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Tremont 8 Ft. W x 10 Ft. D Durable Plastic Resin Shed in Fresh Ice Cube White
Tremont 8 Ft. W x 10 Ft. D Durable Plastic Resin Shed in Fresh Ice Cube White
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- Upper and lower metal latches keep doors closed and in place
- Large door windows and 2-skylights provide natural light
- 8 ft. 4.5 in. W x 10 ft. 2.25 in. D outdoor shed with floor
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great shed, not to hard to put together, if you have any building skills. Stays dry and is solid once together.
Assembly was better than another shed I put together but still took 4 people and several hours. Roof was the hardest part as we couldn't get things to snap down. Has withstood several storms. Works great for our lawnmower and other yard tools.
EASY TO BUILD, I BUILT THIS SHED BY MYSELF ONLY HELP I NEEDED WAS FOR SOMEONE TO HOLD UP A WALL FOR ME. VALUE WAS VERY GOOD, VERY STURDY, EACH PIECE WEIGHED EVENLY. AFTER IT WAS BUILT THE DOORS WERE EVEN. SHUT THE DOORS AND SLAPPED A LOCK ON IT. WELL WORTH IT. I WILL BUY ANOTHER ONE AS SOON AS I FILL THIS ONE UP. PROUD OF MYSELF, FOR BUILDING IT MYSELF
I put this shed together for my chickens. They are learning to go into it now. It will be prefect in the winter to keep them warm. (They are free range-just put them in at night to keep them safe. The windows in the doors and the sunlights were difficult to put in, the rest of the building was pretty easy. I found a video on YouTube and that made it so easy to follow instructions!
This was a great buy, we purchased this as a pool shed so we could store all of our chemicals and pool accessories. Being plastic, you don't have to worry about wood rotting and maintenance. This was very easy to assemble and the instructions were easy to follow. We first made a solid base out of treated lumber to attach the shed to. I leveled off an area with my tractor and laid down some #2 stone as a base. I assembled the shed on the base and then screwed it down using deck screws and fender washers so the screws would not rip out with winds.We have had this shed now for over a year with zero issues. If installed properly, it is a very durable and reliable structure for being plastic. It has held up to some pretty high wind gusts and has been through all temperature ranges from freezing to over 100 degrees. We had over a foot of snow last winter and still no issues. The plastic seems to be fairly rigid and doesn't bend super easy. This is however a plastic shed and is not as sturdy as a stick built structure. It has a hasp for a lock but obviously if someone wants to get in, they will.
