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The 10×12 Utility shed is the size most lawn-care customers settle on when a riding mower needs a home and there’s still gear to put somewhere — 120 square feet, single-slope or A-frame roof, and double doors sized for wheeled equipment. At 12ft of length, this size parks the mower at the front and leaves a 10ft wall clear for shelving or a short workbench. Common adds at this footprint: a side window over the bench, a walk-through door for tool access without opening the main doors, and dealer-installed shelving. This size is part of our Utility building line; if you need more length for a tool wall, related sizes include the 10×14 and the 10×16. Talk to a Cook dealer near you for delivery and pricing.

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Utility 10x12 Floorplan

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a 10×12 Utility cost?

A 10×12 Utility (120 sq ft) costs $4,199 cash, delivered fully assembled by your local Cook dealer. That price is for the standard building; options are quoted by your dealer.

What can fit in a 10×12 shed?

A 10×12 shed gives you 120 sq ft (10 ft by 12 ft) and 7'8" sidewalls — room for general storage, workshop, hobby space and home office.

Is a 10×12 shed delivered assembled?

Yes — a 10×12 shed is built at the factory and delivered fully assembled, usually in 7–10 working days. You will need about 14 ft of clear access width for the delivery truck and a reasonably level spot.

What base does a 10×12 shed need?

A 10×12 shed needs a level base at least 10 ft by 12 ft — a compacted gravel pad is the most common choice. Level ground protects the floor and keeps the doors square; your dealer reviews the site before delivery.

Do I need a permit for a 10×12 shed?

Whether a 10×12 shed needs a permit depends on your local building codes, not on Cook — check with your city or county before you buy. Cook provides building plans you can submit with your permit application.

How does the 10×12 Utility compare to the 8×16?

A 10×12 gives you 120 sq ft — 8 sq ft less than the 8×16 (128 sq ft) at the same 10 ft width, and about $896 more. Choose the 10×12 for a smaller footprint, or size up for extra length.

Can I customize a 10×12 Utility?

Yes — design a 10×12 in Cook's 3D configurator: choose siding and trim colors, place doors and windows, add a loft, then request a quote.

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