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Greesum Metal Outdoor Storage Shed 5FT x 3FT, Steel Utility Tool Shed Storage House with Door & Lock, for Backyard Garden Patio Lawn (5' x 3'), Brown

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Color: Brown


Style: 5' x 3'


Features

  • Utility Storage Shed:Storage shed is available in a variety of sizes for multipurpose use, perfect for outdoor backyard, garden, patio, utility room. It can also be used as a pet house to provide a warm and safe room for your pet. The protective film on the surface can prevent people from being scratched.
  • Tilted Roof and Lockable Door: This outdoor storage shed has a sloped roof that adds extra storage space while preventing rusting caused by rainwater gathering. The lockable door improves security and prevents small animals from accidentally entering.
  • Durable and Stable Storage Shed: Durable construction and thicker galvanized steel make this durable lifetime shed rust and UV resistant. The overlapping wall panels are water and moisture resistant for worry-free use in all weather conditions.
  • Dress Up Your Backyard]: This outdoor storage shed provides an extra storage space to hide waste and large equipment of your yard. And it can help you to avoid clutter in your yard, basement or garage. Keep your yard looking clean and tidy.
  • Detailed installation steps, this storage room has detailed installation instructions, according to the instructions of the guidance can be completed more quickly assembly

Brand: Greesum


Color: Brown


Material: Alloy Steel


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 61 x 34.3 x 71.1 inches


Item Weight: 74.8 Pounds


Brand: Greesum


Color: Brown


Material: Alloy Steel


Item Weight: 74.8 Pounds


Style: 5' x 3'


