Outdoor Shed Storage
Covered Outdoor Shed Storage That Beats the Weather
Dexco® outdoor shed systems combine structural cantilever racking with a covered roof to create organized, high-density storage for lumber, pipe, siding, decking, and other long materials, right in your yard.
Make Better Use of Limited Yard Space
Ground-stacked material sprawls across a lot. Covered cantilever racking builds upward for high-density storage that adds capacity without a new building.
Protect Materials from the Weather
Long materials left in the open take on moisture, rust, and UV damage. A covered shed roof keeps rain and snow off so inventory stays sale-ready outdoors.
Store Different Materials in One System
Lumber, pipe, siding, and decking rarely stack the same way. Adjustable arms hold varying lengths and shapes together on one covered system.
Load and Retrieve From Multiple Directions
Tight yards make access hard. Single-sided, double-sided, and drive-through layouts let forklifts load and pull from the sides or straight through.
Shed Configurations
Every Dexco outdoor shed is built on the same structural cantilever foundation.
The configuration is chosen around your lot, your building lines, and how equipment needs to move.
T-Shed
Storage and roof on both sides of a central column, forming a “T.” Maximizes capacity within a footprint where there’s room for vehicles to move on both faces.
L-Shed
Single-sided storage and roof forming an “L.” Installs against a building or as a standalone column with back panels, useful along an existing building or property line.
Shed Racking Specifications
Standard features
- Structural I-beam steel racking with truss beams and metal roof decking
- Engineered to support loads from 2,000 to 40,000+ lbs per arm
- Truss widths engineered to site-specific requirements for diverse spaces
- Galvanized construction to resist corrosion, UV, and weather
- Modular design bundled for cost-effective shipping and expansion with added bays
- Factory-applied powder coating for additional rust and wear protection
Customizable options
- Arm adjustment in 3-inch or 4-inch increments
- Single or double-sided models to match lot and building lines
- Stop bars with sockets for bases and arms; chain, welded, or bolted options
- L-shed, T-shed, or drive-through configuration
- Phased installations available to work around ongoing operations
Working around building lines or an active yard?
Truss widths and phased installation are engineered to your site. Share your lot layout, project goals, and we’ll scope it.
Common Questions About Shed Racking
What’s the difference between an L-shed and a T-shed?
An L-shed stores and covers material on one side of the column, forming an “L,” and installs against a building or property line. A T-shed stores and covers material on both sides, forming a “T,” and needs room for vehicles to move on both faces. Both use the same cantilever foundation.
Do outdoor shed racks protect materials from rain and snow?
Yes. A structural truss-and-roof design sheds rain and snow, while galvanized construction resists corrosion and UV. Together they keep lumber, pipe, siding, and other long materials sale-ready in open-air conditions.
Request a quote
Tell us about your outdoor storage needs so we can create the perfect solution together
Share your materials, lengths, lot layout, building lines, and project scope. Our engineering team will scope a covered outdoor cantilever system built around your site.