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Yardmaster Pent Metal Garden Storage Unit - 6ft x 4ft £120 @ Argos

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Not a bad price given the size.

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The YardMaster 6 x 4ft pent roof metal shed is perfect for storage of garden items and bikes. Highly fire resistant and safe to locate close to your home, the inside is easily accessed using the 2 sliding doors (79cm wide opening) which can also be secured by padlock. Slots under the roof overhang ensure the shed is well ventilated. All parts are individually labelled and are pre-drilled for ease of assembly. The silver resin finish means it will suit the back yard or in the garden and will keep its fresh looks for years to come.

Metal sheds don't come with a floor. They should be built directly onto a strong, level base such as concrete, paving slabs or tarmac, then anchored to it using the anchor fixings provided. This base is the floor of your shed. The anchor points are pre-drilled for your ease. Using these is an integral part of the shed's stability. This base is not supplied. An anchor kit is included.

Do not place directly onto a base of grass, earth, sand etc. As natural movement will affect the stability, reduce lifespan and cause the doors to warp. 2 people are required for assembly and we strongly recommend you use thick gloves when assembling the panels.

Once built, this YardMaster shed requires zero maintenance or further treatments. Its hot dipped galvanised steel construction makes it durable and weather resistant. This means you'll never have to paint it or worry about rot or rust. It comes with a 10-year UK manufacturer's anti-rust guarantee.

Sliding doors .
H134, W198, D119cm.
Approx W4ft, .
Floor panel not included.
2 people required for assembly.
Manufacturer's 15 year guarantee.
EAN: 501354604201.

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15 h, 54 m ago

TipsyNurse01/09/2019 23:30
"Floor panel not included."Surely a deal breaker for many, but good price …"Floor panel not included."Surely a deal breaker for many, but good price otherwise.

Floor panel would never be included. These are metal sheds that needs to be built over a concrete or slab base

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22 h, 18 m ago

"Floor panel not included."

Surely a deal breaker for many, but good price otherwise.

15 h, 54 m ago

TipsyNurse01/09/2019 23:30
"Floor panel not included."Surely a deal breaker for many, but good price …"Floor panel not included."Surely a deal breaker for many, but good price otherwise.

Floor panel would never be included. These are metal sheds that needs to be built over a concrete or slab base

13 h, 31 m ago

THis is 1.34 metres high! (53")
Can you stand up iin this???
I couldn't

Edited by: "jasee" 13 h, 28 m ago

13 h, 22 m ago

I put one of these together the other week. Was a bit fiddly but I enjoyed it if I'm honest. You can't stand up in it - this is not the same thing as a shed - but as a bike and garden tool lock up I thought it was pretty good.

12 h, 49 m ago

Any good for bikes or not secure enough ??

12 h, 28 m ago

chrisredmayne02/09/2019 08:59
Any good for bikes or not secure enough ??

Most things outside aren't safe enough for valuables. Sheds can sometimes make you a target. They aren't difficult to get in to. In my mates case, they climbed his wall and removed the shed roof. These are handy as extra storage for bulky items you don't want in a house. I'd still chain a bike to something anchored to the floor. Again, not secure but it will put off casual thieves.

12 h, 19 m ago

xlxaiwa55xlx02/09/2019 09:20
Most things outside aren't safe enough for valuables. Sheds can sometimes …Most things outside aren't safe enough for valuables. Sheds can sometimes make you a target. They aren't difficult to get in to. In my mates case, they climbed his wall and removed the shed roof. These are handy as extra storage for bulky items you don't want in a house. I'd still chain a bike to something anchored to the floor. Again, not secure but it will put off casual thieves.

I've got mine in the shed at the back of my house at the moment and it's just got a simple lock on but with it being at the back I think it's more secure. But it takes ages to get the bikes out! Would love another shed to the side so i can just do one lock but your probably right. If the sheds more visible from the front it's probably just tempting people to steal them more

12 h, 10 m ago

chrisredmayne02/09/2019 09:29
I've got mine in the shed at the back of my house at the moment and it's …I've got mine in the shed at the back of my house at the moment and it's just got a simple lock on but with it being at the back I think it's more secure. But it takes ages to get the bikes out! Would love another shed to the side so i can just do one lock but your probably right. If the sheds more visible from the front it's probably just tempting people to steal them more

If it's out back, it's hidden from prying eyes when people break in, out front people don't want to take too much time taking something because they're too visible. It depends on the target. But yeah, no one wants to make loads of noise dragging something out that's buried under lots of stuff.

11 h, 13 m ago

Metal shed on concrete base: sweaty so your bike will rust!

9 h, 54 m ago

These are great, I have had one for 6-7 years now. No rust and still looks like new. as I recall biggest problem was building it

5 h, 15 m ago

xlxaiwa55xlx02/09/2019 09:37
If it's out back, it's hidden from prying eyes when people break in, out …If it's out back, it's hidden from prying eyes when people break in, out front people don't want to take too much time taking something because they're too visible. It depends on the target. But yeah, no one wants to make loads of noise dragging something out that's buried under lots of stuff.

We've got loads of CCTV that I bought off Amazon, plus PIR lights and a shed burglar alarm inside.

I agree that the individual elements will not prevent a burglary but the sum of them all together decreases the likelihood of all but the most determined thieves.

