If you’re reading this, chances are it’s because you’re interested in purchasing a shed.
And as we’ve written before, putting a shed on your property is something that comes with a number of advantages.
But you might be wondering what type of shed to get. Wood sheds vs. vinyl sheds, both have their selling points. Let’s find out which one is right for you.
Vinyl sheds will last for decades without needing any paint, although you should try to keep them washed. Your washing schedule will depend on the climate.
If you live somewhere with a lot of blowing dust, or a wetter climate where mold is likely, you’ll need to wash it more often. Otherwise, make sure to wash your shed every year or so.
With vinyl sheds, natural threats such as rot, insects and rust will never be a concern. Wood decays and metal corrodes, while vinyl lasts for generations.
A vinyl shed will be much lighter than its wooden counterparts, making it easy to move.
Wooden siding will need a fresh coat of paint every seven years. On the plus side, if you get sick of the color of your wooden shed, you can always repaint it, something that can’t be said for vinyl sheds.
While wooden sheds are typically less expensive to buy, vinyl sheds cost less to maintain.
So, in short, vinyl sheds tend to be sturdier and more weather resistant, and easier and cheaper to maintain. But what are the advantages to installing a shed in the first place?
Are you ready to install a vinyl storage shed at your home? Swingset & Toy Warehouse can help. Our sheds come with a pressure-treated lumber foundation, 30-year architectural roofing shingles, color-keeper vinyl siding and a lifetime limited warranty.
We might have made a name for ourselves selling and installing outdoor play equipment, but we’re just as proud of our line of sheds, which come in a variety of sizes guaranteed to fit your yard perfectly.
Visit one of our four New Jersey Swingset Warehouse locations to find a shed that works for you.