Base Material: Metal, Alloy Steel


Top Material Type: Alloy Steel


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Frame Material: Alloy Steel


Door Style: lock


Ultraviolet Light Protection: uv


Assembly Required: Yes


Product Dimensions: 37"D x 63.6"W x 71"H


Item Weight: 74.8 pounds


Manufacturer: Greesum


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: GS-PS1053S0BN


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Color: Brown Style: 6' x 4'
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I hesitated buying this because I know how flimsy metal sheds can be. I thought I wanted a wood shed. However, the prices of wood sheds that size are close to $800, and even a resin one was $600. So, ultimately, the price got me. I’m very disappointed in the “instructions” because there really aren’t any. There are NO written instructions whatsoever, the installation guide is made up of images only. We all know that the images don’t show details well, leaving you to guess which side goes up and which faces down. It becomes a crapshoot at times. I had to, on at least 3 occasions, take apart pieces that were facing wrong and reinstall them a 2nd time, making this job much more time consuming than it needs to be. With some written instructions, this could be a very simple task and go much quicker. Simple things like adding written instructions to explain which side faces up would have helped me tremendously. 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After making a 4x8 foundation for the shed, I was ready to begin building the shed on the platform. My worry about constructing this outside was the wind in our area. It has been windy everyday for an extremely long time and was projected to be windy the entire week, so I could only pick the best day wind-wise to start this. I had posed the question if the shed could be moved easily after being constructed, because I wanted to build it in my garage to avoid the wind, and then move it to its final resting place. I didn’t get answers, but I can answer the question now, NO. You can’t move the shed that distance after it is put together. It’s too flimsy. In fact, the one thing that really helps make it sturdy is bolting it down to the 4x8 foundation I made for it. So, I looked at the forecast and picked the best wind day to begin installing. I started early in the morning when winds are the weakest, but I knew it would take me the entire day and so it was concerning when the afternoon winds picked up. I did this project all by myself, so I had to try to get as much done in one day as possible. My body was sore and aching when I called it quits for the night. Not because the pieces are heavy, but because of all the bending and leaning, and so forth. There were times during the assembly that I didn’t think I would be able to assemble this. The lack of any written instructions was frustrating and making me feel like giving up at times. But I kept at it, correcting some areas as I went along. I don’t know what kept me going. Somehow someone above was up there helping me through this guessing-game. I’ll post some pictures, although the shed is not yet done. It will take a decade to peel all the plastic off of it. Each individual piece is caked with a layer of plastic that will not peel off in one strip, only tears off in little bits at a time. It is utterly ridiculous. Looking back, I would suggest trying to peel off the plastic before installing it, because once you have hardware like screws and such drilled into it, its harder to peel off. I am surprised and shocked that I was able to assemble this. .If you have arthritis like I do, you will find the simple task of holding the tiny metal screws and tiny white washers difficult. One thing I’d like to mention is, the tracking info did not indicate the shed was arriving, or had even shipped. One day, the UPS guy showed up with one box and asked me where I wanted it. I told him that the shed I ordered was supposed to come in 2 boxes, but he said he only had one. I then worried that they sent me the wrong one, because the link to the shed I ordered was now showing a 3x5 shed only, and not the 4x6 shed I ordered. I guess this was temporary while they were out of the 4x6 size. I contacted Amazon about the missing box, and they said my shed had not been shipped yet. I explained that it was and that I received the one box. They could not tell me when the other half would arrive, but it did end up coming the next day. Again, with no indication of it having been shipped. Ultimately, there was one metal bar, the one on the top-right frame that was placed upside down, so that the holes were facing down when they should have been facing up. I went and got a metal drill bit and drilled my own holes on that particular section and even though it should have been facing up, I probably would have had to drill holes on it anyway because not every predrilled hole will line up correctly, so I don’t fault myself for that. Finally, one last note regarding where you place your shed. I wanted my shed up against the back of my house, and of course, this shed can’t be moved around much at all. This made it difficult to put the back parts of the roof on, because you do need some clearance behind your shed to complete assembly. After moving it in such a way to allow enough clearance for assembly, I then slid it back up against the house a bit more and bolted it down after it was situated. Leave at least 2’ of working space behind the back of the shed to install your roof panels near the end of the project. Time will tell how it holds up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by The Wolf The Wolf
    • Okay Shed As Is—Excellent Shed for Extra $70
Color: Brown Style: 5' x 3'
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The media could not be loaded. This shed took about 2.5 hours to assemble with my wife’s occasional help. I’ve seen other reviews say this is a two person job and for the most part that’s true. However, if you have something like saw horses or ratchet straps or really anything that will support the vertical portions without you having to hold them, then it’s a one person job. The pros: - this shed is a GREAT value for the money. A huge cut above anything I could find at Walmart or Sam’s or Home Depot, etc - it’s fairly easy to assemble if you’ve got an impact driver. Don’t buy any means use a screwdriver unless you’re just a glutton for punishment. You sometimes need the extra force of the impact driver to bring the metal into the correct position. The thing is somewhat sturdy on its own. It’s heavy enough that someone couldn’t just pick it up and throw it or something to get to the contents. 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Color: Brown Style: 5' x 3'
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I just finished the kit. I used 2 by 4's and built a solid base for this shed. It is sitting on cement squares that have to be level ( or cement foundation would be best ) You need 2 people to do the first few panels or the wind will get you. The whole kit is little basic self tapping screws. they might need to be tightened up in a year or so. One of the roof panels did not line up with screw holes and had to drill my own in it. Has a lock but if someone wanted to get in, it would not be too hard to take out some screws. Good for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by david david
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Color: Brown Style: 5' x 3'
that is not as big as it says it is!!!! A smaller dimensions! Assembly wasn’t that horrible but the instruction could have been a bit more clear. I did it alone and it was doable. Don’t know if it is water proof because it hasn’t rained. It also came dented even the packaging wasn’t damaged. The protective plastic took off some paint when I removed it. Also, I found out that it is best not to remove the plastic in the sun. Wanted to give it a 5 star review but because of the dents, bends, scratches and wrong dimensions it is only a 4 for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by sjenkins
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Color: Brown Style: 5' x 3'
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Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by David Araujo

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