10×12 Sheds — Prices, Styles & What Fits
The 10×12 is the size most people picture when they say “shed.” The extra two feet of width over an 8×12 is what makes it work: you get a real walkway down the middle instead of shuffling sideways past your own mower.
The default backyard shed — mower, tools, and seasonal storage with room to move
Every style we build in 10×12
Real prices, not “call for pricing.” Each figure is the starting price for that model at 10×12 in the siding shown. Vinyl typically runs 10–25% above LP SmartSide. Delivery and foundation are separate.
Sheds & Barns · 11 models
| Model | 10×12 Starts At | |
|---|---|---|
| Board & BattenShed | $3,295 | Details & photos → |
| Mini BarnShed | $3,460 | Details & photos → |
| WorkshopShed | $3,655 | Details & photos → |
| Lean ToShed | $3,655 | Details & photos → |
| Dutch BarnShed | $3,710 | Details & photos → |
| Hi-Wall BarnShed | $3,710 | Details & photos → |
| QuakerShed | $3,710 | Details & photos → |
| Classic WorkshopShed | $4,620 | Details & photos → |
| Classic QuakerShed | $4,830 | Details & photos → |
| Gable DormerShed | $5,370 | Details & photos → |
| Transom DormerShed | $5,595 | Details & photos → |
Specialty & Two-Story · 6 models
| Model | 10×12 Starts At | |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop GreenhouseSpecialty | $3,655 | Details & photos → |
| Run-In ShedSpecialty | $4,310 | Details & photos → |
| Greenhouse ComboSpecialty | $4,620 | Details & photos → |
| Single Slope GreenhouseSpecialty | $5,860 | Details & photos → |
| Transom Dormer Office ShedSpecialty | $11,765 | Details & photos → |
| Studio ShedSpecialty | $14,345 | Details & photos → |
What actually fits in 10×12
Fits comfortably
- A riding mower parked nose-in with a clear walkway beside it
- A wall of shelving on one long side and a workbench on the other
- A snow blower, a push mower, and a wheelbarrow without stacking them
- Ten to twelve bins on shelving plus long-handled tools hung on the wall
Where 10×12 gets tight
- Two riding mowers or a mower plus an ATV will fill it end to end
- A workshop is possible but a 12-foot wall limits you to one bench
- Once you add a loft, the 10-foot width is where headroom starts feeling low
Still not sure? Our shed size calculator works backwards from what you need to store.
10×12 is 120 sq ft — what that means for your permit
120 sq ft. This is the first size that crosses the 100 sq ft line some townships use, so a building permit becomes a real possibility depending on where you live — though the more common local threshold is 200 sq ft, which a 10×12 still clears. Philadelphia specifically exempts rear-yard structures under 120 sq ft from a zoning permit, which puts the 10×12 right on the boundary there. A zoning permit is still near-universal at this size.
Pennsylvania’s statewide code generally exempts detached accessory structures under 1,000 sq ft from a state building permit — but almost every municipality sets its own, lower threshold. Two hundred square feet is the most common trigger; some townships use 100. Harrisburg requires a building permit at 200 sq ft and up, Erie at 100, Philadelphia treats 120 sq ft as the line, and Pittsburgh wants a zoning certificate at any size. A zoning permit is close to universal even for small sheds, and electric, plumbing, or heat are separate trade permits no matter how big the building is.
10×12 buildings on the lot right now
These are real photos of the actual 10×12 buildings sitting on our lot in Parkesburg — not renderings, and not a different size stood in for the picture. Ready for delivery.
Getting a 10×12 to your property
A 10×12 is delivered fully assembled and set in place. Delivery is $5 per mile from Parkesburg, PA — most deliveries in our area run $200 to $600. We serve customers within 50 miles of Parkesburg, PA.
If the truck can’t reach the spot — narrow gate, back yard, steep grade — we build the same 10×12 on site instead. That adds 30% for a standard shed or garage, 20% for two-story and modular buildings.
A 10×12 needs a level pad. A gravel pad starts at $945; poured concrete starts at $4,230. We supply and install the wedge anchors that tie the building down, with length and spacing set by your township’s code. Gravel vs. concrete →
10×12 questions we get asked
How much does a 10x12 shed cost?
Our 10×12 buildings start at $3,295 in LP SmartSide siding, delivered fully assembled within 50 miles of Parkesburg, PA. Price depends on the style you choose and the siding — vinyl runs roughly 10–25% higher than LP SmartSide. Every 10×12 model and its starting price is listed on this page.
How many square feet is a 10x12 shed?
A 10×12 building is 120 square feet. That number matters because most townships set their permit threshold by square footage, not by what you call the building.
Do I need a permit for a 10x12 shed?
120 sq ft. This is the first size that crosses the 100 sq ft line some townships use, so a building permit becomes a real possibility depending on where you live — though the more common local threshold is 200 sq ft, which a 10×12 still clears. Philadelphia specifically exempts rear-yard structures under 120 sq ft from a zoning permit, which puts the 10×12 right on the boundary there. A zoning permit is still near-universal at this size.
Is a 10x12 building delivered assembled?
Yes. A 10×12 is delivered fully built on our truck and set on your prepared pad — usually in under an hour once we are on site. Delivery is $5 per mile from Parkesburg, PA. If your site cannot be reached by truck, we can build the same building on site instead.
Do you have a 10x12 shed in stock?
Yes — we currently have 2 10×12 buildings on the lot ready for delivery. In-stock buildings are shown on this page with real photos of the actual unit, not a catalog rendering.
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