Mower Stores

Lawn Mower Storage

As outdoor garden buildings are a highly versatile type of structure to include in your garden, what you buy intending to be used as lawn mower storage can also be used as a log store, tool storage and bin storage, whether it be a wheelie bin, or various compost bins. This is as our storage boxes are available in various sizes, as well in different materials including wood and plastic. Therefore, in our extensive range of lawn mower storage you are likely to find the perfect garden storage box for you.

Wooden Lawn Mower Storage

Firstly, our wooden lawn mower storage can either be a large pent shed, a mini pent shed, or even one of our workshop sheds. In fact, our mini pent store sheds are designed with lawn mower storage in mind. The tongue and groove panels give the shed the solid strength and durability it needs to protect your lawn mowers. Not only will you be able to comfortably be able to fit your lawn mower inside the storage shed, but necessary gardening tools too. You can even install some hooks onto the walls of the shed where you can hang the smaller hand gardening tools, allowing you to maximise floor space.

Alternatively, turn a heavy duty shed into the ideal garden shed. Not only use it to store your lawn mower but store outdoor furniture, outdoor toys and the rest of your gardening tools too. And, the heavy duty floor means no matter how heavy your lawn mower may be, the shed base is highly likely to be able to comfortably support it.

Plastic Lawn Mower Storage

Another type of our outdoor storage is plastic storage. Garden storage plastic is best for those looking for a low maintenance outdoor building that is still long lasting and durable. Plastic storage is made using polycarbonate plastic which is strong and is unlikely to fade when left in contact with the sun. To optimise outdoor space, a horizontal plastic shed might be a good option. This is as rather than compromising on height you are compromising on floor space. Therefore ideal if you are not wanting to ruin your view, or take the attention away from your favourite plant or tree.