Tuff Shed Prices 10X20 (2024)

FAQs

Is it cheaper to build a shed or buy a Tuff Shed? ›

You may pay less money per square foot to build a shed because you're saving on labor costs. Building a shed gives you more creative control and budget control. Buying a shed saves you time. You don't have to worry about the cost of materials.

A 10×20 shed is large enough to store anything. Okay, maybe not anything, but you get the gist. 200 square feet gives you the flexibility to store recreational vehicles such as 4 wheelers, snowmobiles, and riding lawnmowers. There will also be room for patio furniture, lawn care equipment, and even mechanical supplies.

The Tuff Shed Building

For a 10×10 Tuff Shed building in your backyard, the average monthly payment is around $86.

The two different types of Tuff Shed floor joists are designed to be able to be placed directly on dirt, gravel, grass, concrete or other firm, dry and level surfaces. We always recommend that customers check with their municipality to see if there are any different local requirements for the building foundation.

Whether for functional or personal purposes, a shed is a valuable addition that prospective buyers will appreciate, making your home stand out even more. Add value to your home with a shed today by stopping by a Tuff Shed location, browsing our wide array of models, or designing your very own dream building online!

One of the main reasons why storage sheds can be expensive is the materials used to build them. High-quality sheds are typically made from durable materials such as wood, metal, or vinyl. These materials are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions and provide long-term durability.

In general, the price for a 12×20 shed ranges from about $5,000 to $16,000+, depending on the size, style, the number of add-ons, and other factors. As of 2021, most of our basic 12×20 shed styles start between $6000 – $7000.

A shed is an investment that gives you many benefits ranging from offering a cozy bit of privacy to providing extra storage. A shed costs from $200 to $30,000 to build. The final cost depends on the style, type, and material you want to use. The national average cost to build a shed is around $2,500.

Extra Large-Sized Units

If you're looking for the deluxe self-storage solution, consider a 10x20, 10x30, 12x30 or 20x20 storage unit. These are approximately the size of a standard two-car garage and can accommodate vehicles, such as cars or trucks, in addition to large household items.

How many bedrooms can fit in a 10x20 storage unit? ›

Multiple Bedroom Sets

Bedroom furniture can be big and bulky, so don't fill up your garage, attic, or basem*nt. Instead, rent 10x20 storage, which can hold up to three or four bedrooms' worth of furniture.

Base Cost for a Shed

Now you know: don't run to Home Depot for a Tuff Shed. You may feel you can easily convert this shed into a tiny home, but you're mistaken. To have a legal shed home, the shed base must be built to the IRC (2018). Sheds built to the IRC (2018) have an additional upcharge price.

For installation of storage sheds, you can typically expect the builders to finish and clean up the job site in less than a day's time (8 hours).

Most of our sheds include 16-gauge, hot-dipped galvanized steel floor joists, which are designed to be placed directly on any firm, level surface.

Single-Sloped Roof: Consider a single-sloped roof. It needs less roofing material and is a whole lot easier to build compared to fancier designs. Compact Dimensions: Keep your shed on the smaller side. Not only will this save you on building costs, but it's also easier on your wallet when it comes to maintenance.

A 10×12 shed can cost anywhere from $3,000 – $12,000, depending on what you buy. I know that doesn't give you the range you were hoping for, so let's break it down a bit more from least to most expensive. Tier 1 – A simple 10×12 shed with wood siding and no windows is going to be the tier 1 option.

It is Cheaper

Buying a shed means you are paying someone for their skill and labor. However, if you opt to build a shed, you are saving money as you won't charge yourself for labor. But, ideally, you will have helpers during the course of the entire project, so you may need to provide them with food and drinks.

Cost: Metal sheds are typically less expensive than their wooden counterparts. Sustainability: Steel can be recycled almost infinitely, without the material breaking down or degrading, so it's a good choice for the environment. Plus, fewer materials are involved in the fabrication of a metal shed.