Most parts are hot-dipped, galvanized steel for longer life.”
Metal storage sheds come in all sizes, shapes and varieties. Arrow sheds are the most common brand, with small to extra large, galvanized, vinyl-coated and wood-grain steel finishes. Next to Arrow Sheds, there are many Duramax shed varieties built by DuraMax Building Products, which specializes in outdoor products from metal sheds to vinyl fencing.
Metal sheds are a strong, durable, relatively easy to assemble and very low maintenance storage option. With precut, predrilled and numbered pieces, assembly is a matter of following instructions and bolting parts together.
Most parts are hot-dipped, galvanized steel for longer life. Painted parts are generally painted with a rust inhibiting primer and finished with a baked on enamel paint. They are also one of the most affordable storage shed options.
From small lawn and garden tools to riding lawn mowers, snow blowers and extra storage for things you don’t want to keep in the garage, metal sheds are a great option. From the huge variety of Arrow sheds and Dura max shed options, you are sure to find just the right fit for your needs.
Inexpensive Metal Storage Sheds from The Betty Mills Company
 Ezee Locker $391.76 EA |
 Red Barn 10×8 $584.71 EA |
 Hamlet 10×8 $451.76 EA |
 Brentwood 5×4 $283.53 EA |
 Ezee Shed 8×6 $578.82 EA |
 Storage Locker 7×2 $370.59 EA |
 Ezee Shed 8×9 $732.94 EA |
 Garden Shed 8×3 $365.88 EA |
Hamlet 6×5 $341.18 EA |
Hamlet 8×6 $369.41 EA |
 Newburgh 8×6 $369.41 EA |
 Salem 8×6 $369.41 EA |
 Sentry 6×5 $305.88 EA |
Sentry 8×5 $347.06 EA |
Sentry 8×7 $377.65 EA |
Sentry 8×9 $401.18 EA |
 Woodview 10×8 $509.41 EA |
Woodview 10×14 $678.82 EA |
 Woodlake 10×8 $387.06 EA |
 Woodhaven 10×14 $827.06 EA |
Woodlake 6×5 $355.29 EA |
Woodlake 8×6 $375.29 EA |
 Yardsaver 4×10 $474.12 EA |
Yardsaver 4×7 $377.65 EA |
Salem 10×8 $451.76 EA |
Red Barn 10×14 $709.41 EA |
 Newburgh 10×8 $451.76 EA |
 Arlington 10×12 $616.47 EA |
 Resin and Steel Shed 8×9 $941.97 EA |
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After building my very first metal storage shed at about age 12 (my Dad helped!), I walked next door to my grand parents’ house and built another one (almost by myself). That was nearly 35 years ago and my brother (who bought my grand parents’ home) is still using Grandma and Grandpa’s shed today!