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Side Gable

Side Gable Buildings are a great alternative to Side Entry Utility Sheds. Sometimes it’s best to situate a shed on your property with the long side facing into the yard. Maybe you’re positioning it along a property border, a tree line, or facing into a driveway…but you want the roof gable to have the same orientation. The Side Gable Building accomplishes this but also provides great internal space height in the center.

All Side Gable buildings are ENGINEER CERTIFIED!

WHAT'S INCLUDED

AVAILABLE OPTIONS

Siding & Color Options

Build Your Design

12’ wide and over buildings are measured across the eaves due to DOT (Department of Transportation) regulations. Smaller width buildings are measured from the outside corners of the walls. The total length of building includes the porch. The building must include the porch to qualify for the package price. See your local dealer for details.

Available Sizes

8′ x 12′

10′ x 12′
10′ x 16′
10′ x 20′

12′ x 20′
12′ x 24′

How It Works

Step 1

Get your perfect shed easily with Oregon Backyard Buildings! Start by browsing through our selection or using our 3D building software to customize your building.

Step 2

Once you have chosen your building, you can purchase it outright or use our rent-to-own option with no credit check whatsoever.

Step 3

After placing order for your shed, we will deliver it and install it for free within one week with our expert team.
If you need an on-site build, we will work with you to provide a flawless fit. Our service is fast, easy, and hassle-free, so you get the best storage solution with the least amount of trouble!

FAQs

What is a side gable shed and how is it different from a regular utility shed?

A side gable shed has its gable roof peak running along the building’s length rather than across its width. The main doors are located on the long side, giving you a full-length entry view. This design is perfect when you want the long side facing your yard, driveway, or property. Unlike side-entry utility sheds, side gable models keep the roof peak parallel to the doors, offering consistent center height along the entire length.

How much does a side gable shed cost in Oregon?

Side gable sheds in Oregon typically range from $3,000–$4,000 for smaller 8×12 or 10×12 models, and up to $5,500–$7,500 for larger 12×20 or 12×24 versions. Prices vary depending on size, materials, and upgrades such as windows, shelving, or electrical packages. All side gable sheds are engineer certified, and Oregon Backyard Buildings offers rent-to-own options to make ownership more accessible.

What sizes are side gable sheds available in?

Side gable sheds come in six standard sizes: 8×12, 10×12, 10×16, 10×20, 12×20, and 12×24 feet. The design works best for longer layouts where the building’s length exceeds its width. Buildings 12 feet wide are measured across the eaves (per DOT transport regulations). All models are engineer certified and can be customized to fit your storage or workspace needs.

When should you choose a side gable shed over other shed styles?

Choose a side gable shed when you need the long side facing forward—for example, along a property border, driveway, or fence line. It’s ideal for narrow spaces or when you want the roof ridge to run parallel with your property layout. This design provides great curb appeal, easy access from the long side, and a balanced, symmetrical look when the shed faces your main viewing area.

How much interior height does a side gable shed have?

Side gable sheds offer generous interior height thanks to the gable roof design. Wall heights typically range from 6.5 to 7.5 feet, with the roof peak reaching 8 to 10 feet depending on size and pitch. Because the ridge runs lengthwise, you’ll enjoy tall center height through the entire shed, making it comfortable for storing large tools, equipment, or using it as a workspace.

Can side gable sheds be customized with windows, doors, and shelving?

Yes — side gable sheds offer full customization options, including additional windows for light, double doors for access, shelving systems, insulation, and electrical packages with outlets and lighting. You can also choose from various siding styles, colors, and roof materials. Oregon Backyard Buildings can help you design a layout that fits your exact storage or hobby requirements.

Are side gable sheds engineer certified?

Yes — all Oregon Backyard Buildings side gable sheds are engineer certified to meet or exceed Oregon building codes. Certification ensures structural safety for wind, snow, and load ratings, and provides documentation often required for permits. This guarantees your shed is built for long-term stability and weather resistance.

What foundation is needed for a side gable shed?

Side gable sheds need a level, well-drained foundation, but not necessarily a concrete slab. Popular options include gravel pads, concrete blocks, or treated wood skids. Concrete slabs can also be used for heavy-duty installations. A level foundation ensures proper door function and prevents settling. The Oregon Backyard Buildings team will position your shed on your prepared site during delivery.

Do side gable sheds require a permit in Oregon?

Permit requirements vary by city and county. Most side gable sheds over 200 square feet require a building permit. Since all sheds are engineer certified, the permit process is straightforward. Always check with your local building department for setback distances, zoning regulations, and size thresholds before scheduling installation.

Is delivery included for side gable sheds in Oregon?

Yes — free delivery and setup are included within Oregon Backyard Buildings’ standard service area. Side gable sheds arrive pre-built and are placed on your foundation using specialized delivery equipment. Setup usually takes 2–4 hours, and the crew ensures precise placement without damaging your yard. Additional fees may apply for deliveries outside the standard service area.

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