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Large Metal Garden Tool Storage Shed - Sold & delivered by Living and Home
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Posted 28 July 2023

Large Metal Garden Tool Storage Shed - Sold & delivered by Living and Home

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Made of high-quality metal, this shed has excellent performance in storing your garden tools. The shed is heavy-duty and can store tools of all sizes. In addition, the steel frame ensures the sturdiness of the whole shed. If you are looking for an effective and quick way to solve your garden storage problem, this is the ideal solution. With a sleek and simple look, it will fit in every outdoor area.

Available in other sizes also with 75% off:

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  2. BenjaminDover99's avatar
    Cheap as chips and great once they are up, but metal sheds are an absolute pig to put up.
    You'll need help from someone you won't fall out with.
    You'll need a decent, level base - the frame will need to screw into it and everything will go horribly wrong if your base is out.
    You'll need a full, dry day.
    Most importantly, wear gloves and cover your forearms - these sheets are sharp.
    Good luck - you'll need it!
  3. dani80's avatar
    Any 8ft by 6 as can't work it out
    annonymus's avatar
    257cm W x 312cm D x 178cm H (Feet 8.4X10X5.8)/Door: 95cm W x 154cm H £345
    257cm W x 259cm D x 178cm H(Feet 8.4X8.5X5.8)/Door: 95cm W x 154cm H £305
    257cm W x 205cm D x 177cm H(Feet 8.4X6.7X5.8)/Door: 95cm W x 154cm H £295
  4. ColossalBiff's avatar
    Be ready for condensation inside the shed and for anything metal in it to start rusting after a few months, buy a wooden shed so much better.
    Stanmorepark's avatar
    Not had that problem with my metal shed. No sign of any condensation at all and has been up for a couple of years now. I keep bikes, metal garden tools and a mower in there. As long as it has proper ventilation it will be fine. I also have mine raised off the ground slightly, sitting on some decking and with a rubber floor. Also sealed it with silicone around the bottom edges to keep it bone dry inside.
  5. Bevnmart's avatar
    Wow brilliant find great price, heat added .. are these tall enuff to stand in with headroom or are they the low roof kind ?
    Harry_Kane's avatar
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    Height is about 5'9 so depends how tall you are...
  6. Paul1802's avatar
    Well whatta ya know.......doesn't ship to Northern Ireland 😜😜
    Livy89's avatar
    Just seen that myself so annoying
  7. bdrahi's avatar
    Can I store a medium/small chest freezer in this shed? Looking for extra storage place...

    Good size and price, although not the best reviews here.... really tempted, but thinking
    CraigWallace-f2792.39465's avatar
    I used to keep a tumble dryer in mines and it was fine
  8. cpbiggs's avatar
    Heat added, need a temporary shed and looks like his just might fit the bill
  9. GrumpyOldGamer's avatar
    That RRP is laughable.
  10. joseimel's avatar
    I would just say that they will rust. But I think for the price after 5 years you can get a new one. Be ready to install 2000 screws
  11. Jaws1973's avatar
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    has070's avatar
    Post it
  12. fame's avatar
    Was it actually £1,200 off lol any good at this price not considering the over inflated RRP?
  13. SPLE22's avatar
    Could this in theory be insulated??
    CynicalNurse's avatar
    Yeah but might as well start out with a wood one and put batons which will.provhde some insulation anyway.
  14. Jamie_Donnelly's avatar
    10Ft shed is now £399
  15. bdrahi's avatar
    Anyone here, who used this shed before... please share how you prepared the floor?... screwing them on Normal concrete slabs any good? Or do I have to make a new floor on top of the slabs?
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