From the Top Down

Our sheds have corrugated rooftop panels to direct water away and avoid puddling. Roofs also include a ridge cap to prevent leaks in the center. When you look up inside a Lark shed, you see that the lag bolts in the top plate and the dado cut into the wood frame provide additional holding power. These sheds can be wired for outside lighting, a custom fan, and other appliances. For instance, we can add an electrical box onto the top of the shed to connect a fan. The studs in the sheds are connected diagonally with 18-gauge heavy steel dadoed into the wood with "T" wall-bracing for superior strength and durability. Wood framed sheds can withstand up to 160 MPH wind gusts, and metal framed ones can withstand up to 175 MPH gusts, an important feature in Southern, Florida. We set the building on cinder blocks to ensure unobstructed air and water flow. If you have a cement slab you want your shed placed on, we can install it without the flooring system and attach it to your cement slab. Features of these high-quality sheds include the following: