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BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct
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Posted 23 June 2023

BillyOh Ranger Apex Metal Shed With Foundation Kit £242.10 with code (UK Mainland) @ Garden Buildings Direct

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The Ranger Apex is a great storage solution for any garden, available in a range of size and colour options, to suit your needs. The Ranger also has double sliding doors, gable vents and a foundation kit included giving you a strong and sturdy building with great access and air circulation.
  • Apex design with a strong and sturdy roof
  • Hot dipped tough galvanised steel
  • Air vents for added air circulation
  • Lockable wide opening door for easy access
  • Windowless design for added security
  • Complete with foundation kit
  • Suitable for slabs, boards or flooded with concrete


Size: 9x8 = £359.10

Size: 9x10 = £386.10

Size: 11x10 = £449.10

Size: 11x14 = £557.10
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  1. Fuzzyluckyducky's avatar
    Fuzzyluckyducky
    Don't do it, hard to construct, pretty flimsy and leak like a sieve.
    AD77VK's avatar
    AD77VK Author
    •Is it hard to construct?
    Yes if you don't follow instructions properly and have no right tools.
    •Is it pretty flimsy?
    Yes if you don't construct properly.
    •Does it leak like a sieve?
    Yes if you haven't done those two above.
  2. Gerry557's avatar
    Gerry557
    The leaks are probably condensation rather than poor construction. It's not great design for uk weather.

    Probably why wood is often used. There are plastic or composite versions.

    Wood needs maintenance but will last if carried out.
    markgh's avatar
    markgh
    Absolutely the case, the base doesn't seal to the ground so rain seeps in and gets trapped in a cycle of condensation.
  3. bigpappa's avatar
    bigpappa
    I am totally rubbish at DIY but I put up a Keter shed - it was straightforward and easy.

    I wouldn't consider a metal or wood due to either the build phase or ongoing maintenance.

    Plastic sheds all the way.
  4. mick2me's avatar
    mick2me
    There are a lot of comments recommending not using metal, but to go for plastic?
    Plastic over time is destroyed by UV from sunlight.
    We had a plastic Storage box which became brittle and crumbled after only 3 years use.
    At least you can paint steel sheeting.
    long-time-lurker's avatar
    long-time-lurker
    From what I have seen and heard the plastic sheds (the proper ones) are a much better build. I too have had storage boxes fail...but been more like 5-8 years. These new sheds I have seen last decades. We have a metal shed and yes condensation but also the doors fail after a while... The other thing is also the time to build them. Metal sheds are pain in the ass, but they are also considerably cheaper
  5. Alan_Sugar's avatar
    Alan_Sugar
    Have had one since 2010… can state 100% no rust; and survived all storms without incident.

    No issues with leaks either.

    Must have a unique one going by all the leas than positive comments… maybe newer ones aren’t as good?


    It is a pain to build, need two people ideally and yes 100’s of screws. Instructions are decent enough… if you struggle with Ikea furniture … forget it:)

    As with most sheds gets very hot in summer and will generate condensation but not had any problems with normal garden tools being stored. (edited)
  6. Stevie_Bridges's avatar
    Stevie_Bridges
    These are terrible even when following instructions, 10 million screws and you will cut your hands to bits 👐
  7. adz0115's avatar
    adz0115
    Looking to buy one to store tools and garden equipment. Are these really that bad with condensation/damp and build quaility?
    pat123's avatar
    pat123
    Oh yes, they will ruin your tools with the damp and leaky roofs and walls, slice your fingers as you attempt to align the flimsy metal panels and drive you mad with all the screws. Add in crap instructions, holes that do not line up and its guaranteed that there will be missing parts (which take ages to come if they believe you that is).

    Apart from that they are brilliant!

    Wait out for the deals on plastic ones, I bought the Lifetime shed from Amazon when it was on offer. It is superb.
  8. fame's avatar
    fame
    Was thinking of getting something like this. But above review msgs now thinking nope. Can anyone recommend similar which is good plz?
    pat123's avatar
    pat123
    Plastic Lifetime Sheds come up on Amazon every now and then. They are superb. Please do not buy metal, the reviews are absolutely spot on.
  9. zeffania's avatar
    zeffania
    Don't go metal. Mine has been nothing but issues since having it. Go plastic, neighbour much happier with hers
  10. davew2011's avatar
    davew2011
    What does a foundation kit comprise of? If it includes the mixer im
    votong hot
  11. Scenicblur's avatar
    Scenicblur
    Wooden sheds can be just as much of a problem.
    Bought a 10ft x 12ft BillyOh shed - quality was atrocious. Their instructions specified what defects were acceptable, or not - according to that, the whole thing should've been rejected.
    A week after we'd put it up (absolutely straight, square & weatherproof), the contents went mouldy & boxes turned to mush. Had to buy a dehumidifier, running 24/7 just to stop the damp from rotting everything.
  12. RegMis's avatar
    RegMis
    This company supply’s very poor quantity products, our shed is unable due to the many leaks. The is due to the quantity products
  13. 1616french's avatar
    1616french
    These rust like crazy after a year or so.
    And come with around a thousand bolts (edited)
  14. bill18's avatar
    bill18
    The instructions are not clear. I spent a lot of time undoing parts that I assembled 'wrong way round' because the instructions weren’t clear. Also be prepared with a few more nuts, bolts and screws where some panels don’t sit down properly. In all, not a terrible shed, just not great !!
  15. Flaggen's avatar
    Flaggen
    Bought one & put it up with my old man last weekend. Very fiddly and time consuming, but not technically difficult. Also, I see a lot of people are moaning about the holes not matching up and being poor quality, but I disagree. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it joined together Don't get me wrong, there needed a bit of wiggling and slight adjustments, but certainly nothing too difficult. When all put together and braced, it feels sturdy enough for my needs but time will tell in regards to the rusting. But considering the price, I think it's quite a nice little shed.
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