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Feeney, Inc. Featured in FYI'S Original TV Series ”He Shed She Shed”
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| May 01, 2016 |
Series follows the rising trend of turning backyard sheds into creative outdoor living spaces
Feeney, Inc., a leading manufacturer of high quality stainless steel and aluminum railing systems, announced its popular CableRail products will be showcased on FYI’s television series, “He Shed She Shed”, which celebrates the trend of turning backyard sheds into creative outdoor living spaces.
“He Shed She Shed” premiered on Saturday, April 2 at 10 pm ET on FYI, and consists of six one-hour episodes. Feeney’s CableRail will be featured in the May 7 series finale episode.
Each episode of “He Shed She Shed” follows two homeowners, friends or neighbors in the ultimate male versus female backyard shed showdown – as they build and design a unique he-shed and she-shed. The series also shows off existing sheds across the country and meets with the owners to learn about their inspiration in creating the unique outdoor space.
“We are honored to partner with FYI’s hit series showcasing outdoor trends as it provides an opportunity to demonstrate Feeney’s functional products for outdoor spaces,” said Andrew Penny, vice president of marketing and advertising at Feeney. “CableRail is our most requested cable product because of its beauty and ease of installation.”
Feeney’s CableRail is made from high-quality 316-grade stainless steel with a tumbled satin finish for weather-tough durability, low maintenance and lasting aesthetics. The TV show partnered with Feeney due to the versatility of the CableRail, which is suited to any exterior or interior railing application.
As the trend for small-spaces continues, people across America are transforming outdoor sheds into supplemental living areas. From pub-sheds, used as man caves and shed-quarters serving as alternative work spaces, to the latest trend of she-sheds designed as female-based sanctuaries – this show will further promote this craze.
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