Quick verdict
Two electric mowers side by side need four feet of width and the chargers need a dry shelf, and the shed that gives both without crowding is the Suncast Tremont 8 by 10 with its floor and skylights. The Patiowell 6 by 4 metal shed takes two mowers with folded handles on a patio footprint, and a pair of Suncast 54 cubic foot verticals does the job along a wall. Charge the packs indoors, not in the shed.
Suncast Tremont 8 x 10 Foot Resin Storage Shed
Two 21-inch mowers side by side with handles up need about four feet of width and five of depth, and the Suncast Tremont 8 by 10 holds them with a workbench wall left over: 547 cubic feet, a reinforced resin floor the wheels roll onto, six skylights so the chargers and the shelves are visible without a light and double doors wide enough to walk a mower through. It is the shed for two electric mowers plus every other yard tool.
The best small sheds for two electric lawn mowers: Suncast Tremont 8 x 10 resin shed with floor, Patiowell 6 x 4 metal shed and the Suncast 54 cubic foot vertical, compared on mower fit, floor, light and price.
The picks at a glance
| Tool | Best for | Score /100 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suncast Tremont 8 x 10 Foot Resin Storage Shed | Best for Two Mowers With Room to Spare | 9.0 | Check price |
| Patiowell 6 x 4 Foot Metal Outdoor Storage Shed with Sloped Roof | Best Small Footprint for Two Push Mowers | 8.3 | Check price |
| Suncast 54 Cubic Foot Vertical Resin Storage Shed | Best Vertical for One Mower Each | 8.2 | Check price |
The picks, reviewed
Suncast Tremont 8 x 10 Foot Resin Storage Shed
Two 21-inch mowers side by side with handles up need about four feet of width and five of depth, and the Suncast Tremont 8 by 10 holds them with a workbench wall left over: 547 cubic feet, a reinforced resin floor the wheels roll onto, six skylights so the chargers and the shelves are visible without a light and double doors wide enough to walk a mower through. It is the shed for two electric mowers plus every other yard tool.
Reasons to buy
- 547 cubic feet, two mowers and a bench
- Resin floor included
- Six skylights
- Wide double doors
Reasons to avoid
- Needs a level base and a weekend to build
- Largest footprint here
- Costs the most
Patiowell 6 x 4 Foot Metal Outdoor Storage Shed with Sloped Roof
Six feet wide by four deep is the smallest shed that takes two push mowers side by side with their handles folded, and the Patiowell metal shed does it on a patio-sized footprint, with a sloped roof that sheds rain and snow, lockable doors and galvanized steel that will not rot. It is a mower garage, not a workshop, and it costs a fraction of a resin shed.
Reasons to buy
- Two mowers with handles folded
- Sloped roof sheds rain
- Lockable doors
- Low price
Reasons to avoid
- No floor; needs a slab or deck base
- Metal condenses in cold
- Thin panels dent
Suncast 54 Cubic Foot Vertical Resin Storage Shed
When the yard has no room for a wide shed, two Suncast 54 cubic foot verticals side by side along a wall each hold a push mower with its handle folded plus a trimmer and blower on the shelf notches, in a 5-foot-wide pair that stands against the house. Each is padlock-ready, resin and made in the USA, and the pair costs about what one small shed does.
Reasons to buy
- Fits a push mower and tools each
- Two side by side along a wall
- Padlock-ready, made in USA
- Shelf notches for trimmer and blower
Reasons to avoid
- One mower per unit
- Handle must fold
- No floor reinforcement for a heavy mower
Sizing a shed for two mowers
A 21-inch push mower is about 24 inches wide and 60 inches long with the handle up, and 35 inches long with it folded. Two side by side need 4 feet of width, and 5 feet of depth with handles up or 3 with them folded, plus a shelf for two chargers and the trimmer and blower that live with the mowers. That makes a 6 by 4 shed the floor and an 8 by 10 the comfortable answer, with a vertical shed a fair option along a wall. The three here cover those three shapes, and they differ in floor, light, material and price.
