Storage Sheds

Storage Sheds

A kit to fit all your storage needs

 

Quonset Storage Shed: The Prefab Steel Kit Solution

SteelMaster’s durable, affordable Quonset Hut metal sheds are specially designed to give customers the best quality storage at a competitive price whether that is in their backyard or at a commercial facility.


 

Farm/Garden Shed

Farm/Garden Shed

Backyard Shed

Backyard Shed

General Storage Shed

General Storage Shed

She Shed

She Shed

Equipment Shed

Equipment Shed

Industrial Shed

Industrial Shed

steel S model storage shed with custom white and grey front endwall and landscaping around the building and house behind it

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Quonset Hut Shed Projects

The Ultimate Guide to Sheds

The Ultimate Guide to Sheds

Check out real-life SteelMaster projects & learn more about:

  • The features and benefits of arch-style garages
  • Step-by-step arch construction
  • Technical specs & certifications

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Quonset Shed Kits Vs. Standard Shed Kits – Who’s “Tough?”

Cheap shed kits claim to be “tough” but how tough are they compared to a Quonset shed? Often made out of lower-quality materials like tin, aluminum or wood, so-called “tough” sheds will collapse if subject to an extreme weather event or just impact damage. So what is it about Quonset sheds that make them the clear option for storage that will last longer than a few years?

Durability Steel Quonset Sheds Aluminum Alloy Sheds Tin Sheds Wooden Sheds
Prone to dents, scratches and punctures No Yes Yes Yes
Warping or bending under extreme conditions No Yes Yes Yes
Disaster resistant Yes No No No
HVHZ Impact Rated Yes No No No
a-model steel quonset building, glass door reflecting sunrise
“I love our Quonset Hut shed. It is so bright, and so wonderful and enchanting and it feels so good.”
Linda C., Nevada

 

Custom Prefab Shed Pricing

Every SteelMaster shed price is custom to order based on the needs of our customers. SteelMaster sheds start at under $2,500 and the cost depends on several factors such as:

    • Shed size – The larger the shed, the more expensive the project will be but will cost less per square foot.

    • Code & load requirements – Specific localities may have certain code or load requirements that may impact a shed’s design and pricing.

    • Custom features – Beyond standard storage shed needs, add ventilation, insulation, windows, and more.

 

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Compare Long-term Shed Costs

The cost of a shed and its cost-effectiveness are two different things. You can purchase a cheap 10′ x 10′ shed, but the chances are you’ll have to replace it every 10 – 15 years and end up spending much more money over the next decades.

Compare that to a steel Quonset shed that comes with a 50-year warranty and you end up saving money on shed storage and only have to build it once over that timespan. So when looking at the true cost of a shed – how do tin, aluminum or wooden sheds stack up?

Cost Components Steel Quonset Sheds Wooden Sheds Aluminum Alloy Sheds Tin Sheds
Materials Cost $ $ $ $
Maintenance Costs Little-to-none Repair/upkeep costs Repair/upkeep costs Painting and roofing
Life Expectancy 50+ years 10 – 15 years 10 – 15 years 10 – 15 years
“I couldn’t be happier with the way this building looks and has performed. It’s now 12 years old and looks like the day I built it.”
Mark Pagliaro, Florida

 

Small, Medium, Large and Larger Metal Shed Sizes

The smallest Quonset shed is 10′ x 10′ and the largest can go upwards of 60 feet wide with infinite length – so no matter the size of the shed you’re looking for SteelMaster has you covered. While we typically sell medium size sheds that range between 20 x 20 feet to 30 x 30 feet, storage sheds come in all shapes and sizes.

 

Small Sheds – Backyard Equipment Storage

Small Sheds – Backyard Equipment Storage

When you want more than a cheap home improvement shed, our small 10′ by 10′ models are perfect for most backyards or rural properties. 

Medium Sized Sheds – Vehicle Storage, Office & Workshop Space

Medium Sized Sheds – Vehicle Storage, Office & Workshop Space

When you have the room and need the space, our medium shed models are usually around 20′ by 20′ and can fulfill larger storage needs like acting as a garage for vehicles.

Large Sheds – Agricultural, Industrial or Commercial Storage

Large Sheds – Agricultural, Industrial or Commercial Storage

When your shortage shed needs reach an industrial scale, our large storage sheds are a cost-effective, durable solution.

 

One Bolt, One Wrench Shed Construction

Step 1: Lay shed arch panels on the ground in the shape of the arch you’re erecting.


Step 2: Insert and loosely tighten bolts in the predrilled holes to assemble the arch.


Step 3: Raise the shed arches and attach them to the foundation (if needed).


Step 4: Tighten the bolts.


Step 5: Repeat until the building is complete.

 

Mark Pagliaro in Florida wanted to build a simple shed himself but it also needed to be Florida HVHZ building code compliant. He turned to SteelMaster and was delighted to learn that our sheds can meet or beat his area’s building codes.

His building arrived with all the panels predrilled and ready for assembly, no measuring, cutting, welding or hammering – only requiring Mark to use one socket wrench to assemble the entire building.

 

 

Are Quonsets The Strongest Sheds Available? Yes!

Steel is stronger than aluminum, tin, wood and plastic composites, so when you want the toughest shed possible with the strongest engineering behind it, you should choose a Quonset shed. You don’t have to just take our word for it:

Aubrey Brown, a pottery maker, purchased his building initially to house his 32-foot motorhome. He soon found out that his SteelMaster building also served another important purpose as a storm shelter.

“My SteelMaster shed can withstand 140 mph winds, which is more than I can say about my house. Before each storm hit, I stocked the motor home and then my wife and 82-year-old mother and I hunkered down until the hurricanes passed. I bought the shed to house it in and keep it out of the sun during the off-season.”

Aubrey says he and his family watched shingles fly off the roof of their workshop and trees sliced in half and blown to the ground while they were shielded from the storm inside of their SteelMaster.

 

Get Inspired

We hope some of our customers’ most impressive projects will inspire you to get started on your own Quonset hut structure. See all articles.

“Two feet of snow was sitting on top of it and it’s just as solid as a rock.”
Mark W., Kentucky