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I have recently taken on a small plot (50 feet by 24 feet), I have been looking at metal sheds (seem more secure and are cheaper than the wooden ones) but as space is rather limited would it be worthwhile considering the baby shed/lockers that are available - about 6 feet tall, 20 inches by 28 inches wide/deep.  

If I got the baby shed would I regret it and need a proper shed - any advice is welcome.  

I can chain the wheelbarrow to the fence so should just have to store spade, fork etc.  I don't have a rotovator (don't think I'll need one for the size of the plot).

Thanks

[noshed]

Might be a bit prone to falling over - you can get wide ones, or you could get an old chest freezer and put a padlock on it then disgise it with some old fertiliser bags or something.

[fluffypebble]

I was thinking of securing it to the fence as well as the floor. There is a heavy duty metal fence that runs along the back of the plot.  

So size wise I should be ok?

[noshed]

That should be OK for your tools and a folding chair. Not much good for drinking tea in though but better than nothing!

[fluffypebble]

Thanks.  I could always sit in the car for a cuppa.

[beansticks]

If you can ,go for a shed you will not regret it.

[fluffypebble]

Even though my plot is the size of a postage stamp?

[beansticks]

Even a shed 6x6 would be a great advantage,i went 2 years on my plot with out one,fortunately,before my time the committee had the foresight to turn a vacant plot into a shed compound,so there are no sheds on the actual plots.

[fluffypebble]

That is a cool idea, can't see that happening where I am the council would lose the rent but I wouldn't mind paying a bit more if that was an option.