Sam's Club has for their
Members:
Lifetime 8'x 7.5' Outdoor Storage Shed (Light Brown) on sale for
$699.
Shipping is free for Plus Members, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits for Plus Members or $4 for Club Members.
Thanks to Community Member
01grander for finding this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location. Freight shipping costs will apply for delivery. Prices may vary in club and online.
Features:
- Height-adjustable shelf included
- Sturdy steel-reinforced construction
- Lockable steel-reinforced doors for added security (padlock not included)
- UV-protected to prevent weather damage
- Site prep and foundation are required but not included
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btw do be aware it also needs a wood or concrete base, not included. I already had a concrete slab in the back yard that worked.
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How large were the boxes? Trying to figure out if it'll fit in my Prius. It's a hatchback so I actually can fit a lot.
What did you do for a foundation?
What did you do for a foundation?
I can almost guarantee it will not fit. I have a smaller shed that is similar to this and did not fit in my Kia Telluride. I had to take it out of the boxes to get it to fit
What did you do for a foundation?
I had them deleivered. If i remember correctly it was 2 large boxes. No way it would fit a prius.
I had a concrete pad poured. Actually 2. Got the gazebo sams club sells also for the other pad. Great price and item also
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btw do be aware it also needs a wood or concrete base, not included. I already had a concrete slab in the back yard that worked.
I had a concrete pad poured. Actually 2. Got the gazebo sams club sells also for the other pad. Great price and item also
is a permit required for this shed?
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Some towns. It's not universal. Freaking stupid but my town requires it. We use to take wagons out west and now we have to ask for permission to put something in our own yards. It's ridiculous.
A shed this small would not require a permit in most areas (check your local zoning for max square footage of unpermitted out buildings) In my area anything 200sq ft and up requires a permit, but that is much larger than this shed
Keep in mind if you're part of a HOA their rules would be in addition to local municipal zoning and can sometimes be very restrictive
btw do be aware it also needs a wood or concrete base, not included. I already had a concrete slab in the back yard that worked.
I built a wooden base using 2"x6" pressure treated lumber and sheets of plywood in So Cal last year where it doesn't rain alot nor snow. Cost $200 including deck screws. Holding up great for almost a year. It was a 8x10 and a 8x14 shed. I am a DIYer and still took 3-4 days. Panels are hard to align at times. Building the wooden base was the easy part. Just fyi.
Depends on the HOA. Townhouses generally don't allow any tall structures over 6ft. Detached homes are more lenient, but some can be really uptight like demanding a certain material (wood only) and color. You can request the rules from your HOA rep. I live in a townhouse so this is a no go 🙅 ♂️
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I had a concrete pad poured. Actually 2. Got the gazebo sams club sells also for the other pad. Great price and item also
Or does it…….haha
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I hope drive wasnt far suspension is low. But congrats for getting it home