Just right for smaller yard equipment or for storing other items. It is light weight but it is also light on the pocket book 🙂 Check out out over on Amazon :: amzn.to/3IGToll

Thanks so much I ordered an 5 x 3 shed a few days ago waiting on it to get here.

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

It is great for holding small yard tools and things such as that. I put some stuff we had in the closet in it to make room for more crap in the closet...hahaha

Nice detailed video of product

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

thank you!

How did you anker it down? Thanks for the review!

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

At the moment I don't have in anchored down but I need to. It has stakes like tent stakes if you are placing it in the yard. However we put 12x12 concrete blocks under it. So I need to get a cement drill bit and "try" to drill holes in the blocks and put cement screws through the holes in each corner of the shed. We were expecting strong winds a few nights ago so I put a tie down strap over it. It didn't go anywhere but that is just a temporary fix. If you strap it down to much it will folder the roof corners down and then the door will not open and close properly.

Thanks for the info. In your opinion, Im thinkinig to order one to use for a very small 3d print farm (3 printers only) so you think it can be fine for thta use. Is ok with rainy days and hot days?

@grandpasrandomreviews

22 күн бұрын

We have been having a lot or rain lately and I have noticed when it is raining heavy and windy, it gets a little water blown in it. Plus it does not have any insulation so heat on your electronics would not be good at all. Another thing, it does not have a floor so you would have to make a floor. Regardless of whatever ever you decide on, remember electronics like printers and computers as well as televisions are very heat and cold sensitive.

Would you be able to fit a push lawn mower in it? And would it be easy to get in and out?

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

Yes you could fit a push mower and a weed eater in it easily.

how will that work when it rains and water goes toward your house foundation??

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

Well if we got much rain it might not be good but as little rain as we usually get I don't think it will cause any issues. Also it is on concrete blocks which will prevent rain from beating down in the soil in any particular spot. Soil erosion is not an issue. But thank you for the question and watching!

Any Amazon links you can drop in the description?

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

The link is pinned in the top of the comments but I will edit the description and put it there too. amzn.to/3IGToll is the link. Thank you and thanks for watching!

Did you secure it to the pavers?

@grandpasrandomreviews

Ай бұрын

No I did not. It is in my plan to do so, just haven't 🙄

@2SlickNick

Ай бұрын

@@grandpasrandomreviews ok. I’m getting ready to order the same style shed and put it on pavers. I did give thought to possibly putting some half inch or three-quarter inch plywood down as a floor. And then I guess try to figure out the best way to anchor it. I imagine drilling into the pavers would caused them to break.

The comments on Amazon are fairly negative given all the fake reviews. Usually, most products on Amazon have about 70% with a 4. This one has only 54% 4 and 19% 3. A large 22% are 1 and 2, which sets off alarm bells for me. Typical complaints are about the material having sharp edges, holes not lining up, bad instructions, pieces that don't fit. How do you return it if you are half way through and discover something? But you didn't experience any of these negatives?

@grandpasrandomreviews

Жыл бұрын

There are a LOT of reviews out there that people make things sound outstanding when a lot of them are not. I won't say something is great when it is actually crap. With that being said, my only issue with this shed is, the material was fairly light weight (thin gauged) but it's easy to set up and move :-) As far as the holes lining up, they all lined up and there were not any sharp edges. Well let me restate that last part. As for edges being sharp, if you aren't use to working with tin or other materials like this, you might say they are sharp. But anyone with any experience with thin metals knows the edges on ALL materials like this can cut or scratch you. So I would guess those who say that this has sharp edges are probably lacking in experience with metal. One last thing, if you get one of these, I highly recommend anchoring it down because as I mentioned above, it is light weight. I haven't had any issues but I also have a strap across the top. It has small plates on the inside to screw it down/anchor it but I have not tried drilling through the concrete blocks it is setting on yet.

@valueofnothing2487

Жыл бұрын

@@grandpasrandomreviews Thanks. Not allowed to build a wood one, so I think I will go with this one...