We'll work out the right shed for the job.

No, we supply the kit and deliver it to your site, and you either put it up yourself or bring in licensed local trades. That's where the savings come from, because you're not paying us a middleman margin on the build or on the concrete.

In most cases, yes. Almost all sheds in Australia require some form of building approval before construction can begin. The type and complexity of approval depends on your shed size, your property zoning, your state's building regulations, and whether your property is affected by overlays such as heritage, bushfire or flood.

Small sheds under 10m² may be exempt from building approval in some areas, but you should always verify this with your local council before proceeding. Even exempt structures often have setback requirements from boundaries.

Don't skip this step. Building without required approvals can result in fines, mandatory demolition orders, and complications when selling your property.

Every Global Sheds kit is engineered as a complete building package. Your kit includes:

• All structural steel framing: columns, rafters, purlins, and girts
• BlueScope Colorbond or Zincalume roof and wall sheeting
• Complete fastener pack: tek screws, bolts, brackets, and all fixings
• Roller doors and personnel (PA) doors as per your specifications
• Engineer-certified structural drawings specific to your site and wind region
• Step-by-step assembly manual with detailed diagrams

Not included: concrete slab and footings, site preparation, and electrical or plumbing work. These are typically arranged separately through local trades.

All steel components are Australian-made using genuine BlueScope steel, backed by manufacturer warranties for corrosion and structural performance. Your kit is delivered to your site for most sites in Australia, engineered for your wind region.

Yes, but modifications can be challenging, so it's better to get your design right the first time. If you need to change a design during the planning stage, we'll do our best to help.

After construction, adding an awning, carport, garaport, or extra length to your building is possible. These additions are typically designed and engineered as standalone structures that attach to your existing shed.

Any structural modifications should be reviewed by an engineer to ensure the shed remains compliant. We can assist with engineering for modifications to sheds we've supplied.

Buy as big as you can afford, without the shed dominating your yard or becoming the focal point of the property. This is the single most common piece of advice from shed owners.

You will never be disappointed with extra space. You will always find uses for it. But you cannot easily expand a shed once it's built. The most common regret from shed owners is not building big enough, and once you start using it you'll quickly run out of floor space.

Before ordering, draw a floor plan from above showing where everything will go: vehicles, workbenches, tool storage, hoses, movement paths. This exercise often reveals you need more space than you initially thought.

Yes. We deliver steel shed kits to properties across almost all of Australia, including rural, regional, and remote locations. Freight costs vary by location and are quoted separately based on your delivery address. For properties with difficult access such as steep driveways, narrow gates or soft ground, please let us know during the quote process so we can arrange appropriate transport.

For regions outside our standard delivery zones, customer collection may need to be arranged. However, we always try to accommodate a delivery quote where possible.