Amish Sheds

Most Reliable Build and Quality of Amish Sheds

Our construction techniques and designs are approved even by trained engineers. There is absolutely no need for you to worry about anything once you’re ordered an Amish shed from us. All you really need is truck access and a level area in order to get your very own Amish shed installed in no time. Click HERE to view our catalog.

Disclaimer- All catalog colors and styles subject to change without notice

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Standard shed features

• 1 or 2 18×36 working window(s) with screen(s) – based on building size
• Shutters
• Diamond plate at entry
• Architectural Shingles
• Roofing Paper
• Gable Vents
• Tech Shield-radiant barrier
• double doors
• 2 paint colors for wood sided exterior – 29 colors available
• 11 vinyl sided colors to choose from

Vinyl

Georgia Pacific Parkside Double 4.5″ Dutch Lap Siding: Dutch Lap has flat panels that overlap each other with a shiplap joint, with a decorative groove between the laps. This groove improves strength, creates a narrow reveal line that adds visual interest and creates deeper shadow lines. Double 4.5″ Dutch Lap has a 4.5″ panel exposure.

New Haven Series/New Haven Lap

5” LP (Louisiana-Pacific) Clap Board Siding
Clapboards are the old New England staple: plain lap siding beveled to be thinner at one edge viewed from the end grain. Clapboard is always installed over wall sheathing

Dutch Lap Series

5 ½” LP Dutch Lap siding
Dutch lap or German siding is a type of drop siding, which unlike clapboards is non-beveled and not lapped in installation. Instead it is edge-matched with a shiplap or, less often, tongue-and groove so that it installs flat on wall framing, even without sheathing.

½” Duratemp

Duratemp siding is a tough, hardwood siding with a weatherproof veneer that will not crack or split

Duratemp & Pine Board & Batten

1X10 Eastern White Pine Boards with 1 ¾” battens.

James Hardie Plank

8 ¼” Hardie plank siding
Hardie board siding can be made to mimic just about any other siding material, including wood lap boards, made with premium cement, finely-ground sand, natural cellulose (wood) fibers, and water are combined and cured through a proprietary manufacturing process into a highly durable siding material.