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VanAcc 10x12x7.5 FT Outdoor Storage Shed with 2 Clear Panels Hinged Double Doors 4 Vents, Backyard Metal Shed for Garden, Patio, Dark Grey/White

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Arrives Feb 14 – Feb 16
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Features

  • Extra Large Size: 10x12x7.5 FT storage shed provides ample space for storing a wide variety of items, make it suitable be tool storage, bicycle shed, utility room, or pet house, storage capacity 876 Cubic Feet
  • Excellent Natural Light: Oversized Tool Sheds equipped with 2 clear panels in the roof and 2 vents on the side, ensuring a well-illuminated interior. You can DIY the location of them to your liking
  • Great Ventilation: Garden shed features large hinged double doors and 4 vents which ensures airflow, preventing the accumulation of moisture.And large hinged double doors for access to carts and other tools
  • Safe and Durable shed: Galvanized steel metal shed, sloped roof for quick drainage and all screws are equipped with washers for waterproofing. Durable stell and reinforced roof beams ensure the shed can resist winds and rainfall.Wind Rating: 56 mph
  • Assembly Tips: Floor not included, recommended to build a foundation for this tool shed, have to admit the installation of this shed requires patience, if there are missing parts or installation problems for it, please feel free to contact

Brand: VanAcc


Color: Dark Grey/White


Material: Metal


Product Dimensions: 144"D x 120"W x 90"H


Item Weight: 261.5 Pounds


Brand: VanAcc


Color: Dark Grey/White


Material: Metal


Product Dimensions: 144"D x 120"W x 90"H


Item Weight: 261.5 Pounds


Style: Storage Shed


Base Material: Metal


Top Material Type: Metal


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Chamber Depth: 144 Inches


Frame Material: Metal


Door Style: Hinged Doors


Ultraviolet Light Protection: Yes


Assembly Required: Yes


Weight Limit: 500 Pounds


Manufacturer: VanAcc


Door Width: 55 Inches


Door Height: 72 Inches


Item Weight: 262 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: YSS002


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great price
This was a great price for its size. The sheet metal is very thin and the direction as usual are very hit and miss but if you have some skill shouldn’t be to hard. The roof was the hardest as the two clear panel are super flimsy and required caulking to the other panel to prevent rain from penetrating. Other than that, the little washers for the tiny sheet metal screws are something you need a little help to cut out of the grids and have them ready before you even start or you’ll be stopping a lot. Oh, and it arrived two days early and the delivery driver brought it back to my garage which is about 100 feet from the street. Three boxes and they’re all sort of heat and awkward to carry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024 by Rick
    • Instructions are terrible and difficult to understand
This is my fourth day building this shed. I’ve built other sheds before. This one has difficult to read diagrams, especially with certain of the more difficult pieces. The assembly of the roof is a mystery like a jigsaw puzzle as the panels are directional but the instructions don’t tell you which direction so you have to basically guess. Also one of the floor plate pieces had the screw holes in the wrong place which made the base on one side 1/4” longer than the other sides. This took us hours to troubleshoot as the rest of the pieces on the wall didn’t fit. We finally had to make our own holes once we figured out the issue. Finally the bolts and nuts are so small I need miniature hands to put this together. And some of the screw holes weren’t punched out entirely. Once it’s done it looks like it will be a nice, large shed but better instructions and better tolerance on parts would have made this way easier and faster. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025 by JustMe
    • Good value, if ready to put in the effort
Purchased this shed for use on remote property near Canada. It needed to be capable of taking some rough weather and have little attention for long periods. This shed seems to have fit the bill. It is constructed of solid material and came together well on a wood sled base- so it can be moved if needed. A few things potential buyers should consider: 1) it is assembled with over 350 small screws and bolts. It takes time and patience to assemble. Two of us took two long days. Part of the challenge is that the small holes in the frame must be lined up with the panels. This is tedious and needs something like an ice pick to prod the parts into alignment. There are hundreds of small plastic washers that have to be under the screws, this can be very frustrating when trying to line everything up. We found regular screwdrivers better than power versions as the power ones tended to toss the screws, and we would have to find them. The project takes at least two people and three would be better. It is easy enough for men or women as none of parts are very heavy, just awkward. PAY CLOSE ATTENTION to the details in the instructions. Some panels have different screw patterns and will not fit the frame correctly. We also failed to notice that the packaging of parts is so tight that it is possible to install two panels at where only one was intended- our error. The other warning is to unpack and visually verify each part is there. We didn't and had to make a 5+ hour return trip to finish the shed as a roof beam was missing. (Note: the supplier sent the replacement very quickly and gave us no hassel). More our fault than supplier. You will need a ladder, at least 6 feet to assemble. Two ladders would be even better. They need to be stand alone as can not lean on the shed while assembling it. I was very pleased with how sturdy the finished project was. The metal is thick enough to be durable and the design is time tested. I am considering the need to use some filler foam as our location gets some horizontal rain and could go under some of the eve and floor joints. I much preferr this shed over the similar plastic one in my yard. Much more sturdy, spacious and, if ever needed, repairable. PS: if insulated and on a floor this shed could double as a cabin/shelter. The windows and skylight give it a much more "livable" feel. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024 by melo drifter
    • Lack of information in the instructions.
The frame is not able to hold the shed up without the sheet metal to attach the frame. There are three segments to the frame that are INDEPENDENT of each other. Bottom Frame, Middle Frame, and Top frame. NONE of with connect to each other. Instead the sheet metal must be held in order to attach the frames to it to allow rigidity to the structure. This Project took us almost 4 days due to the frame being flimsy and swaying 6in to a foot each time trying to attach a fastener. Nothing lined up the first try. I have four people and it took almost 4 days. Two were teenagers so they were not much into helping... but this could have been much easier if the metal was damn near paper thin and the frame actually being a frame instead of wall decor. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025 by Amazon Customer
    • Easy install and great price
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This was a pretty easy install with basic tools for an average DIY project. I ordered it and built the floor while I was waiting for it to arrive. Shipment arrived in three pieces on two different days. All parts were complete and clearly labeled to follow the instructions. I did most of the work by myself, but you will need a second person when installing the wall panels. The wall panels are a little flimsy and someone needs to hold them while another person screws them to the frame. Make sure and read the directions very closely for the roof rafters because they are directional and your screw holes won’t lineup for your roof panels. Just go slow and be detailed. I completed this in 5 days, working on it about 3hrs each day mostly by myself. I’m very happy with the value and size of the building. Would definitely buy this again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 by B Simon B Simon
    • Shed
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Well, I’m putting this together some of these brackets the holes don’t line up when I pulled panels out of the box. They were done here and there. I still have to put the trusses on in the roof on, but I mean, I don’t care if it’s done because it’s just a storage shut out my back, but it should’ve come in perfect and it didn’t big one of the biggest pain in the but is they put on some of the panels and you gotta pull apart all this film off stop it scratched like they got off 11 and a nine bracket on the sides they don’t lineup correctly. I tore apart 34 different times to try to get it to work no matter what I do the holes don’t line up correctly. They are over a half inch off so I basically, got some self tappers and screwed it together for support ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by Kevin Kanouse Kevin Kanouse

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