Red siding. Black trim. Room to get things in.
A real Patriot build with matching double shed doors and a clean, contrasting exterior.
Try your ideas in the 3D builder
This shed pairs red siding with black corner and doorway trim. The double doors follow the body color, while the darker framing makes the entrance stand out. A gable roof and a front gable vent finish the exterior.
The corner view shows a side wall without windows. That is worth considering when you want an uninterrupted wall for storage, rather than putting an opening on every side.
Plan around what needs to pass through the doors.
Double shed doors are a practical starting point for equipment and larger stored items. For your own design, measure the largest item and discuss the finished opening, threshold, and approach with Patrick. A wider entrance still needs a clear route inside.
The 3D builder lets you move doors along a wall and compare single or double shed-door layouts. Single and double shed doors match the body color; the trim is a separate choice.
Leave wall space where you need it.
Before adding windows, sketch where shelves, tall tools, and a workbench would go. An uninterrupted wall can make the storage layout simpler. If you need daylight, a window on another side may suit the way you use the space.
This photographed build is one example of an exterior, not a fixed-size package. Choose the footprint, wall height, roof, and openings for your own property, then review those choices with Patriot.
Ready to plan yours?
Build a starting design, or contact Patrick to talk through the space, the site, and pricing.