expired Posted by DKTVPN • Dec 12, 2022
Dec 12, 2022 8:14 AM
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Item 1 of 6
expired Posted by DKTVPN • Dec 12, 2022
Dec 12, 2022 8:14 AM
Costco Members: Aston 10' x 7.5' Do It Yourself Assembly Wood Shed
+ Free Shipping$1,600
$2,000
20% offCostco Wholesale
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Please be aware, did have to spend about another $600 in extra materials on top of the shed price. 8 bags of gravel, 8 concrete blocks, masonry string, stakes, 2 4x4x12s, simpson ties, 1 roll tar paper, 6 bundles of shingles, 6 10' sections of drip edge, 4 tubes of sealant, 2 cans of paint. Also rented a cordless dewalt framing gun from HD for $80 (2 days), as driving 1200+ nails with a hammer sucks.
All together final cost was about $2400 by time all was said and done. Took me 2 days for foundation, 3 full days to build it solo and 1 day to caulk & paint.
Here are the instructions if you want to view before you buy
https://content.syndigo
Very difficult to put together, I ended up having to buy another ~$150 of lumber and roofing to finish it off. Nails that came with it was subpar.
Tried to return it and got a $150 refund check from manufacturer to keep it.
Not worth it at $1,000, definitely not worth it at $1,500.
If you want to build it yourself from lumber, then start with buying a saw...
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If you want to build it yourself from lumber, then start with buying a saw...
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Bought my 12'x10' about 9 years ago, installed for $1999 from Costco.
This looks like a good deal though.
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Ignoring wear on all the saw blades, accidental bad cuts, etc