This guide is built from the published specifications of each shed and from recurring owner feedback. We have not run these sheds ourselves.
How the three compare
| Shed | Footprint | Material | Floor | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suncast Tremont | 8 x 10 ft | Resin | Included | Two mowers, bench, tools |
| Patiowell | 6 x 4 ft | Galvanized steel | Not included | Two mowers, handles folded |
| Suncast 54 vertical | About 4.4 x 2.7 ft each | Resin | Included | One mower and tools each |
Suncast Tremont 8 x 10: two mowers and a workbench
The Tremont gives two mowers a parking bay by the double doors and leaves a whole wall for a bench and shelves, in 547 cubic feet of resin that never needs paint. The reinforced floor takes the mowers rolling in and keeps them off damp ground, six skylights light the inside for the chargers and the tools, and the doors are wide enough to walk a mower through without turning it. It needs a level base and a weekend, and it is the shed that still has room after the second mower.
Patiowell 6 x 4 metal: the mower garage
For a small yard that has no room for an 8 by 10, the Patiowell 6 by 4 is the smallest shed that takes two push mowers side by side with their handles folded. Galvanized steel panels on a frame, a sloped roof that sheds rain and snow and lockable doors, on a slab or a deck base because it has no floor. It is a mower garage rather than a workshop, it dents if hit and it costs a fraction of a resin shed.
Suncast 54 cubic foot vertical: one each
Along a house wall where nothing wide fits, two Suncast 54 cubic foot verticals stand side by side in about 9 feet of wall and each takes a push mower with the handle folded, with shelf notches above for the trimmer and blower. Each is padlock-ready resin made in the USA, and a pair costs about what a small shed does. The limit is one mower per unit and a folded handle.
Setting up a mower shed
Level the base, since a resin shed flexes and a metal shed racks on uneven ground. Park the mowers nose in with handles folded so the doors close, and hang the chargers on the wall at eye level. Take the battery packs indoors; sheds run hot in summer and cold in winter, and makers want packs charged and stored in moderate temperatures. Leave a gap under the doors or a vent open so condensation clears. Clean grass off the decks before parking, because wet clippings rust steel decks and corrode aluminum ones over a winter.
Which one should you buy
Buy the Suncast Tremont 8 x 10 for two mowers, a bench and a floor. Buy the Patiowell 6 x 4 for two mowers on a patio footprint at a low price. Buy a pair of Suncast 54 cubic foot verticals to park one mower each along a wall.
How we research
This guide is built from the published specifications, manuals and warranty terms of each product and from recurring owner feedback. We have not run these products ourselves; where a maker does not publish a figure we say so rather than guess.
What to look for
Width and depth
Two 21-inch mowers side by side need about 4 feet of width and 5 of depth with handles up, or 3 with handles folded.
Floor
A resin floor lets mowers roll in and keeps them off damp ground. Metal sheds need a slab or deck base.
Door width
A mower is 22 to 24 inches wide. Double doors over 40 inches let two be parked without juggling.
Light and shelves
Skylights and shelf notches put chargers, trimmers and blowers where they can be seen and reached.
Our verdict
Two electric mowers side by side need four feet of width and the chargers need a dry shelf, and the shed that gives both without crowding is the Suncast Tremont 8 by 10 with its floor and skylights. The Patiowell 6 by 4 metal shed takes two mowers with folded handles on a patio footprint, and a pair of Suncast 54 cubic foot verticals does the job along a wall. Charge the packs indoors, not in the shed.
FAQs
About 6 by 4 feet with handles folded, 8 by 6 with handles up and tools, and 8 by 10 for two mowers plus a bench.
Only in moderate temperatures and with ventilation. Makers advise charging indoors; a hot or freezing shed is outside the range.
Resin for a floor, no rust and no condensation; metal for the lowest price and a smaller footprint on a slab.
Yes. Motors and controllers tolerate rain in use but not months of damp. A dry shed with the battery removed is right.