Yes, all of our sheds can be customised to your specific requirements.
We have a range of designs available but all sheds can be easily customised to your requirements. Please refer to our website to view plans or contact us for a quote based on your own design.
Most sheds use coloured profiled steel roofing and cladding as it is economical, fast to install and durable. However, please contact us if you would like another option to be quoted.
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We usually quote within 24-48 hours of receiving all the information required. Request a FREE quote on our website https://www.polesheds.nz/contact
All materials will be supplied as quoted. This will usually include the engineered drawings, poles, timber, roofing and cladding, hardware, doors and windows if applicable. Items such as concrete will not be included unless specifically requested.
YES, we provide the drawings and engineers producer statement (PS1).
Yes, you can have an earth or concrete floor, to the whole floor or selected bays only if required.
Pole shed buildings will usually require a building consent. Exceptions include most pole sheds under 110 sqm in rural zones (see our blog article for more details), some sheds < 30m2, a carport 40m2 or less or if you are building within the footprint area of a previous shed that you are replacing or repairing. In some cases, other non-habitable farm sheds in rural locations maybe exempt from needing a building consent. Contact your local council for confirmation.
We highly recommend you contact your local council to discuss your building project. Firstly, confirm with your local council planner that the building project is permissible based on your property zone and obtain the relevant application forms and checklist.
To lodge a building consent you will need the following:
A completed consent application form with checklist completed.
Plans and PS1 for the shed (Polesheds.NZ will provide this);
A site map indicating the location of the shed on the property. Clearly indicate distances from the front and side boundaries and other structures.
Councils aim to process a building consent in 20 working days or less depending on how busy they are or the complexity of the project. Sometimes they will request further information (RFI) to process the consent. If so, the clock is stopped until the information is received.
Once building consent is approved, we can usually deliver materials within 3-4 weeks [IMPORTANT: Check at time of order as some items may take longer due to supply constraints or disruptions].
Let us know if you require materials urgently or if materials need to be delayed so we can manage your deliveries accordingly.
YES, Polesheds.NZ can design habitable pole buildings based on the shell only i.e. poles, framing, cladding (B1 Structure). You will need to work with your own designer and/or contractors to handle the interior and other design details i.e. site plan, insulation, plumbing, drainage, electrical etc.
Polesheds.NZ supply nationwide through our local supply partners. We service most areas with heavy vehicle road access.
We can refer a local builder but only after the signed kitset agreement and the initial deposit is received. Please note these tradesmen are independent contractors who will contract directly to you for the building works.
We recommend you contact your bank or preferred finance provider. Some options available include:
Harmoney Personal Loans - https://www.harmoney.co.nz/
GEM Finance - https://www.gemfinance.co.nz/
Squirrel Mortgage Brokers - https://www.squirrel.co.nz/