The father or mother of all sheds – the workshop shed – for all your tinkering needs

Workshop sheds are still some of my favorite sheds on readersheds.co.uk, even though the number is not as many as for example the pub sheds.

But being useless at DIY or building anything from starch I have always had an admiration for anyone who can tinker away in their shed and come out with a finished wossname or widget or something.. I used to play around with a lathe in school and my Dad was an engineer with his own lathes/drilling machines and welding in his industrial unit (no room for a shed), but I never was that way inclined.

So here are some great workshop sheds entered for the competition of course nowadays it’s not all swarf and arc welding and we have crafters in their sheds as well.

the home of ted & agnes…

rachelle blondel
yorkshire dales

Fort Cox

Greg Cox
London N16

dad’s shed

Ian Williams
Swansea

Clivey’s Shed

Clive Batkin

the workshop

John Sswift
Radstock, Bath

Shed one of five!

Eddie Jefferies
Crowborough

34B

Mike
Swindon

The Studio

sue hazell
United Kingdom

Dad’s Shed !

Lucky Luke
Suffolk

JJ’s

John Jackson
East Yorkshire

My Comfort Zone

Clive in Cornwall
Rear garden

marks shed

mark
bridport dorset

Man Cave

Dave D
Rossendale,Lancs

Thurgarton Iron Works

Richard king
North Norfolk

Spark

Peter
Denbigh

cottage in the woods

Alan Willey
My garden

I wont mention long term supporter of workshops sheds and readerheds Andy, as I know he does not want the recognition 😉