Garden Master GM2308 Garden Shed

Customisation Options

The Garden Master GM2308 is designed to be configured around your site, storage needs, and preferred look.

Layout flexibility

• Choose between a standard single door or upgrade to double doors for wider access.
• Change the default door position on the long wall to better suit tight sites, corners, or access paths.
• Add extra single or double doors so you can access different parts of the shed from multiple sides.
• Opt for hinged doors (standard) or upgrade to sliding doors where space in front of the shed is limited.

Light, ventilation & headroom

• Add louvre windows to the front, sides, or back of the shed, with options for extra windows where more airflow or light is needed.
• Include a skylite roof sheet to bring additional natural light into the interior.
• Increase the overall wall height by +150mm or +300mm to make room for taller users or bulky items.

Colour & finish

• Select Alu‑Zinc or coloured steel for the shed cladding.
• Individually choose wall, roof, trim, and door colours from a broad Garden Master palette to complement your home and garden structures.
• Upgrade from standard corners to corner flashings for a sharper, more finished look.

Interior organisation & use

• Fit tool hooks to get frequently used tools off the floor and within easy reach.
• Add shelf brackets (with shelves) to create organised storage for smaller items and containers.

Accessories & Upgrades

Tailor the Garden Master GM2308 to how you use your outdoor space with a wide range of practical accessories.

• Colour options (walls, roof, trim, doors) – Choose Alu‑Zinc or a range of colours such as Desert Sand, Grey Friars, Karaka, Ebony, Titania and more to match your home and surroundings.
• Corner flashing upgrade – Upgrade from standard corners to corner flashings for a neater, more refined finish at the shed edges.
• GM2308 wood floor kit – Pre‑selected wooden floor option for this model, providing a defined, dry storage surface inside your shed.
• Concrete floor bolt packages – Bolt‑down kits for flat or recessed concrete floors to securely anchor your shed to a concrete pad.
• Frame Master kit (Sure Frame or Kwik Frame) – Additional framing support options to further stiffen and reinforce the shed structure.
• Door configuration upgrades – Choose single (standard) or double doors, change door location, or add extra single or double doors for easier access to different areas of the shed.
• Sliding door option – Upgrade to sliding doors where space is tight in front of the shed or where hinged doors may be obstructed.
• Cabin hooks – Hold doors open securely, useful on windy days or when moving items in and out of the shed.
• Lock T‑Handle – Keyed locking handle upgrade for easier, more secure locking of your shed door(s).
• Securi‑Door double padbolt – Extra padbolt security options for included, double, or additional doors to help protect valuable tools and equipment.
• Louvre windows – Add louvre windows on the front, sides, or back (with options for extra windows) to increase ventilation and natural light. Glass is included with louvre windows as noted.
• Extra wall height (+150mm or +300mm) – Increase wall height in increments to make more headroom or accommodate taller items.
• Skylite roof sheet – A skylight roof panel option to bring natural light into the shed interior when working.
• Tool hooks (sets of 4) – Wall‑mounted hooks to keep tools off the floor and organised, available in one or two sets.
• Shelf brackets (supports 3 shelves) – Brackets to support three shelves, helping you create additional storage space along the shed walls.

These sheds are designed to be DIY projects, however we also offer a full install service at fixed prices should you prefer someone else to do this for you. Typically a shed of this size would take one of the installers we use one day. See shed options for pricing.

DIY Construction & Installation

This shed is designed for straightforward installation by someone with good DIY skills. The wall sheets are joined with rivets, and the top and bottom channels are drilled and riveted. Once all wall and roof panels are assembled, the wall panels are stood upright, then drilled and riveted together. The roof panels are fixed in the same manner, followed by drilling and riveting the flashings to the shed. Finally, the door is attached using the supplied hinges.

If using the optional floor kit, the precut runners and floorboards are simply nailed together with a hammer. When using a kitset floor, it should be assembled before starting on the shed itself.

DIY difficulty rating

• Suitable for a competent DIYer; plan for approximately half a day for installation.

Tools required

• Power drill
• 3.3mm drill bits
• Riveter
• Hammer (for floor kit)
• Tape measure
• Ladder or saw stool
• Non‑slip gloves
• Eye protection
• Saw horses

Assembly instructions

For the latest assembly instructions for the Garden Master GM2308 Garden Shed, please refer to the manufacturer’s current documentation.