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Strongest
For larger buildings.
Raynes Park · Shed & garden building bases
Level, solid and dry.
We build shed bases in Raynes Park in concrete, paving slabs or timber, level and slightly larger than the building, so doors close and floors stay dry.
Free site survey · A quote tailored to your garden

Your garden, considered
A shed on uneven ground twists, its doors stick and its floor rots. A level, firm base keeps it square and dry.
We excavate, compact a sub-base and build the base to the size of the building.
In Raynes Park, many sheds sit at the end of the garden; we plan a path to them too.
Details from our portfolio
Photos from our porcelain patio, new lawn and shed base in Raynes Park (Raynes Park SW20). Every photo on this page is from that job.






Materials & possibilities
Matched to the building.
The base should be slightly larger than the building's footprint to protect the edges and let water drain away.
From first ideas to finishing touches
Building size and ground.
Dig and compact.
Concrete, slabs or frame.
Level and tidy.
Documented project · Raynes Park SW20
This documented project is in Raynes Park. A bare garden cleared of waste and old concrete edging, levelled with a digger, and finished with a concrete shed base, a dark grey porcelain patio edged in block paving with gravel borders, new topsoil and fresh turf, in one week for £10,000 including VAT. Read the full case study for photos, scope and timings.
Read the full case study: how we built itA complete quote, not a guess
Size, base type, excavation and access.
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Raynes Park · SW20
We take shed bases enquiries across Raynes Park, including Wimbledon Chase, West Barnes and Cottenham Park. Raynes Park's Edwardian and interwar houses usually have good-sized rear gardens and front gardens with room for parking. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 5 miles from Raynes Park.
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Still deciding? Tell us about your garden and we can talk through the next step.
Read our warranty termsConcrete or paving slabs for most sheds.
Yes, allowing concrete time to cure.
Yes, across Raynes Park and nearby.
Yes.
Yes. We work across Raynes Park (SW20), including Wimbledon Chase, West Barnes and Cottenham Park, and nearby areas such as New Malden and Wimbledon Village. Our base is in Norbury, SW16, about 5 miles from Raynes Park.
Let's make a start
Tell us about your shed bases project in Raynes Park. We will get in touch to discuss your ideas and the next step towards a site survey.
020 3633 5529 info@finelandscape.co.ukFine Landscaping
31 Tylecroft Road, Norbury, London SW16 4BL
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