Garden Sheds In MT, WY and ID
If you’re looking for a classic garden shed, with a few added design features, this is the shed for you. The Anaconda Shed is built in a classic a-frame style, but features a wider roof overhang. This design feature gives this shed a unique profile, while also keeping your shed protected.
These garden sheds look great in a variety of environments and are the perfect way to upgrade the look of your backyard while allowing you to keep your property organized. You can design your own garden shed with our 3D Builder tool and make this the shed of your dreams.
If you’re looking for a shed with a bit more overhead space, check out our Lofted Barn.
Inspiration
Garden Shed Photos
Standard Features
for Garden Sheds
Standard Build Features
- 4 x 4 treated skids: 8’W (3), 10’W (5), 12’W (5), 14’W (5)
- 2 x 4 joists 16″ on center (Rim Joists Are Treated)
- T&G Water Resistant Shed Floor
- 2 x 4 wall framing 16″ on center
- Keyed door latch & heavy duty hinges
- Trusses 16″ or 24″ on center (depending on building width)
- Smartside Siding
- 7/16″ OSB roof sheathing
- 2 – 8″ x 16″ aluminum air vents (one on each end)
- Aluminum drip edge on all roof edges
- Painted or Natural Stain
- 1” x 4” SmartSide Trim
- 60″ wide x 73″ high double doors standard (72″ wide optional)
- 40-year metal roof
Shed Warranties
- LP Smart Side with 5/50 Year Warranty
- 40-Year Manufacturer Roof Warranty
- Our Own 12 year Top to Bottom warranty
*Disclaimer*
Can You Live In A Shed?
With the increasing popularity of tiny homes and other backyard retreats, some people are considering a shed style building as an affordable option to create living space. While sheds can be upgraded with features like 2 x 6 framing, insulation, wiring, and interior finishes, if you choose to live in one we highly recommend your local building and zoning regulations to see what their requirements are (if any) and to ensure proper use of your building.
Therefore, it’s important that you check with your local county or city regulations before converting a shed into a living space. You may need to secure permits, meet resedential building codes, and arrange for things like plumbing or utility hookups. Many of these steps, such as foundation requirements or utility connections, are outside the scope of what Montana Structures provides, but you can find official informaiton on this site: Montana Department of Labor & Industry.
The process
How to Get the Perfect Garden Sheds
Design Your Shed
When you’ve decided to purchase your garden shed, head to our 3D design tool to build the shed you want with all the features you need. Once you’ve done that, you can get a price quote on your shed design.
Schedule Your Build
Once you’ve submitted a quote, someone from our team will reach out to you. We’ll answer your questions about build time, foundation needs, or any special requests you might have. We want to make your experience as smooth as possible!
Use Your Building
After you’ve placed your order and we’ve built your garden shed, it’s time for the shed delivery. When we deliver your shed, we’ll put shed in place and make sure it’s leveled properly. As soon as it’s in place, you can start using your shed!
Custom Options
Garden Shed Add Ons
Everyone has unique needs, so we offer a variety of add-ons and upgrades for our sheds. You can choose to add extra windows and doors, as well as interior work benches and shelving. You can even choose to get your floor insulated, a great option if you plan to use your garden shed as a workshop or hobby shed.
Garden Shed Building Color Options
The color of your garden shed is an important part of the design, so we want to make sure you’re getting your shed exactly how you want. Check out some of the colors we offer below to find the one that looks the best for you. Keep in mind that these colors may look different depending on your screen, so use these colors only as a reference. If you want to see how these colors look in real life, stop by and check out our sheds in person.