Patio & Shed Kit FAQs

We are a family-owned WA business in Bellevue. We make patio kits and supply shed kits across WA. We have served WA since 1999 and are an HIA Award Winning company.

Our factory is at 3 Oliver Street, Bellevue WA 6056. You can see our patio products and check the steel quality. Call 1800 942 932 to plan your visit.

Factory direct means you buy your patio kit from our WA factory. There is no reseller between you and our team.

We have been family owned and run since 1999. We began as a wrought iron workshop in Bellevue. Today, we make patio kits and supply shed kits across WA.

We supply garage, workshop, farm, machinery and commercial sheds. We also supply custom steel buildings. Engineering and documents depend on your shed and site.

A Z purlin is a shaped steel part in the shed frame. Roof purlins hold the roof sheets between the main frames. Similar wall parts are called girts, and the design sets their size and spacing.

Engineering depends on your shed and site. Your plans may list the wind region and land conditions used for the design. They may also help with a building approval application. Our Wind Regions WA guide explains more.

Not always. Engineer certified means a qualified engineer has checked and signed off the design. Engineering and documents depend on your kit and site. Plans may help with your approval application.

You may need a building permit. This is formal permission to build. It depends on your project and location. Check with your local government or a registered building surveyor.

A wind region shows the broad wind risk for an area. The engineer also checks your terrain category, meaning how open or sheltered the site is. Footings hold the posts in the ground. Bracing is steel that helps stop the frame moving. The wind region alone does not set the design.