10×20 Sheds — Prices, Styles & What Fits
A 10×20 lands on exactly 200 square feet — and that number matters more than the shape does. Twenty feet of length is enough for a genuine workshop with equipment storage behind it, on a narrow footprint that still fits down the side of most properties.
A real workshop on a narrow footprint — and the size where permit wording matters most
Every style we build in 10×20
Real prices, not “call for pricing.” Each figure is the starting price for that model at 10×20 in the siding shown. Vinyl typically runs 10–25% above LP SmartSide. Delivery and foundation are separate.
Sheds & Barns · 11 models
| Model | 10×20 Starts At | |
|---|---|---|
| Mini BarnShed | $4,610 | Details & photos → |
| WorkshopShed | $4,800 | Details & photos → |
| Lean ToShed | $4,800 | Details & photos → |
| Dutch BarnShed | $5,050 | Details & photos → |
| Hi-Wall BarnShed | $5,050 | Details & photos → |
| QuakerShed | $5,050 | Details & photos → |
| Classic WorkshopShed | $5,715 | Details & photos → |
| Classic QuakerShed | $5,925 | Details & photos → |
| Gable DormerShed | $6,465 | Details & photos → |
| Transom DormerShed | $6,690 | Details & photos → |
| Portable Two StoryShed | $11,760 | Details & photos → |
Garages · 6 models
| Model | 10×20 Starts At | |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop GarageGarage | $6,005 | Details & photos → |
| High Wall GarageGarage | $6,005 | Details & photos → |
| Classic Workshop GarageGarage | $7,115 | Details & photos → |
| Dormer GarageGarage | $7,890 | Details & photos → |
| A-Frame Portable Two StoryGarage | $14,230 | Details & photos → |
| Gambrel Portable Two StoryGarage | $14,230 | Details & photos → |
Specialty & Two-Story · 7 models
| Model | 10×20 Starts At | |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop GreenhouseSpecialty | $4,800 | Details & photos → |
| Greenhouse ComboSpecialty | $5,715 | Details & photos → |
| Run-In ShedSpecialty | $6,050 | Details & photos → |
| Single Slope GreenhouseSpecialty | $7,200 | Details & photos → |
| Office ShedSpecialty | $13,420 | Details & photos → |
| Transom Dormer Office ShedSpecialty | $15,295 | Details & photos → |
| Studio ShedSpecialty | $18,650 | Details & photos → |
What actually fits in 10×20
Fits comfortably
- A full 10-foot workbench wall plus a riding mower and a snow blower behind it
- A woodworking setup with a table saw that has real infeed and outfeed room
- An ATV, a mower, and a motorcycle lined up with a walkway
- Long lumber storage on the 20-foot wall — hard to do in anything shorter
Where 10×20 gets tight
- The 10-foot width still rules out parking a vehicle
- Delivery needs a straight approach — 20 feet of length is less forgiving through tight gates than a 12×16
Still not sure? Our shed size calculator works backwards from what you need to store.
10×20 is 200 sq ft — what that means for your permit
200 sq ft exactly — and this is the one to read carefully. Many townships write their exemption as “under 200 square feet” or “200 square feet or more requires a permit.” A 10×20 hits the number precisely, so which side of the line you land on comes down to your township’s exact wording. Harrisburg, for one, requires a building permit at 200+ sq ft. Before you order this size, get the wording confirmed. Our $25 permit review does exactly that.
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.
10×20 buildings on the lot right now
These are real photos of the actual 10×20 buildings sitting on our lot in Parkesburg — not renderings, and not a different size stood in for the picture. Ready for delivery.
10' X 20' A-Frame Workshop
$6,000
$276.50/Month for 36 Months
10' X 20' Quaker
$5,644
$284.13/Month for 36 Months
10' X 20' Quaker Run In Shed
$5,710
$263.13/Month for 36 Months
10' X 20' Classic Workshop
$9,955
$458.76/Month for 36 Months
10' X 20' Classic A-Frame Workshop
$5,850
$317.30/Month for 36 Months
10' X 20' A-Frame Garage
$5,850
$294.20/Month for 36 Months
10' X 20' Quaker
$6,315
$276.04/Month for 36 Months
Getting a 10×20 to your property
A 10×20 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 10×20 on site instead. That adds 30% for a standard shed or garage, 20% for two-story and modular buildings.
A 10×20 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 →
10×20 questions we get asked
How much does a 10x20 shed cost?
Our 10×20 buildings start at $4,610 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 10×20 model and its starting price is listed on this page.
How many square feet is a 10x20 shed?
A 10×20 building is 200 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 10x20 shed?
200 sq ft exactly — and this is the one to read carefully. Many townships write their exemption as “under 200 square feet” or “200 square feet or more requires a permit.” A 10×20 hits the number precisely, so which side of the line you land on comes down to your township’s exact wording. Harrisburg, for one, requires a building permit at 200+ sq ft. Before you order this size, get the wording confirmed. Our $25 permit review does exactly that.
Is a 10x20 building delivered assembled?
Yes. A 10×20 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 10x20 shed in stock?
Yes — we currently have 7 10×20 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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