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Figures i paid $400 more a couple months ago.
That said its a nice looking shed.
It will require warm temps to put alot of it together so you can strong arm it to flex into position. The roof is definitely a two person job and again let the roof panels heat up in the sun...here in Chicago when It was 80s out was still difficult. Could never get the doors to fit flush and Customer support is missing in action if you need help. I blame the molding and warped parts.
Over all its ok and we will see if it lasts through a Chicagoland winter.
Its not waterproof do open slats where bottom of wall panels attach to floor panels. They are like drains every 24"
I personally would stay away from "lifetime".. I have a previous post somewhere on the slick that shows a photo of the front of mine it has a split down the seams on all 4 corners after 2 years.. Lifetime did not honor the warranty and are a mockery to be called "lifetime"..
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
Options were way better last week...
Check reviews! They are a bit rough...
You can always get free plans and buy and cut the stuff for less than one of these kits...
Costco does have sales on them a few times a year...
I have been been watching prices for about 18 months.
Options were way better last week...
Check reviews! They are a bit rough...
You can always get free plans and buy and cut the stuff for less than one of these kits...
Costco does have sales on them a few times a year...
I have been been watching prices for about 18 months.
Nice looking out but those reviews are AIDS. Those things are Junk
Can anyone vouch if this is a good deal? It says Lifetime, just significantly larger (8x15) at around the same price. Siding looks different though and the normal price here is significantly less.
I personally would stay away from "lifetime".. I have a previous post somewhere on the slick that shows a photo of the front of mine it has a split down the seams on all 4 corners after 2 years.. Lifetime did not honor the warranty and are a mockery to be called "lifetime"..
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
Agreed. We've bought. Couple lifetime products. Our picnic table has crumbled to bits in the sunlight after 5 years. And the warranty doesn't cover it. That plastic doesn't stand up to the uv rays any better than anyone else's plastic. Definitely not a lifetime.
I personally would stay away from "lifetime".. I have a previous post somewhere on the slick that shows a photo of the front of mine it has a split down the seams on all 4 corners after 2 years.. Lifetime did not honor the warranty and are a mockery to be called "lifetime"..
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
I have the rubbermaid one and suncast. They both split on the corners. Allthese plastic sheds need a new complete design.
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Options were way better last week...
Check reviews! They are a bit rough...
You can always get free plans and buy and cut the stuff for less than one of these kits...
Costco does have sales on them a few times a year...
I have been been watching prices for about 18 months.
Why haven't you already built one then, for "less than one of these kits"…? Especially if you've been watching prices for 18 months.
With the cost of materials..once you factor in a roof, siding, fasteners and lumber, you'll easily spend double to build an equal sized shed.
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I have a lifetime plastic picnic table that been outside in the elements for 15 years. It's still near perfect. We have a huge lifetime swing set too that's probably 10 years old and it's perfect. They make great quality products that hold up fantastic outdoors. In for one.
Last edited by xtie1111 December 12, 2023 at 04:42 PM.
I bought a 8x10 by the same company last summer. Pretty good shed. Don't regret it. I reinforced the interior with a bunch of 2x3s and beforehand screwed together a foundation using pressure treated 2x4s. It was a great summer project
I personally would stay away from "lifetime".. I have a previous post somewhere on the slick that shows a photo of the front of mine it has a split down the seams on all 4 corners after 2 years.. Lifetime did not honor the warranty and are a mockery to be called "lifetime"..
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
you realize Costco will take anything back within 5 years yeah?
I personally would stay away from "lifetime".. I have a previous post somewhere on the slick that shows a photo of the front of mine it has a split down the seams on all 4 corners after 2 years.. Lifetime did not honor the warranty and are a mockery to be called "lifetime"..
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
I have 2 of the lifetime 11x21 sheds that are 8 years old. They are showing some slight warping of the roof panels. I had different parts replaced under warranty without issue. They have served me very well for storing cars and other items. Only paid $3000 each back then and now they are $4500 each.
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That said its a nice looking shed.
It will require warm temps to put alot of it together so you can strong arm it to flex into position. The roof is definitely a two person job and again let the roof panels heat up in the sun...here in Chicago when It was 80s out was still difficult. Could never get the doors to fit flush and Customer support is missing in action if you need help. I blame the molding and warped parts.
Over all its ok and we will see if it lasts through a Chicagoland winter.
Its not waterproof do open slats where bottom of wall panels attach to floor panels. They are like drains every 24"
I would definitely get it at this price though.
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
https://www.costco.com/northport-...51398.html
https://www.costco.com/stonecroft...61
https://www.amazon.com/Handy-Home...c63b24bc
Options were way better last week...
Check reviews! They are a bit rough...
You can always get free plans and buy and cut the stuff for less than one of these kits...
Costco does have sales on them a few times a year...
I have been been watching prices for about 18 months.
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https://www.costco.com/northport-...51398.html
https://www.costco.com/stonecroft...61
https://www.amazon.com/Handy-Home...c63b24bc
Options were way better last week...
Check reviews! They are a bit rough...
You can always get free plans and buy and cut the stuff for less than one of these kits...
Costco does have sales on them a few times a year...
I have been been watching prices for about 18 months.
https://www.wayfair.com/Lifetime-...IYQAvD_BwE
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
https://www.costco.com/northport-...51398.html
https://www.costco.com/stonecroft...61
https://www.amazon.com/Handy-Home...c63b24bc
Options were way better last week...
Check reviews! They are a bit rough...
You can always get free plans and buy and cut the stuff for less than one of these kits...
Costco does have sales on them a few times a year...
I have been been watching prices for about 18 months.
With the cost of materials..once you factor in a roof, siding, fasteners and lumber, you'll easily spend double to build an equal sized shed.
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With the cost of materials..once you factor in a roof, siding, fasteners and lumber, you'll easily spend double to build an equal sized shed.
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
I suggest you try suncast / keter / rubbermaid / sears.. anything but this cheap doodie
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