When you’re designing a new Tuff Shed building, there are plenty of ways to customize the space to fit your style and use of the space. While we think every building we produce is great, we’ve got a list below of our best options and upgrades; the things that make the biggest impact on the building. Every one of our buildings is designed to last for years to come, but when you add these options and upgrades, you’ll have an even better shed.
Vents
Proper air flow inside your new shed is extremely important. You’ll notice that vents are always added to the design of our buildings when you use our online design tool. Adding vents will help to prevent mildew and fume buildup from any chemicals that you may store inside your shed. We also offer several options for vent placement, vent sizes, and colors, so you can design the perfect building.
Radiant Barrier Roof Decking
Our Radiant Barrier Roof Decking is proven to keep your shed cooler in the summer and trap heat in the winter months. No matter what you plan to store inside your shed, a more temperate interior is always a great addition.
Treated Floor Decking
Our floors are already ideal examples of Tuff Shed strength, but adding treated floor decking adds a new level. One of our favorite aspects of this upgrade is that it’s easier to clean than our base flooring option. This is an especially great upgrade for a workshop or storage shed, allowing you to easily clean up when the floor gets dirty.
Windows
Not only do windows look great, they can add airflow and sunlight to your Tuff Shed building as well. We offer several window styles and sizes, including transom windows, which add an extra component of security. You can even add transom windows to your door, among other upgrades.
No matter what options and upgrades you choose for your Tuff Shed building, you can be confident in the strength and longevity of your building, all backed by our industry-leading warranties. So why wait? Design your perfect building now, complete with all your favorite options and upgrades.
