Past Issues

The Back Door: The Frontier Shed

James Wurst, vice president of marketing and web for North Country Storage Barns in Philadelphia, New York, says the company’s customers wanted a low-cost, plain, and affordable storage unit for general storage. Enter the “Frontier.” North Country started offering the Frontier model two years ago, and it’s now the company’s[Read More…]

Q & A Shed for Sale—Online

Nate Hoskins is passionate about the wholesale market. Part of that passion is youth. Part is an overwhelming desire to help people. In June 2015 Keystone launched www.allamericanwholesalers.com, an online trade show solely for American-made products, including sheds and other outdoor structures. This is especially beneficial in regards to Amish[Read More…]

Checklist

In previous issues of this magazine we have covered benefits of offering RTO to your customers, how to best market RTO, and consumer protection laws. Now let’s consider some factors that go into choosing an RTO provider for your business. Over the last 20 years, RTO for the shed industry[Read More…]

Shed Size Selector Unveiled

Shed builders say consumers frequently wonder, “What size outdoor shed do I need?” So another way for builders to be an invaluable resource for homeowners is to help them confidently choose the right sized structure for their needs. For those homeowners who purchased an outdoor structure (vs. building it themselves),[Read More…]

Not So Concrete

I began building portable buildings at the ripe old age of 17. For more than a decade I’ve breathed in the rich aroma of sawdust and sweat. I’ve nailed, sawed, carried, thrown, caulked, painted, swept, and even laughed a few times. I have read stories about bold adventurers or famous[Read More…]

Builder Q & A Going Hollywood

For almost 10 years, Dan and Diana Cline have found success running Hollywood Sheds in Missoula, Montana. Not bad for a couple who had never built a shed before. Shed Builder Magazine spent a few minutes talking with Diana about the business, their learning curve and the future. How did[Read More…]

Current Issue

February/March 2025