Home Depot: Rubbermaid Big Max 7' x 7' Resin Storage Shed $499 or $399 with 20% off coupon YMMV

I just bought a Liftetime 8 x 12 shed used 1 year for $300 the town the shed was in, outlawed them! Easy pickens, looks brand new.

Sweet, seems like a good deal even if they'll only match Lowes 10%. Is this the same shed as the Rubbermaid Roughneck 7x7' sold at Lowes for $500? Repped op.

How the heck are you guys getting so many Lowes 10% coupon? Lol, I've did Mover's sign-up a few times and has only received one so far LOL.

Quote from itzlinky : How the heck are you guys getting so many Lowes 10% coupon? Lol, I've did Mover's sign-up a few times and has only received one so far LOL.

Go to the post office and ask for a new movers booklet. There's one inside the envelope. If they have 'em out, grab a stack of 'em.

Quote from ssummer : How big are the boxes? Unfortunately HD only gives the assembled dimensions. Also, is it really 342lb? If the size requires me to rent a vehicle to pick it up and help loading and unloading it, I might be better off with a more expensive shed with free delivery...

Here are the exact dimensions of the box.: 87.25"L x 45.25"W x 21.5"H

For reference, I fit the box in the back of a 99 Chrysler Town & Country van, all seats were out (except the front 2, obviously) and I was able to close the back.

And yes, it most certainly is 342 lbs. I couldn't be happier with my shed. This is an awesome deal.

I went to a HD near my house in NJ last night. They had it listed for $549 and only had 1 left that they couldn't even find. So that was dissapointing on 2 fronts. They told me another store a few miles away had 10 left. So I rushed and drove before they were closing. There they all were! The price was $499 as said. It showed originally it was $649. It's weird how the 2 stores had different prices only being a few miles apart. They didn't take the harbor freight 20% coupon but did take the lowes 10%. So it was $480 w/tax, which I think is a great deal.

I know some have said they got crazy deals on sheds at the end of the season on clearance or what not, but we never seem to get those same deals here at those prices. Most sheds usually all disappear when they get near this price or a bit below. Plus, I get the most out of using it all summer long.

Thanks, and repped.

Quote from dealminator : I went to a HD near my house in NJ last night. They had it listed for $549 and only had 1 left that they couldn't even find. So that was dissapointing on 2 fronts. They told me another store a few miles away had 10 left. So I rushed and drove before they were closing. There they all were! The price was $499 as said. It showed originally it was $649. It's weird how the 2 stores had different prices only being a few miles apart. They didn't take the harbor freight 20% coupon but did take the lowes 10%. So it was $480 w/tax, which I think is a great deal. I know some have said they got crazy deals on sheds at the end of the season on clearance or what not, but we never seem to get those same deals here at those prices. Most sheds usually all disappear when they get near this price or a bit below. Plus, I get the most out of using it all summer long. Thanks, and repped.

Awesome, glad you got the deal. I ended up getting mine for $449.10 (no tax). Good luck with assembly. It's not too tough, but goes a lot quicker if you have someone else help you.

So it looks like the shed is the exact same shed as the Rubbermaid Roughneck sold at Lowes for the same price. No need to go price match at Home Depot. Just go to Lowes and use the 10% Lowes coupon.

I have a general question about putting this up. I know everyone says the surface must be level, but I'm planning to put this in my backyard that might be a bit sloped. I was thinking of just building a platform with some 2x4's and throwing some plywood on top. Then leveling it with some bricks or something if needed. Then building the shed on top of that. Does that seem like a good idea?

Quote from dealminator : I have a general question about putting this up. I know everyone says the surface must be level, but I'm planning to put this in my backyard that might be a bit sloped. I was thinking of just building a platform with some 2x4's and throwing some plywood on top. Then leveling it with some bricks or something if needed. Then building the shed on top of that. Does that seem like a good idea?

It will last at least a few years. Won't last a whole lot longer than that as the plywood will get mushy over time, no matter what kind you use. Make sure the 2x4's are pressure treated and use marine plywood.

Quote from cmspeer : It will last at least a few years. Won't last a whole lot longer than that as the plywood will get mushy over time, no matter what kind you use. Make sure the 2x4's are pressure treated and use marine plywood.

Thanks for the insight. If that's the case, I'll probably go in another direction as marine plywood is quite pricey.

You can not use Marine Plywood if you desire, ive certainly seen that done. If you use regular OSB, don't expect more than a year or two before the plywood base being to cave in areas.

Doesn't the shed already come with a floor? You just need some flat surface to mount it on right?

I'm planning on tamping down gravel till level, then just putting the shed down on top of the gravel. I live in the desert, no possibility of standing water or humidity.

Quote from jordanz12 : So it looks like the shed is the exact same shed as the Rubbermaid Roughneck sold at Lowes for the same price. No need to go price match at Home Depot. Just go to Lowes and use the 10% Lowes coupon.

Yesterday when I amended the post it was still $549. Looks like they dropped the price to match HD. I have found it more difficult using competitors coupons at Lowes than at HD.