IronLeaf Backyard

Because of their size and weight, our sheds ship by freight carrier rather than standard parcel. Once your order ships, you'll receive tracking details, and the carrier will contact you to schedule a delivery window. Freight is typically delivered curbside or to the end of your driveway, so plan to have a helper on hand to move the boxes to your build site. Please inspect the packages before signing, and note any visible damage on the delivery receipt so we can make it right quickly.

No. Your shed arrives flat-packed for safe, affordable shipping. Every kit includes clear step-by-step instructions and all the hardware you need, including nuts, bolts and screws. Most sheds go together with basic hand tools and a second set of hands. We recommend unpacking and checking all the parts against the parts list before you begin.

A level, solid base is the most important part of a long-lasting shed, and it's easy to overlook. Setting a shed directly on grass or dirt can lead to shifting, warped panels, doors that won't close properly, and moisture damage. Popular options include a concrete pad, pavers, a compacted gravel pad with a timber frame, or a manufacturer-approved foundation kit. Make sure the base is level and slightly larger than the shed's footprint, and check each product page for the recommended foundation and anchoring method. Anchoring your shed helps keep it secure in high winds. We also recommend checking with your city or HOA for any permit or placement rules before you build.