The Barakula 10×10 Cedar Timber Shed by Stilla offers a premium, heavy-duty storage solution designed specifically for Australian backyards. Crafted from 100% Western Red Cedar, this spacious 3m x 3m square timber shed combines rich aesthetic appeal with long-lasting structural performance, making it an ideal choice for garden tool storage, workshop setups, hobby rooms, or outdoor equipment protection.

Featuring naturally rot-resistant timber, the Barakula shed handles harsh weather conditions with ease. The natural insulating properties of Western Red Cedar help maintain a balanced interior temperature year-round compared to traditional sheet-metal sheds. Built using a sturdy internal pine framing system and pre-assembled cladding panels, this unit provides high structural rigidity and a straightforward assembly process.

Designed with practical functionality in mind, the shed features high-headroom clearance, double opening doors for wide-access loading, and a gable roof design that ensures efficient rain runoff. The timber surface can be stained to preserve its natural wood grain tones or painted to blend seamlessly into your outdoor landscape.

Key Features

Western Red Cedar Cladding: Naturally resistant to decay, fungal growth, and insect attack, offering superior longevity in Australian climate conditions.
Pre-Assembled Wall Panels: Modular panel construction allows for easier handling and faster DIY assembly on-site.
Double Access Doors: Wide opening doors provide effortless access for larger items such as ride-on mowers, outdoor furniture, and heavy machinery.
Gable Roof Construction: Designed for optimal overhead clearance, increased interior air volume, and effective water shedding.
Natural Thermal Insulation: Cedar wood construction naturally reduces internal heat buildup during hot summer months.
Heavy-Duty Pine Framing: Internal structural frame guarantees stability and provides convenient anchoring points for custom shelving or wall hooks.
Eco-Friendly Timber Source: Sourced from sustainably managed timber plantations.