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I'm in the same boat mate. My landlady said i could put up a shed....but didn't specify a size. I think the size of a double garage should cover it.....muhahaha.
Ready bought sheds are annoyingly flimsy so it probably will cost you more as you strengthen/replace bits. But it will be done to your specs so probably last a hell of a lot longer!
Put some pics up so we can see the progress...
Regards,C
If your friendly with any local builders merchants ask for them to save some pallets - The stretcher bars off many palets are brilliant for building sheds (3inch x 1.5 inch thick). Some larger pallets ahve 2m bars to use.
The pallet planks are also usually good quality wood - usually untreated though so you will have to oil it. Ive used pallets to make benches and a lockbox on my allotment.
Have a look online at sheds made of pallets (not just pallet wood), some are quite amazing! Type in 'pallet sheds' on google images and you'll see what I mean...