A 8x12 building gives you 96 square feet of floor. That is enough for a push mower, the string trimmer, bikes, ladders, and the tote pile that is currently living in your carport.
This is the size most people start with and a fair number wish they had gone one step bigger. If you are on the fence between 8x12 and 10x12, the extra two feet of width is the difference between walking around your mower and climbing over it.
We do not have an 8x12 on the lot right now — we can order one and have it built to your spec in about 3–5 weeks. The closest buildings we have in stock today are below, starting at $3,766.50 cash, or about $142.67 a month on the 48-month rent-to-own with a $188.33 deposit and no credit check.
In 8x12 we are out of stock at the moment. Any 8x12 style can be ordered and built to your spec in about 3–5 weeks — call 864-237-1313 and we will get it on the build schedule, with free delivery and setup within 30 miles.
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Pad: Level ground about 10x14 gives you working room around the building.
Access: You need roughly 10 feet of clear path and gate width to get it in. This is the thing people forget. The building has to physically travel from the road to the spot, and a fence gate or a tight corner decides that before the price ever does.
Leveling: free setup covers up to 3 feet of fall on blocks you supply. Upstate ground rolls more than people expect — measure corner to corner across the spot rather than eyeballing it.
A 8x12 building is 96 square feet of floor. For comparison, a single-car garage is usually somewhere around 240.
A push mower, the string trimmer, bikes, ladders, and the tote pile that is currently living in your carport. What does not fit: a riding mower plus a workbench — you can have one or the other.
Level ground about 10x14 gives you working room around the building. You need roughly 10 feet of clear path and gate width to get it in. Free setup includes leveling up to 3 feet using customer-supplied blocks; anything past that, or any grading and clearing, is on you before delivery day. Our delivery checklist walks through it.
Depends entirely on where you live — several local jurisdictions treat accessory buildings differently above and below certain square footages, and a 96 sq ft building may land on either side of that line depending on the county. Permits, HOA rules and covenants are the customer's responsibility. See our permits and site prep guide for who to call.
Yes, with no credit check. 5% deposit, then 36, 48 or 60 months. Pay it off inside 90 days and you pay the cash price. Nothing is reported to the credit bureaus. See every building and its exact payment.
We stock 8x12 through 12x28 and can order anything Old Hickory builds.