What is co-extrusion composite? Co-extrusion composite refers to a type of engineered panel with enhanced properties such as durability, low maintenance and weather resistance combined with an eco-friendly product.
What is a fiberwood composite shed? Fiberwood sheds are made from a blend of wood fibers and recycled plastic, offering a wood-like appearance with high durability and minimal maintenance.
How does fiberwood compare to wood or plastic sheds? Composite Vs. Wood: No rotting, warping, or painting | Composite Vs. Plastic: Stronger, more rigid, and better-looking.
Are fiberwood sheds environmentally friendly? Yes. They're made with recycled materials and designed to last, reducing replacement frequency and waste.
Can I match my shed with my home’s siding? Yes. Our sheds come in several neutral tones that blend well with brick, siding, or stone exteriors.
Q: Do I need special tools for assembly?
A: No! You only need simple household tools such as a screwdriver/cordless drill, wrench, and level to assemble your shed.
Q: Can I assemble the shed by myself?
A: While it's possible, we recommend having one other person assist you. With two people, the assembly can be completed in under a day.
Q: Are the sheds pre-cut and ready to assemble?
A: Yes, all parts are precision-cut and pre-packed, so there’s no cutting or adjustments require during assembly.
Q: How easy are the instructions to follow?
A: Our bilingual assembly instructions are designed to be simple and clear, guiding you step-by-step through the process.
Q: Do you offer video assembly guides?
A: Yes, we provide video examples on our website to demonstrate installation.
Q: Do you offer assembly services?
A: While our sheds are designed for DIY assembly, we can recommend local professionals if you prefer to hire assistance.
Q: What type of base is required for the shed?
A: Your shed must be installed on a solid, leveled base. Suitable options include a concrete slab, asphalt driveway, paving stones, or a wooden/composite deck.
Q: Can the shed be installed on uneven ground?
A: No, the base must be properly leveled to ensure structural stability and correct assembly.
Q: How do I prepare the site for installation?
A: Clear the area of debris, level the ground, and choose a suitable base material like concrete, asphalt, or decking.
Q: Do composite sheds require regular maintenance?
A: Very little! Unlike wood sheds, our composite sheds do not require painting, staining, or sealing. Simply wash with soap and water to keep them
clean.
Q: Are the sheds weather-resistant?
A: Yes, our composite sheds are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, including rain, snow, and UV rays, without warping or fading.
Q: Are they resistant to pests and rot?
A: Absolutely! Composite materials are naturally resistant to pests, mold, and rot, ensuring long-term durability.
Q: What makes your composite sheds modular?
A: Our sheds are designed with a modular system, meaning all components are pre-cut and pre-packed for easy assembly without requiring any adjustments or modifications.
Q: How are the sheds delivered?
A: Our sheds are delivered curbside, neatly packaged on a pallet to ensure all parts arrive safely and in order.
Q: Do the sheds come with a warranty?
A: Yes, our composite sheds come with a 10-year warranty covering materials, hardware, and accessories.
Q: What if a part is missing or damaged during delivery?
A: Contact our customer support team immediately, and we’ll ensure you receive the necessary replacement parts.
Q: Do I need a Building Permit?
A: We suggest checking with you local municipality as the codes vary and often permits are based on size and use. While permits add a little time, they shouldn't be too complicated for a shed and they ensure essential safety standards are met.
For example, in Ontario a building permit is not required if it's a simple storage shed under a certain square footage (161 sq feet as of April 2025) and it doesn't have plumbing and isn't attached to any other structures.