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LP® Outdoor Building Solutions® treated engineered wood products feature innovations that help your sheds last long and offer additional benefits.
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Which is Better For You?
Building Vs Buying a Shed
Both building and buying a shed have advantages. Size, style, cost and time are important considerations when deciding whether it’s better for you to build or buy your shed. Ultimately you want a shed that fits your unique needs and style, so let the experts at LP help you make an informed decision: should you build or buy your shed?
Buying Your Shed
Time Savings: Instead of taking the time to build a shed, you will be able to focus on putting your shed to use with a pre-built. All you have to do is schedule the delivery and prepare the foundation.
No Tools Required: Not completely confident in your building skills? Buying a Shed provides the convenience of not having to build, deliver, or install the structure.
Professionals You Can Trust: Not quite sure which shed you want to buy? Buying a Shed provides you with trained professionals that you can rely on for guidance. They are available to answer common questions or help you with your customized needs.
Warranties: If there is a LP product defect with the shed you bought, LP products are warranted, plus any warranties the shed manufacturer offers.
Shed Plans
Building a shed is a big undertaking. While we recommend purchasing a pre-built shed from one of our expert builders, we understand that some experienced DIYers will want to do the work themselves. We've put together these free DIY shed plans to help, including detailed construction plans, building tips, and materials and hardware lists.
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