Systematic order and modern design in the Wolfsburg garden

The flat-roofed HPL equipment shed as an architectural centrepiece in the outdoor area

A project has been completed in Wolfsburg that impressively demonstrates how a flat-roofed tool shed made of HPL can serve not only as a purely functional building, but also as a design element. With its generous floor space, this facility offers enough room for a family's entire garden logistics. The medium-grey façade and the consistently cubic design give the building a timeless elegance that corresponds to contemporary residential architecture. Thanks to the smooth-running sliding doors and flush-mounted glass elements, the shed appears light despite its volume and blends harmoniously into the garden design. Installation on the prepared ground emphasises the clear lines of the structure and ensures a clean transition to the adjacent lawn and terrace area.

Intelligent interior design and the interplay of different modules

This reference project places particular emphasis on the interior organisation. While the view from the outside is often limited to pure aesthetics, it is the systematic room layout that reveals the true utility value. An efficient order has been created inside: individual shelving systems and holders provide a fixed place for bicycles, tools and large garden equipment, maximising the usable space. Particularly impressive in this project is the harmonious interplay with other storage solutions such as a matching wood storage area and a tall cabinet. These various elements are visually and technically coordinated to create a holistic storage concept. As the flat-roofed tool shed made of HPL has extremely durable surfaces, it remains scratch-resistant and permanently attractive even with daily use. This combination of technical sophistication and visual calm makes the facility a showcase project for modern garden organisation.