into the cottage look — same doors, same spruce, same finished interior, in the tidiest footprint.

80 sq ft French doors Gable roof 1–2 day build
$6,395.00 ships free
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The whole lineup, one table.

Back to the models
ModelFootprintInsidePriceSignatureBuild
Astoria 13′ × 11′ 117 sq ft $8,595.00 6′3″ glass double door 2 day build
California 13′ × 11′ 117 sq ft $8,895.00 52″ French door 2 day build
Solana 13′ × 10′ 80 sq ft $6,795.00 Glass double door 1–2 day build
Moderna 10′ × 10′ 80 sq ft $5,995.00 Glass double door 1–2 day build
Bristhol 13′ × 11′ 117 sq ft $7,995.00 Glazed double doors 2 day build
Myrtle 10′ × 10′ 80 sq ft $6,595.00 French doors 1–2 day build
Whales 10′ × 10′ 80 sq ft $6,395.00 French doors 1–2 day build

Every price includes free curbside shipping to the lower 48. Not included, on purpose: the foundation, the roofing layer and the finish. Price a whole project →

Why a SolidBuild shed

Built for the long haul, styled by you.

Beautiful design garden sheds

Beautiful and long lasting design

The she shed movement has mobilized women around the world to create beautiful, cozy spaces just for themselves. There are as many names for the she shed as there are different women — lady cave, femme den, diva den, ma’am cave, you name it. The lady lounge is a sacred space for you to relax and enjoy life as you see it. SolidBuild shed kits fit perfectly in your garden and offer ample space and versatility for projects, hobbies and activities. Natural wood provides a cozy look by default, and is easily customized and styled to match your taste.

She sheds with a cozy finished interior

Cozy finished interior

SolidBuild she sheds are ready to enjoy right out of the box. Stain or paint the walls or keep them natural, and settle in as soon as your shed is up. Throw pillows or no, this shed gives your imagination room to thrive — an empty canvas with you as the artist. And we must mention: our customers have chosen these sheds for a home robotics lab and a sewing room alike, so we can attest that natural wood has a universal appeal.

An exciting DIY she shed project in progress

Exciting DIY she shed project

These natural wood sheds are easy and fun to assemble. They go together in a “Lincoln log” manner (remember those?) and make a great family project — or a solo one. You only need basic tools: a hammer, a mallet, a screwdriver. A team of one handyperson and one helper takes 8–12 hours to assemble the kit; many customers do it themselves and only hire a contractor for the foundation. We once had a jolly call from a customer who assembled her shed by herself while her husband was at work — the look on his face, she shared, was priceless.

SolidBuild sheds in customer backyards across the US

Over 7,000 sheds sold across the US

Each shed, from cozy garden retreats to spacious studios, is crafted with care and precision — a testament to the trust of our nationwide customers since 2009. Our customer care team meets every step of your shed journey with attentiveness and support, from the first question to the last roof screw.

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In every kit

What every wood shed kit includes.

Solid Norway spruceDouble tongue-and-groove walls, untreated, sustainably harvested.
Finished interiorNo drywall, no framing to hide — the walls arrive done.
Pre-cut & readyOne pallet, every board cut to size, manual and blueprint inside.
Free shippingCurbside freight to the lower 48, no promo code needed.

Not included, on purpose: the foundation, the roofing top layer and the stain — climate and taste vary too much to ship one answer. Price the whole project →

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Frequently asked questions

What is included in the shed kit?

SolidBuild wooden shed kit includes wall and roof components, dual-pane glass doors and windows, all door and window hardware, floorboards (select models) and trim parts. All shed kits come with a few spare boards. You will have to separately acquire foundation materials, anchors (depending on the type of foundation) and roof materials, such as PVC roofing, shingles, tin roof etc. (see if you have some leftover material from your house!).

Is it difficult to assemble a garden shed kit by myself?

Building your wooden shed or cabin is easier than you think. Detailed instructions accompany each kit. Piece by piece, the components fit together to create a shed that is at once appealing and durable. The result is a DIY job to be proud of. Please visit our garden shed kit assembly video library for more details.

What kind of foundation is best for a wooden shed?

A firm, level base is essential. A concrete slab or compressed gravel foundation work the best for any type of shed. Another great and popular option is a treated wood grid foundation which can be formed directly on the ground and filled with gravel or raised on concrete piers if the soil in your area is soft. The shed can also be assembled on patio stones, super spikes, or cinder blocks that are placed under the treated floor joists; however, these options are most suitable for warmer climates with little precipitation and firm level ground. There is more information with pictures on the How to build a shed foundation page.

Can SolidBuild wooden sheds be insulated?

The answer is yes, and no. The shed walls cannot be insulated using a traditional post-and-beam framing method with a drywall finish, as this type of construction prevents the wall boards from moving vertically when the wood expands or contracts and causes gaps and splits to open up. That said, you can — and most people do — insulate the roof and floor to keep the shed from overheating or over-cooling in winter. It can be done by installing a sub-floor and stuffing the space between the floor joists with the insulation material of choice. For the roof, form a 2x2 grid on top of the roof boards provided and fill it with insulation material, then cover with any other wood boards or plywood and install the roofing. Here is more information on shed insulation.

SolidBuild garden sheds perform well as a tiny house or home office shed in temperatures as low as the 40s with a simple space heater, but may not be the best choice for a year-round residence in colder climates. We have customers who use them year-round in the Pacific Northwest, the Southeast, and alike; however, in areas experiencing deep winters, it's best for 3-season use.

Can I run electricity in the shed?

Yes, several ways to wire your shed. The simplest option is running an extension cable from the house, and routing it under the shed floor to where you need connection. If your town regulations allow, you may create a dedicated junction box and run conduits with outlets where needed. The conduits can be run outside or inside, up to your preference. Read more about the electrical installation here.

Note that in some locations a shed may not need a permit up to a certain square footage, but may require one if you want to wire it, even if the size falls into the no-permit limit.

We strongly recommend working with a professional electrician for any electrical work!

How do I make sure the shed is waterproof?

Painting the exterior of the shed will ensure good protection of the wood. Using a dedicated primer with an exterior-grade paint is a more reliable option than using a 2-in-1 product. Staining may be tricky, in the sense that some stains, even exterior grade, don't provide the waterproofing. However, most deck stains will work perfectly for the shed too!

Most importantly, when painting or staining your shed, concentrate on all the small crevices to ensure the sealant penetrates those hard-to-reach spots — the areas around the interlocking corners, screws and branches. You may feel tempted to caulk the seams or corners; however, caulk obstructs the settling of the structure when the wood expands and contracts and causes unwanted gaps to open up between the boards. You can only use caulking between the first wall row and the floor joists or the foundation.

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