It's amazing just how many chancers I've caught on CCTV that had a look and saw CCTV and lights and left it.

4 h, 17 m ago

xlxaiwa55xlx02/09/2019 09:20
Most things outside aren't safe enough for valuables. Sheds can sometimes …Most things outside aren't safe enough for valuables. Sheds can sometimes make you a target. They aren't difficult to get in to. In my mates case, they climbed his wall and removed the shed roof. These are handy as extra storage for bulky items you don't want in a house. I'd still chain a bike to something anchored to the floor. Again, not secure but it will put off casual thieves.

Good advice for the bike, thanks

4 h, 15 m ago

I do love how photoshopped this image is..

Also for £10 more there is one which is 40cm higher:

argos.co.uk/pro…YrU

Edited by: "SamCramphorn" 4 h, 14 m ago

4 h, 15 m ago

I do love how photoshopped this image is..

4 h, 12 m ago

Thank op bought one to replace an old 6x5 tin shed, will fit on same wooden base, never had any issues with condensation since I always use decking planks on bricks or old fence posts now, as the first one I did years ago the instruction said anchor onto concrete base and it was full of condensation.

4 h, 3 m ago

gazzacun02/09/2019 17:36
Thank op bought one to replace an old 6x5 tin shed, will fit on same …Thank op bought one to replace an old 6x5 tin shed, will fit on same wooden base, never had any issues with condensation since I always use decking planks on bricks or old fence posts now, as the first one I did years ago the instruction said anchor onto concrete base and it was full of condensation.

I am soon about to put together our metal shed..so you would not advise anchoring the base down directly on paving slabs? Would it be advisable then to use some pressure treated timber as a frame and anchor that to the pavers and then anchor the shed to the timber instead?

3 h, 45 m ago

jasee02/09/2019 08:17
THis is 1.34 metres high! (53")Can you stand up iin this???I couldn't

I keep midgets in it

3 h, 22 m ago

SamCramphorn02/09/2019 17:33
I do love how photoshopped this image is..[Image] Also for £10 more there …I do love how photoshopped this image is..[Image] Also for £10 more there is one which is 40cm higher:https://www.argos.co.uk/product/6682745?rec=PDP[4644479]:bottomSlider:P1:OHAT:alternative:6682745:Uci8fzcC8JC1E6bzfYrU

The giveway is when there are no adults shown anywhere near it. The bigger one is much better value however if you are 6' or more you're going to have to bend your head to get in it and you'll be able to wipe the condensation off the roof with your hair as you walk towards the back.

3 h, 7 m ago

cicobuff02/09/2019 17:44
I am soon about to put together our metal shed..so you would not advise …I am soon about to put together our metal shed..so you would not advise anchoring the base down directly on paving slabs? Would it be advisable then to use some pressure treated timber as a frame and anchor that to the pavers and then anchor the shed to the timber instead?

No don't anchor directly to concrete or slabs, the floor needs to be wood preferably off damp ground as the moister from the ground drips off the inside of the shed, I have one with decking planks screwed to a frame of old 4x4 fence posts and the other is a one brick high frame with decking plank floor fixed to the bricks and the shed fixed to the planks if you only put light things in the shed it could be taken by a big gust of wind, mine has quite heavy stuff in it, so it wont end up in a crumpled heap in next doors garden lol, best of luck to you.

3 h, 5 m ago

Essexshire02/09/2019 16:33
We've got loads of CCTV that I bought off Amazon, plus PIR lights and a …We've got loads of CCTV that I bought off Amazon, plus PIR lights and a shed burglar alarm inside.I agree that the individual elements will not prevent a burglary but the sum of them all together decreases the likelihood of all but the most determined thieves. It's amazing just how many chancers I've caught on CCTV that had a look and saw CCTV and lights and left it.

Interested in what cameras you got, and did you send clips of those chancers to the police?

2 h, 44 m ago

zcool20202/09/2019 18:43
Interested in what cameras you got, and did you send clips of those …Interested in what cameras you got, and did you send clips of those chancers to the police?

Sure. I got this kit.

ANNKE CCTV Camera Systems 8CH+2CH 1080P Lite H.264+ DVR w/ 8 720P Outdoor HD-TVI Bullet Cameras, 1TB Surveillance Hard Drive, All-weather Adaptation

8 camera with motion sensors and a 1tb hard drive which I can access anywhere through an app all for less than £200.

Absolutely awesome value and on the first night I caught someone trying my car door on the drive then clock CCTV and scarper.

I report everything to police that is untowards plus I post the clips on the Next Door app which all the neghbours are on. Takes seconds with the software.

2 h, 26 m ago

Thanks for posting @Posen we have added this to the Highlights pages

2 h, 4 m ago

I have a wooden shed that is not anchored to anything. I store in there two bicycles that are attached together with an ulock. For the shed lock I use a simple padlock. Additionally I have a motion sensor in my shed with a remote control, it can warn me when someone tries to get into my shed. I store my bicycles in my flat only when I'm on holiday :P

1 h, 48 m ago

I've got the 10 X 6 version of this. Decent enough quality but was an absolute bastrd to put up. Took 2 of us 2 days and instructions were terrible

Yardmaster Pent Metal Garden Storage Unit - 6ft x 4ft £120 @ Argos

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