4ft Wide Plastic Sheds

About our 4ft wide plastic sheds

We stock four plastic sheds at 4ft wide, starting from £359 for the Voyager storage unit and up to £493 for the Pent Skylight. These are the narrowest sheds in our range, designed for tight spaces along walls, fences, and in narrow side passages. All four use aluminium frames with polycarbonate panels. Zero maintenance required.

At around 1200mm wide, 4ft sheds fit where nothing else will. We've installed these in alleyways between houses, against garage walls, and on narrow patios. For more width, see our 6ft wide plastic sheds which start from £488. For all compact options, browse our small plastic sheds page.

Types of 4ft wide plastic sheds

4ft wide plastic shed comparison

Matt's pick for 4ft wide sheds Best For: A proper shed in a tight space Why I Recommend It: The Skylight 4x6 Grey gives you a genuine walk-in shed at the narrowest width. At 2015mm ridge height, most adults can stand upright inside. The 6ft depth stores more than you'd expect, garden tools, folding chairs, and a push mower. At £488, it's the best value entry into a real plastic shed. Price: £488 View Product

Our 4ft wide plastic sheds range from £359 for the Voyager storage unit to £493 for the Pent 4x6. All prices include free UK delivery. Every model carries a 10-year warranty and needs zero maintenance, no painting, no staining, no rust treatment.

Want more space? Our small plastic sheds page includes 6ft wide options from £488. For a proper walk-in storage building, see our 6ft wide and 8ft wide plastic sheds.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How much do 4ft wide plastic sheds cost?

  Our 4ft wide plastic sheds range from £359 to £493. The Voyager 4x3 storage unit is £359, the Skylight 4x6 Grey is £488, the Skylight 4x6 Tan is £427, and the Pent 4x6 Grey is £493. All prices include free UK delivery and a built-in floor.

• What's the difference between the Voyager and the Skylight?

  The Voyager is a front-access storage unit, not a walk-in shed. You open the front doors and reach in to access stored items. The Skylight 4x6 models are proper sheds with a side door, you can step inside and stand upright at 2015mm ridge height. Choose the Voyager for chemicals and hand tools. Choose the Skylight for items you need to organise on shelves.

• Should I choose the apex or pent roof?

  Choose the pent for wall-side placement or if you need a wider door. The pent roof slopes from front to back, directing rainwater away from the building it sits against. It also has a 1002mm door opening compared to 660mm on the apex model. The apex gives slightly more internal headroom at 2015mm versus 2030mm at the eaves on the pent.

• Can one person assemble a 4ft plastic shed?

  Yes, one person can build any 4ft model in 2-3 hours. The Voyager is the quickest at around 90 minutes. The 4x6 Skylight models take 2-3 hours solo. All panels slot into aluminium channels, no drilling into the panels themselves. A step ladder helps when fitting the roof panels but isn't essential at this size.

• Do 4ft sheds need planning permission?

  No, 4ft sheds fall well within permitted development limits. All four models are under 2.5m in height, which means they can be placed within 2m of a boundary without planning permission in England. They're small enough that even conservation area restrictions rarely apply. Always verify with your local council if in doubt.

• Can I store a lawnmower in a 4ft shed?

  A push mower fits in the 4x6 Skylight and Pent models. The Pent version is easier to manoeuvre a mower into thanks to its 1002mm door opening. The Voyager 4x3 is too small for a mower. For ride-on mower storage, you'll need a minimum of our 8ft wide sheds.