Abstract: A shed includes top plates, a support frame, and multiple wallboards, where the wallboards each are provided with a first mounting portion; an end of the top plate is provided with a first mounting groove; the first mounting portion is fit with the first mounting groove to connect the top plate to the wallboard; the top plates include multiple first top plates and multiple second top plates; the first top plates are connected to the second top plates; the support frame includes a first support rod; the first support rod is provided at a junction between the first top plate and the second top plate; a connecting plate is provided at a junction between each two adjacent wallboards; a first end of the connecting plate is connected to a first end of the first support rod; and a bottom of the wallboard is connected to a floor.

Abstract: A floor and wallboard connecting structure for a shed includes a floor and a wallboard, where the wallboard includes multiple first support plates and multiple second support plates; the second support plates are located at corners of a shed; the first support plates each are connected to an adjacent first support plate or second support plate; one end of a bottom of the first support plate is provided with a first positioning protrusion, and one end of a bottom of the second support plate is also provided with a first positioning protrusion; the floor is provided with first positioning grooves; the first positioning grooves are fit with the first positioning protrusions to limit one end of a bottom of the wallboard to the floor; the first positioning grooves are arc-shaped grooves; and the first positioning protrusions are rotatable in the first positioning grooves.

Abstract: A shed includes top plates, a support frame, and multiple wallboards, where the wallboards each are provided with a first mounting portion; an end of the top plate is provided with a first mounting groove; the first mounting portion is fit with the first mounting groove to connect the top plate to the wallboard; the top plates include multiple first top plates and multiple second top plates; the first top plates are connected to the second top plates; the support frame includes a first support rod; the first support rod is provided at a junction between the first top plate and the second top plate; a connecting plate is provided at a junction between each two adjacent wallboards; a first end of the connecting plate is connected to a first end of the first support rod; and a bottom of the wallboard is connected to a floor.

Abstract: A floor and wallboard connecting structure for a shed includes a floor and a wallboard, where the wallboard includes multiple first support plates and multiple second support plates; the second support plates are located at corners of a shed; the first support plates each are connected to an adjacent first support plate or second support plate; one end of a bottom of the first support plate is provided with a first positioning protrusion, and one end of a bottom of the second support plate is also provided with a first positioning protrusion; the floor is provided with first positioning grooves; the first positioning grooves are fit with the first positioning protrusions to limit one end of a bottom of the wallboard to the floor; the first positioning grooves are arc-shaped grooves; and the first positioning protrusions are rotatable in the first positioning grooves.