Price is right, just to big. How tough would this be top make into a 10 x 6 deep shed?

 

Assuming it's not already put together it shouldn't be a big deal to shorten the depth.

 

Everybody always wants more space, why cant you live with the larger size?

 

How does that question help answer?

 

I'd pull up the assembly instructions online for that shed, see if it shows the panels. I have one similar, the panels are either 2' or 4', so if it was regularly 8', it would go down to 6 or 4'. If this one is in 2'pieces, you could possibly leave out one set of panels, that would shrink it by 2'...Hopefully this makes sense, thinking out loud here.

 

Because we don't always get the BIG picture and it helps understand. In your case, why would anybody want to make a shed smaller by 2'.

Limited space, obstruction, tree in the way? We can only help with the information provided!

 

You could make it about 5' 9" deep, if you're good with metal work.
Panels are 28" wide with about a 2" overlap.
Since I don't know how good you are with metal work, I can only say, like most things, if you have to ask, the answer is probably no.

 

My suggestion is to build it yourself with wood to the size you want.

 

A wood shed will cost more but be a lot nicer. It isn't prone to get as hot in the summer, you'd have a better door and more headroom. Personally I'd only go with a metal prefab shed if it was free.

 

Depending on the size and style you can keep the cost down. If it's just for storage, you cheat a little by using 24 inch centers on both the wall and the rafters. T-111 siding is relatively cheap.

Right now T1-11 is going for $25 to $40 for 4 x 8 sheet. So a 8 x 10 shed is going use about 9 sheets depending. 3 sheets of flakeboard for the roof (about $15 a sheet) and about 40 2 x 4 x 8 ($4 ea.) for framing. Roofing (about 3 bundles at ~ $35 covering about 33 sq ft per bundle). About $45 a sheet for three 4 x 8 x 3/4 treated plywood for the floor. Throw in about $25 for nails and hardware. Maybe another $50 for sleepers to set it on.

So in rough terms an 8 x 10 will about $800 to $1000 to build. Any steel or wood shed that measures about 6 x 8 will cost starting at about $800. I used Lowes for rough cost estimates.

 

I didn't realize those metal sheds cost that much
If you skip the osb for the roof and use perlins and metal it should reduce the cost some.