Absco Workshop Gable Roof 6m x 3m Double & Single Door Zincalume

ABSCO Industries is a well-known shed brand and has been creating buildings for over 25 years. Their sheds are Australian made and come in a variety of shapes and sizes, fitting comfortably into any backyard. 

Absco's Workshop Shed is the ultimate garden shed suitable as an amazing workshop for the hobbyist or a large storage shed for the serious gardener or the home handyman.

This large workshop shed is a great multipurpose working space and is the perfect size to work in and store all backyard equipment. 

This shed is engineered to withstand winds of up to the wind rating N2 (147km/h). Additional cyclone kits can be purchased to increase the wind rating to W50 which can withstand winds of up to 180km/hr.

Key Features

• Braced double hinged doors with single side access door
• Gable roof for extra height
• SNAP-TiTE easy assembly system
• Pre-punched holes and safety edges for easier and safer assembly
• Maintenance free
• Superior wall rigidity to prevent dents and damage
• 30 Years warranty!

Accessory Options

You can add to your Garden Shed Kit a variety of tools to help organise and set up your shed.

Kit & Assembly

These sheds are DIY and come flat packed with everything you need including a manual. You will need some tools and we recommend watching some of our videos before building.

For permanent and secure installation it is recommended to use concrete anchor sets. To anchor your shed to your concrete slab you will need 24 anchors for this size.

Packaging Size and Weight: This shed comes in 2 cartons.

• 2130mm x 860mm x 80mm and 90kg
• 2130mm x 860mm x 80mm and 90kg

Our Customers

A proud owner of one of these workshop sheds is Paul Y.

Hi my name is Paul

I purchased an Absco shed from Krisztian at Cheap Sheds to help solve a space issue. As a drummer for over thirty years I had accumulated a sizable amount of stuff and needed a controllable area to house it.

When I first started playing I had bought a three meter by three meter shed and after fitting it with two inch foam from the local foam distributor used it to house my kit and jam with friends, it seemed a relatively affordable way to create an extra room. So once again I thought this would be a good way to go, so after a suitable pad had been laid we set up the three by six meter shed and bolted it in place. An internal floor was poured to create a seal against the weather to reinforce this; several layers of plastic membrane were placed on the floor to about a quarter ways up the walls.

I then created an internal frame with around a hundred l/m of pine, leaving a six inch gap around the walls and a four inch gap to the roof that was filled with 120 Rockwool insulation batts rated at R3.5. Around twenty five particle board sheets clad the walls and ceiling all held in place with 20.000 staples and hundreds of screws. Every square inch of board was then painted Mat black, the front area around the drum had additional acoustic padding added then curtaining was hung to cover this and helps defuse Hi end sound waves. Finally the floor was carpeted, although The Shed is not totally Sound Proof, we have removed around seventy percent of sound entering and a little more of sound leaving.

I record not only drums but voice and other instruments for various projects but it’s also my fortress of solitude, a place I can go and write or create with out disturbing the neighbourhood. Having your own private recording studio a few meters walk from your back door has been an affordable luxury thanks to Krisztian and his Cheap Sheds.

Just as a side note inside the shed or “The Cave” as it’s known, I find recording at its best in the early hours of the morning there’s no interruptions, no low end car or truck noise to invade the very sensitive studio microphones.

Paul Yardley, Huntingdale, WA