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Product Name: | Rubbermaid Resin Weather Resistant Outdoor Storage Shed, 5 x 4 ft., Sandalwood/Onyx Roof, for Garden/Backyard/Home/Pool |
Manufacturer: | Rubbermaid |
Model Number: | FG5L2000SDONX |
Product SKU: | B007KL9PAI |
UPC: | 71691432500 |
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I've been waiting for a shed deal because I missed out on the in-store Costco shed during the Spring/early Summer (Suncast 4x6' $450).
One thing that concerns me are reviews of the plastic warping over time. I plan on putting mine under a tree against my fence in a 50-80 degree F climate, so I'd hope that warping should not be an issue. Anyone have input or experience regarding this?
I've been waiting for a shed deal because I missed out on the in-store Costco shed during the Spring/early Summer (Suncast 4x6' $450).
One thing that concerns me are reviews of the plastic warping over time. I plan on putting mine under a tree against my fence in a 50-80 degree F climate, so I'd hope that warping should not be an issue. Anyone have input or experience regarding this?
See my post above. Can you comment if you were given any additional details for scheduling delivery after ordering? Or it shows up when it shows up.
After ordering, there were no additional details or options besides the delivery date. I will be home all day of delivery, so it works for me.
Regarding the negative reviews, most of all are not detailed enough. Nearly all of the negative reviews say they experienced warping, which caused the door to constantly open or having to slightly lift the roof to open the door. However, we need much more info such as: what kind of foundation is the shed on? Weather conditions of their area? Sitting in the sun or shade? When product was purchase and how long after did warping occur?
There are more favorable reviews than negative, so hopefully that's a good thing…
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Tools yes. Batteries no
I have a suncast resin shed like this and I keep the cordless tools in the shed but the batteries in the house. My shed feels like an oven when you open the door in the summer.
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I've been waiting for a shed deal because I missed out on the in-store Costco shed during the Spring/early Summer (Suncast 4x6' $450).
One thing that concerns me are reviews of the plastic warping over time. I plan on putting mine under a tree against my fence in a 50-80 degree F climate, so I'd hope that warping should not be an issue. Anyone have input or experience regarding this?
I'm in Seattle and it's definitely not 50-80 all year round. But I'd say it could be 40-90 all year round?
My current Rubbermaid is a small one 4*4*4 which is not tall enough for tools. But it's bought by the previous owner and still used by me for 3 years already. I don't know how many years the previous owner used it.
So far so good. But I'm looking for a tall one like this to store shovels and other tools.