Shed Pad Preparations
Preparing for your shed from Sheds Unlimited is an important proceedure. We recomend placing your
shed on a stone pad as outlined below. Please follow the directions outlined and as always, feel free to
call us at 717-442-9055 or email us at
office@shedsunlimited.net for more information.
1. Please ensure that our "MULE" can bring the shed fully assembled into your backyard (if the area is tight, please request a "built on site" shed)
2. Build a 4"x6" or 6"x6" pressure treated perimeter which is 12-18 inches wider and longer than the actual size of the shed
3. Fill the area inside the outer frame with 4-6 inches of 3/4 inch stone
4. Please insure that the pad is level and square
Please Note: If you plan to place your building on a concrete pad please contact a Sheds Unlimited sales representative for details on how to construct
the pad -
717-442-3281 - office@shedsunlimited.net
Shed Skid Placement
Building a Pad for
Anchoring

At times local townships will require the homeowner to
anchor the shed to the ground. Sheds Unlimted offers
anchoring kits which can either be installed by the
Sheds Unlimited driver or the homeowner without any
special changes in the pad design. However, If the local
authority requires the skids to be anchored to concrete,
then the homeowner should use the "Skid Placement"
Plan that coincides with the shed which has been
purchased. Anchors should be placed into the concrete
following the measurements shown.

On Concrete Blocks:
If the customer wishes to simply install concrete blocks
for the shed to lay on (we do not recommend this as
the best option), then follow the 4x4 skid placement
plan pictured on the left. Please note that this is the
Gable end of the building and the 4x4 will run the length
of the shed. Our delivery crew will place the shed just
where you want it.
Pad Prep Instructions
click here for printable pad prep instructions
Contact: Better Built Pads to have your pad custom built
Gideon Stoltzfus Jr. Honey Brook, PA 19344 - 610-273-2571 - 717-629-0968
Click here to watch our delivery "Mule" at work