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Things to consider when buying a shed..

		Are their brackets manufactured in Australia from cold-rolled BlueScope Steel?
		Surprisingly, many companies supply weaker pressed brackets manufactured in Asia.

		How much overlap do they offer on their purlins and girts?
		Wide Span Sheds allow for at least ten percent overlap plus 100mm.

		Do they offer comprehensive support for self-erection?
		We provide comprehensive online manuals plus post-sales telephone support.

		Are you provided with a comprehensive job specific construction manual?
		Our manuals are generated specific to your particular building.

		Is the competitor 100% Australian owned?
		Wide Span Sheds is a privately owned company that is proud to be 100% Australian.

		Do they offer you an individual customer service representative?
		We provide this service to assist you personally throughout the process.

		Are you able to track your shed online?
		Wide Span Sheds provide a client log-in to access your building status day or night.

		Are all components marked for easy identification and erection? Wide Span Sheds mark components for easy referencing and successful construction.

		Is the building designed to an internal pressure co-efficient of +0.7 Cpi? Our buildings are rated to +0.7 Cpi as standard.
		And in Region C or D..
		Do they use approved Class 4 cyclone roof and wall screws?
		Wide Span Sheds only uses Class 4 cyclone screws.

		Is the building designed to an internal pressure co-efficient of +0.7 Cpi?
		Our buildings are rated to +0.7 Cpi as standard.

		Are the roller doors wind locked?
		All Wide Span Sheds roller doors are supplied with wind locks as standard.

		Are the 'Z' sections bolted to the frame and to each other as well as screwed?
		Wide Span Sheds employ this technique as standard.

Things to consider when buying a shed..

And in Region C or D..