Sheds & outdoor storage · Est. Astatula, FL
Backyard Storage That Outlasts the Weather
Cedar and pine sheds, galvanized steel workshops, potting sheds and compact storage — pre-treated panels, labeled hardware, shipped free to your driveway.
Sheds & outdoor storage · Est. Astatula, FL
Cedar and pine sheds, galvanized steel workshops, potting sheds and compact storage — pre-treated panels, labeled hardware, shipped free to your driveway.
From $90 tool lockers to 12x16 cedar barns.
Cedar and treated pine that take a stain honestly, galvanized steel that shrugs off weather — every model plainly labeled by material and gauge.
Pre-treated panels, rust-resistant coatings and rooflines that shed snow and rain — tested against the storms our Florida warehouse watches every summer.
Every order ships free anywhere in the USA, flat-packed on one pallet with all hardware bagged and labeled. No minimums, no surprises at checkout.
Assemble it, anchor it, or send it back within 30 days. Full refund, no restocking fees, prepaid label on request.
Questions about foundations, anchoring or assembly? Email us or call Mon–Fri 9am–5pm CT — answered by people who build these sheds.
Pre-drilled panels, labeled fastener bags and step-by-step instructions in every kit — a weekend of assembly, not a contractor project.
Sulamay started in Astatula, Florida with a simple frustration: sheds that looked fine on the pallet and gave up after their second summer. We build the opposite — pre-treated lumber that takes a stain honestly, galvanized steel that shrugs off a hurricane season, panels pre-drilled so assembly is a weekend and not a negotiation.
Every kit is checked twice before it ships: hardware bagged and labeled by step, panels wrapped, instructions written by people who assembled the shed themselves. No mystery materials, no seasonal churn — just the storage buildings our customers actually keep in their yards for decades.
Guides on choosing, siting, founding and caring for backyard sheds.
A shed is the fastest way to reclaim a garage, and the slowest purchase most homeowners research properly.
Every shed material has a fan base and a complaint file. Wood is beautiful and wants painting; steel is tough and runs hot; resin is effortless and flexes in wind.
The shed gets the credit; the foundation does the work.
“The cedar 8x10 went up over one weekend on a gravel pad. Two hurricane seasons later it hasn't shifted, leaked or faded — the mower, bikes and holiday boxes all live in it now.”
“I compared these to the big-box steel kits for a month. Thicker panels, better doors, clearer instructions — and it still cost less than the one with the TV ads.”
“The potting shed is my favorite room of the house that isn't the house. The louvered vents keep the seedlings happy and the bench is the exact right height.”
“Bought the bike shed to end the garage chaos. Two bikes, helmets, the trailer — locked and out of sight. Assembly was four honest hours with a drill.”
“The firewood rack by the back door was the cheapest thing I bought all year and gets the most compliments. Dry logs, no bugs, tidy yard.”
