What to do if Your Shed is Suddenly Full of Water

Asgard sheds are designed to beat condensation. Each shed features a hidden ventilation system. Depending on the model, these are a combination of hidden ventilation holes in the roof eaves, fully ventilated fascia’s and/or fully ventilated side panels.

Each of these ventilation systems has been designed into every Asgard metal shed, specifically to allow airflow inside the shed even when the shed is fully locked. This internal airflow helps to regulate the temperature inside the shed so it is similar to the outside – no dramatic difference in temperature means little or no condensation inside your shed.

It may sound like something simple, but the location is key to avoiding condensation in a metal shed. Situating your metal shed away from heavy foliage and trees will help to reduce condensation build-up inside your shed.

Plantlife mists in the early hours, so it literally introduces moisture to the area and will almost certainly lead to condensation. We would also recommend avoiding building your shed too close to walls or anywhere near domestic pipes such as central heating vents, as they can also encourage moisture.

Another pointer to prevent condensation build-up is to avoid putting items that may still be hot from use or wet from being outdoors. Make sure to wipe down all items before storing them in your metal shed and wait for tools, motorcycles, and other items to cool down first before storing them.

If you’re still unsure about where to put your metal shed and the ventilation options available on each Asgard shed, you can find out more on our condensation page. Additionally, our customer service team and chatbot, Ida, are always on hand to help you with any questions or queries you may have about Asgard sheds.