At 70 cu. ft., the Suncast Stow-Away Horizontal Shed is the perfect solution for hiding your unsightly garbage cans and keeping all your lawn and garden equipment organized. The storage space is sufficient for holding up to two 96-gallon waste containers or it can house other items such as furniture cushions, bicycles, firewood, and gardening supplies.Â
Convenient, Easy Access
Two front-opening doors along with the top-loading lid allow easy access to your items. Gas shocks assist for a one-handed lift operation and ensures that the lid will stay open while in use. Additionally, this horizontal shed features a soft-close hinge that is designed to prevent the lid from closing too quickly or slamming shut. Constructed of steel reinforced, multi-wall resin panels, this durable horizontal shed is built to withstand the elements throughout any season.
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This looks like a nice deal, and I've had great luck with three different Suncast sheds. But having built one shed of this type (Sears/Suncast), versus four different vertical sheds, you MUST have these perfectly level. I found out the concrete deck around the pool my house came with was not perfectly level, and the shed simply won't close the lid/front doors properly. That's on a smaller shed - a two smaller trashcan/small riding mower size. Larger sheds would magnify the issue. The Sam's Club page shows the shed on it's own small concrete slab, and that's probably a good idea.
BTW vertical sheds also don't like uneven bases, but if it's only a small difference generally they are more forgiving, though the smaller ones with only small pegs on the top and bottom of the door, versus a true hinge, tend to pop out (Rubbermaid if I remember correctly). Since the roof is fixed in place, versus opening like this type, you don't have to worry about it magnifying the already the problem of slightly uneven doors. If I'm not using concrete, I tend torwards deck boxes under 100 gallons with thicker walls.
I have the Craftsman-branded version of this that Lowe's sells. They're currently priced at $459. Not sure if there's any real difference. If these are the same quality, then they're obviously a much better value than the Lowe's version:
I installed a couple tight behind my house a year and a half ago. They're holding up fine so far, and really helped me clear up floor space in our 2-car garage. I have my push lawnmower, several totes, and some bike stuff in them.
Our neighborhood has rules against storage sheds, but I think I could make an argument that these are more like big deck boxes. Either way, they're small enough that they can be tucked out of sight behind my house.
I didn't want to mess with concrete, so I built wooden platforms for them.
I have the Craftsman-branded version of this that Lowe's sells. They're currently priced at $459. Not sure if there's any real difference. If these are the same quality, then they're obviously a much better value than the Lowe's version:
I installed a couple tight behind my house a year and a half ago. They're holding up fine so far, and really helped me clear up floor space in our 2-car garage. I have my push lawnmower, several totes, and some bike stuff in them.
Our neighborhood has rules against storage sheds, but I think I could make an argument that these are more like big deck boxes. Either way, they're small enough that they can be tucked out of sight behind my house.
I didn't want to mess with concrete, so I built wooden platforms for them.
I have the Craftsman-branded version of this that Lowe's sells. They're currently priced at $459. Not sure if there's any real difference. If these are the same quality, then they're obviously a much better value than the Lowe's version:
I installed a couple tight behind my house a year and a half ago. They're holding up fine so far, and really helped me clear up floor space in our 2-car garage. I have my push lawnmower, several totes, and some bike stuff in them.
Our neighborhood has rules against storage sheds, but I think I could make an argument that these are more like big deck boxes. Either way, they're small enough that they can be tucked out of sight behind my house.
I didn't want to mess with concrete, so I built wooden platforms for them.
Is there a website that can help me find which store has it at this price?
I've not found one that actually works. You can call with item number and they should be able to tell you if they have it in stock, and perhaps check other stores in their area.
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BTW vertical sheds also don't like uneven bases, but if it's only a small difference generally they are more forgiving, though the smaller ones with only small pegs on the top and bottom of the door, versus a true hinge, tend to pop out (Rubbermaid if I remember correctly). Since the roof is fixed in place, versus opening like this type, you don't have to worry about it magnifying the already the problem of slightly uneven doors. If I'm not using concrete, I tend torwards deck boxes under 100 gallons with thicker walls.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...1001
I installed a couple tight behind my house a year and a half ago. They're holding up fine so far, and really helped me clear up floor space in our 2-car garage. I have my push lawnmower, several totes, and some bike stuff in them.
Our neighborhood has rules against storage sheds, but I think I could make an argument that these are more like big deck boxes. Either way, they're small enough that they can be tucked out of sight behind my house.
I didn't want to mess with concrete, so I built wooden platforms for them.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...1001
I installed a couple tight behind my house a year and a half ago. They're holding up fine so far, and really helped me clear up floor space in our 2-car garage. I have my push lawnmower, several totes, and some bike stuff in them.
Our neighborhood has rules against storage sheds, but I think I could make an argument that these are more like big deck boxes. Either way, they're small enough that they can be tucked out of sight behind my house.
I didn't want to mess with concrete, so I built wooden platforms for them.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMA...1001
I installed a couple tight behind my house a year and a half ago. They're holding up fine so far, and really helped me clear up floor space in our 2-car garage. I have my push lawnmower, several totes, and some bike stuff in them.
Our neighborhood has rules against storage sheds, but I think I could make an argument that these are more like big deck boxes. Either way, they're small enough that they can be tucked out of sight behind my house.
I didn't want to mess with concrete, so I built wooden platforms for them.
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wont work on uneven floor with pebbles?
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