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Power Pent Potting Sheds

Power pent potting sheds carry a single sloping roof, so they sit flush against a wall or fence where an apex will not. We fit these where space is tight down one side of a garden. The range runs to 27 models from £478, built from 12mm slow-grown Scandinavian softwood on a 44x28mm frame and supplied dip-treated. Toughened glass, full-length two-tier staging and a 10-year manufacturer warranty come as standard.

MATERIAL 12mm Scandinavian softwood, dip-treated
SIZE RANGE 3ft 10" to 5ft 10" wide, 27 models
ROOF Single slope, sits flush to a wall
DELIVERY Free UK delivery, 5-7 working days
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About our Power pent potting sheds

A pent potting shed is the answer when the building must sit against a wall or fence. The single slope tucks flat under an eave, and rain sheds off the front away from whatever stands behind. We stock 27 Power pent models, all with a glazed growing side and a boarded store under that low roof. If your shed stands in open ground and you want more headroom, the Power apex range is the better pick. To split growing and storage into two doored bays, see the Power combi range. For a hand-made building in heat-treated ThermoWood, look at the Swallow Jay and Swallow Rook potting sheds.

We fit the pent range where an apex simply will not go. The 6ft 6" ridge slides under a kitchen window or low fence line. The flat back leaves no awkward gap to a wall. Same timber, same staging, same glass as the apex. You only give up a little headroom for a shed that fits a tight spot.

- Matt W, Greenhouse Stores

Pent or apex: which roof should you choose?

Choose pent when the shed sits against a wall or fence, because the single slope fits flat under an eave. Choose apex when the shed stands in the open and you want the extra standing headroom of a central ridge. Both Power ranges share the same timber, staging and glazing, so the roof is the main decision.

FeaturePower pent potting shed
Roof shapePent (single slope)
Ridge height2028mm (6ft 6")
Width rangeAbout 3ft 10" to 5ft 10"
Timber12mm shiplap tongue-and-groove Scandinavian softwood
Frame44x28mm throughout
StagingFull-length two-tier, 500mm deep
Glazing457mm x 610mm toughened glass
TreatmentDip-treated, ready to use from the crate
Warranty10-year manufacturer warranty

Matt's pick

For a tight side return, the 6ft-wide pent at £546 is the one we fit most. It holds a working bench and a row of tools without crowding the path beside it. Go narrower at 4ft only where the gap really demands it.

How big a potting shed do you need?

Match the width to your work, not just the gap. A 4ft-wide pent suits seed-raising and hand tools down a narrow side return. A 5ft 10"-wide pent gives room to turn with a tray and store compost on the floor. Lengths step up in roughly 2ft increments, so a longer run adds staging without widening the footprint.

Do you need planning permission?

Most gardens need no planning consent for these sheds. The 2028mm ridge sits well under the 2.5m permitted-development limit near a boundary. That is part of why the pent suits a tight fence line. Check your own plot if it sits on listed or conservation land. Your local planning office confirms the detail for your address.

Matt's installation tip

Leave a hand's width between the flat back and the wall behind it. The gap lets air move so the rear boards dry after rain. It also gives room to re-treat the timber every couple of years. Build on a firm, level base so the door does not bind. Decide which end the door goes before you start.

Budget and delivery

Power pent potting sheds run from £478 for the 4ft-wide model up to the largest 10ft-deep builds. Delivery is free across mainland UK, usually within 5-7 working days, booked in with you by text. Full-length two-tier staging, toughened glass and the 10-year warranty are all included. The listed price is the working price.

Frequently asked questions

Will a pent shed fit against my house wall?

Yes, the single-slope roof is designed to sit flush against a wall or fence. Leave a small gap at the back so the timber can dry.

Is the staging included?

Yes, full-length two-tier staging is fitted as standard. It runs 500mm deep along the glazed side, ready for trays and pots.

Which end does the door go?

The door panel fits either end during construction. You decide at build time so the door matches your path or access.

Is the glass safe around children?

Yes, all windows use toughened glass measuring 457mm x 610mm. Toughened glass crumbles rather than splintering if it breaks.

How is the shed delivered?

Delivery is free to mainland UK, usually within 5-7 working days. The supplier books a slot with you by text before the shed arrives.