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This Item  Rubbermaid 7x7-Feet X-Large 325-Cubic Feet Outdoor Storage Shed |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $1,699.00 | $1,399.00 | -15% $219.99 List: $259.99 | $999.00 | $49.99 |
| Delivery | — | — | — | Get it as soon as Friday, May 17 | — | Get it as soon as Monday, May 20 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | devokowholesale | Amazon.com | Guanglai |
| material | — | Plastic, Metal | Alloy Steel, High Density Polyethylene | Resin | Resin | Felt, Polyurethane |
| weight | 385 pounds | 560 pounds | 0.01 ounces | — | 147 kilograms | 4 pounds |
| style | Lawn,Outdoor,Garden | Outdoor Storage Shed | Adjustable,Outdoor,Lockable | Indoor,Lawn,Outdoor,Patio | Lawn | Flooring Mat |
| water resistance | — | water resistant | — | waterproof | water resistant | waterproof |
| top material | Metal | Polyethylene | Hdpe | Hdpe,Resin | Resin | Felt |
| door style | Sliding Doors | French Doors | Sliding Doors | — | Sliding Doors | — |
| frame material | Metal | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | HDPE | Metal | — |
| UV light protection | — | ✓ | UV Protection | UV Protection | UV Protection | — |
| assembly required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
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For what it is, it's not all that hard to put together
It took another person and myself about 4.5 hours to install this shed on a level surface. Make sure you have a level surface to begin with or you can get pretty far into the construction of the shed before you realize that the whole thing won't come together correctly. The construction of my level surface/foundation took much more time than the shed and was quite a pain.The basic construction consists of snapping pieces to the floor and to each other and building upwards. Screwing plastic pieces and bolting metal pieces together consist of the rest. I think the shed really requires two people to avoid several steps that would otherwise cause great frustration. If both of you are shorter than 6', then for the roof I would recommend two ladders or have something to climb on near the shed like a fence.There were a couple problems I had with my shed that resulted in the 4-star rating. Firstly, there are two sets of wall pieces that come together that need to fit nicely together to be flush with each other and reduce gaps with the floor. One wall pieces are damaged and bent in so that I had to use a screwdriver to pry back the piece to get them together. The other side of the wall piece must have been warped because there was no visible damage, but the pieces would not come together no matter how hard I tried. It still worked out in the end, but it did worry me that the plastic pieces may change shape in transit. Secondly, I had trouble with the metal pieces that are required to make the truss that holds the roof pieces across the middle of the shed. There is a step where three metal pieces need to be threaded with one bolt to hold them together. The holes were pretty far off and required me to drill out some of the metal to get the bolt through all three pieces.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2017
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2016
My best friend and I (two women of a certain age) put this puppy together in one and a half hours. Granted, I had built the floor and done all the prep work (skylights, windows, door stabilization, the roof rafter) the day before (another hour or so.) Went together like Legos or the old Erector sets -- and cute as can be done. Honestly, the hardest part was peeling the paper off the door windows. It's straightforward and oh so easy. Does take two, as the instructions clearly state, but no need for special skills other than reading and following the very clear directions. Excellent youtube videos also show how easy it is. I do plan to stabilize it with some angle bracing, just because we live in an area of high winds.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2014
The basic construction consists of snapping pieces to the floor and to each other and building upwards. Screwing plastic pieces and bolting metal pieces together consist of the rest. I think the shed really requires two people to avoid several steps that would otherwise cause great frustration. If both of you are shorter than 6', then for the roof I would recommend two ladders or have something to climb on near the shed like a fence.
There were a couple problems I had with my shed that resulted in the 4-star rating. Firstly, there are two sets of wall pieces that come together that need to fit nicely together to be flush with each other and reduce gaps with the floor. One wall pieces are damaged and bent in so that I had to use a screwdriver to pry back the piece to get them together. The other side of the wall piece must have been warped because there was no visible damage, but the pieces would not come together no matter how hard I tried. It still worked out in the end, but it did worry me that the plastic pieces may change shape in transit. Secondly, I had trouble with the metal pieces that are required to make the truss that holds the roof pieces across the middle of the shed. There is a step where three metal pieces need to be threaded with one bolt to hold them together. The holes were pretty far off and required me to drill out some of the metal to get the bolt through all three pieces.
For what it is, it's not all that hard to put together
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2014
It took another person and myself about 4.5 hours to install this shed on a level surface. Make sure you have a level surface to begin with or you can get pretty far into the construction of the shed before you realize that the whole thing won't come together correctly. The construction of my level surface/foundation took much more time than the shed and was quite a pain.Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2014
The basic construction consists of snapping pieces to the floor and to each other and building upwards. Screwing plastic pieces and bolting metal pieces together consist of the rest. I think the shed really requires two people to avoid several steps that would otherwise cause great frustration. If both of you are shorter than 6', then for the roof I would recommend two ladders or have something to climb on near the shed like a fence.
There were a couple problems I had with my shed that resulted in the 4-star rating. Firstly, there are two sets of wall pieces that come together that need to fit nicely together to be flush with each other and reduce gaps with the floor. One wall pieces are damaged and bent in so that I had to use a screwdriver to pry back the piece to get them together. The other side of the wall piece must have been warped because there was no visible damage, but the pieces would not come together no matter how hard I tried. It still worked out in the end, but it did worry me that the plastic pieces may change shape in transit. Secondly, I had trouble with the metal pieces that are required to make the truss that holds the roof pieces across the middle of the shed. There is a step where three metal pieces need to be threaded with one bolt to hold them together. The holes were pretty far off and required me to drill out some of the metal to get the bolt through all three pieces.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2015
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2014
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015
