We started this model from our simple saltbox shed design and added the most popular upgrades of sleek clapboard siding, architectural asphalt shingle roofing, and the gorgeous copper roll ridge cap. The Church Street is among the most elegant Saltbox style sheds that you will ever come across. Spaciousness, practicality, and charming design features have turned this shed into a luxurious storage solution.
Keep your lawn furniture, kids’ toys, and bicycles within easy reach in summer, yet safely tucked away during the winter. Shelter your riding lawn mower or store all your gardening supplies and the equipment you need to keep your home’s landscape looking good. Even a smaller size of this shed has plenty of room for a lawn mower, snowblower, leaf blower or trimmer along with essential garden tools, buckets, and other accessories.
Storage Shed, Playhouse, or Craft Studio? You decide. A large shed can also serve dual purposes, becoming a combined storage shed and workspace for hobbies such as woodworking, pottery or jewelry making. Check the Church Street out if you’re looking for just the right playhouse for the children or grand babies but planning on converting it to store lawn furniture when they have all grown out of it. Have the most sophisticated shed on the block with our Church Street design. Upgrading to the four-season package allows you to convert your shed into a tiny home, guest house or insulated workshop. Set yourself for year-round comfort when you add a heating source.
Choose Your Size & Type
When ordering your Church Street first pick your size. This building comes in sizes ranging from 8’x12′ up to 12’x20′. Pre-cut kits ship anywhere within the continental United States and parts of Eastern Canada.
• Complete Shell – This package includes everything you need to complete an uninsulated storage shed. Rough sawn hemlock floor, wall and roof framing, Eastern White Pine clapboard siding, double doors, barn sash windows, and an architectural asphalt shingle roof come with this build.
• Three Season – If you plan on insulating your building in a few years, or want it to be comfortable spring through autumn, then the Three Season package is the way to go. This comes with everything that is in the complete shell plus a vapor barrier throughout. The roof includes solid pine roof sheathing for the vapor barrier to sit on. The floor comes insulated with fiberglass and is enclosed with an extra layer of CDX plywood.
• Four Season – For year-round comfort get a fully insulated building. The Four Season package comes with fully insulated floor, walls, and roof. Shiplap pine sheathing finishes off the interior wall and ceiling. A 9-lite insulated steel door provides an energy efficient entrance. Double-pane insulated windows also help keep heating and cooling costs down by helping with inside climate control.
*Note – Kits utilize ridged foam insulation, so you can insulate the building from the outside. This allows the rough sawn hemlock post and beam framing to be exposed. Due to shipping restrictions, the walls in fully assembled buildings are insulated with fiberglass installed between the posts, then the sheathing covers up the framing.
Customize
Each Church Street comes with default options that match our specifications. However, if you want to personalize your building, we have made the process a breeze. As you configure each building element, you will be able to pick and choose siding, roofing, and window options.
• Strengthen – Many of our buildings come with rafters placed at 24” on center. This placement is strong enough for long New England winters, but in some places, you may need a strong weight rating. You can upgrade your post and beam shed or cottage to have 16” on center rafters. Upgrading the floor system to treated options provide additional protection when building in an area prone to damp ground conditions.
• Personalize – Enhance the look of your Church Street with various siding, roofing, and window options. We offer pine or cedar siding choices. Roofing options include architectural asphalt shingles, and Western Red Cedar shingles or shakes. We think the Church Street looks pretty great as is, so recommend picking the asphalt shingle roof color that will coordinate with your space the best. Cedar roofing would definitely beautify your building. If you want to get fancy, the 2-inch pine tongue and groove floor decking creates a stylish and extra strong surface. Then, top your building off with a distinguished copper roll ridge cap.
• Add-Ons – Feature flowers or a little herb garden when you install cedar flower boxes under your Church Streets windows. When planning on installing a woodstove in a cottage conversion consider getting roof flashing for that purpose.