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[TheBoy]

I protected mine by getting a plastic shed.

http://www.lifetime.com/gallery/storage/outdoor-storage-buildings/8-foot-wide-sheds/6411

Dont you get condensation in those  I have a 8x8 tin shed and it condensates quite bad 

Nope. Or at least I haven't so far, it only went up in the summer, once the scaffolding came down.

Key to anything suffering dampness is ventilation. You can stop the metal one suffering condensation if you put some vents in...  ...although metal will always be more prone as it has very poor insulation.

[Marks DTM Calib]

Plastic sheds......made of Polyethylene......budget for a new one every 10-12 years. 

mind you that one in your link looks more like a children's toy.

[The Sheriff]

$1049! Sod that.

[EMD]

Plastic sheds......made of Polyethylene......budget for a new one every 10-12 years. 

mind you that one in your link looks more like a children's toy.

 

[The Sheriff]

Plastic sheds......made of Polyethylene......budget for a new one every 10-12 years. 

mind you that one in your link looks more like a children's toy.

 

Wa hey! Kids tractor as well 

[CaptainZok]

Plastic sheds......made of Polyethylene......budget for a new one every 10-12 years. 

mind you that one in your link looks more like a children's toy.

 

Wa hey! Kids tractor as well 

I hope it's insured.

[The Sheriff]

That little thing would disappear up TuBy's arse. 

[TheBoy]

Plastic sheds......made of Polyethylene......budget for a new one every 10-12 years. 

mind you that one in your link looks more like a children's toy.

That's what I was thinking.  Its guaranteed for 10, so I look at that as worse case scenario

Due to its position, I couldn't maintain all the way round the old wooden one.

It's incredibly rigid, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality... ...and that was after I did the homework