Customer Stories
Meet Frank Ashman
Frank and his wife Lynn moved to the Darling Downs several years ago with their Santa Gertrudis cattle farming operation in tow. First up, they built themselves a Wide Span Sheds Machinery Shed.
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Frank and his wife Lynn moved to the Darling Downs several years ago with their Santa Gertrudis cattle farming operation in tow. First up, they built themselves a Wide Span Sheds Machinery Shed.
As a Wide Span Sheds customer for over 15 years, Michael’s world was rocked when an electrical fault in his four-wheel drive winch ignited a fire that went on to destroy his four-wheel-drive and the shed it was housed in.
Ken’s not your average type of guy. A gold prospector, timber merchant, and overall handyman who thinks building a Wide Span Sheds kit is a lot like putting together a giant Meccano set. These are just some of the reasons why he qualifies as a Wide Span Sheds Legend!
Pat’s not one to let age, health issues (or anything else for that matter) get in the way of getting the job done. These things are just minor setbacks, and why we think he’s a bit of a legend…
A steel garage is a Class 10a building, which effectively is a non-habitable building. As garages can be large structures, if you are planning to build in a built up suburban area then chances are you will need to apply for council approval before you can commence construction. ...
Considered one of our most popular buildings in the rural garage and workshop range, the ‘Double Lock it Up’ is a great steel building for the serious workman.
Wide Span Sheds are proud to be part of the ‘4 Kids and Carers Future Foundation’ by donating a shed to support the Wangaratta children who tragically lost both their parents in tragic circumstances on Anzac Day in 2017. ...
Being a proud Australian own family business, providing quality steel kit garages, carports, industrial sheds, farm sheds and kit homes, we couldn’t be happier with the government’s announcement to help Aussie farmers and allow a tax incentive on storage assets.
Let’s take a journey back to early 2006.
Imagine…..
It’s the 10th of March 2006. All is calm. You’re quietly working away in your brand new recently purchased shed, enjoying the peace and quiet. Your shed is a sanctuary away from the daily grind. You finish up and head home, all the while thinking about the next project you will start next week in your shed...