Is it worth installing electricity in the garden tool shed?

Thank you, yes I believe that electricity in the equipment shed would really make sense as it already has many advantages.

We want to get the Biohort Avantgarde.
How would you make the foundation for the garden house?

Should we simply have concrete slabs laid the width of the house and screw the garden house onto them?

I also had electricity installed in the garden house with a switch and socket inside. Or rather, a few sockets outside for some Christmas lights or something similar.

It really also makes a difference what we are talking about. If it is really just a storage location, you need it less. A tool shed is something different than a garden house according to my understanding. With the Biohort, I would probably leave it.

A garden shed is now, in my definition, a better shed. It just has everything inside. Shelves, garden stuff, winter tires, garden chairs and so on.

Thank you, yes I think having electricity in the equipment shed would really make sense as it has many advantages.

We want to get the Biohort Avantgarde.
How would you make the foundation for the garden shed?

Should we simply have concrete slabs laid at the width of the shed and screw the garden shed onto them?

Go for electricity if the effort is reasonable!
We screwed our Biohorts onto the paving with the Biohort foundation frame (which is an accessory), no additional floor.

Absolutely also in favor of electricity, if you’re already at it and it’s not a huge effort. In our garden tool shed, we have a beverage fridge in the summer for barbecue evenings, the bike that sometimes has to be brought in at night (also without e-bike) is happy to have light to avoid stumbles, and quickly pulling power/light for something in the summer evenings is always good. Music box, compressor for something, chargers for garden supplies, ...

If you have the option, you would probably use it, even if you might not miss it if you left it out... Options always offer comfort, even better when the effort in the initial phase is relatively easy to implement!