The 10x8 shed, explained
A 10x8 shed is where storage becomes a workshop. There is space for a ride-on mower, a bench and shelving, and still room to move. It suits serious gardeners, hobbyists and anyone clearing a cluttered garage. This range covers 8 sheds in plastic and metal. Want something smaller? See 8x6 sheds or a 6x4 shed. Compare builds in plastic sheds and metal sheds.
A shed this size lives or dies by its base. Ten by eight feet of concrete, laid level, is worth the effort. We never cut corners here. A big shed on a poor base twists, and then the doors never shut right. Get the concrete flat and it stands true for decades.
What fits in a 10x8 shed?
A 10x8 takes a ride-on mower, a workbench and wall shelving at once. There is floor space left for furniture or bikes. Two people can work inside without clashing. It is the size most people wish they had bought first.
Matt's pick
For a workshop that lasts, the Lotus 10x8 Apex at £599 is our pick. The apex roof gives full standing height. Galvanised steel needs no upkeep at all. Bolt it to a concrete pad and it shrugs off any winter.
What base for a 10x8 shed?
A 10x8 shed needs a solid, level base near ten by eight feet. A concrete pad is the safe choice at this size. Match the base to the floor pan exactly. Anchor the shed to the base against wind.
10x8 shed questions
What are the dimensions of a 10x8 shed?
The 10x8 is the nominal roof size, near ten by eight feet. The base is a little smaller. Check the internal size on the product page.
What fits in a 10x8 shed?
A ride-on mower, bench and shelving all fit. There is room left for furniture or bikes. Two people can work inside at once.
What base does a 10x8 shed need?
It needs a solid, level base near ten by eight feet. A concrete pad is best at this size. Anchor the shed down for wind.
Can I use a 10x8 shed as a workshop?
Yes, it is an ideal workshop size. A bench fits along one wall. Shelving lines the others with floor to spare.
Metal or plastic for a 10x8 shed?
Both need no maintenance. Metal gives the most space for the money. Plastic resists dents and holds heat better.