Amazon has
7' x 7' Rubbermaid Resin Outdoor Storage Shed w/ Floor (Various Colors) on sale for
$824.99.
Shipping is free.
Home Depot also has
7' x 7' Rubbermaid Resin Outdoor Storage Shed w/ Floor (Brown) on sale for
$824.25. Select free ship to store where stock permits; otherwise, delivery is $79.
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phoinix for sharing this deal.
Available: - Amazon $824.99
- Home Depot
Product Details: - Made to store large lawn care essentials, including riding and push mowers, patio, and garden equipment, and large trash cans.
- Double wall construction and robust, wall-connector pins prevent warping caused by weather or weight.
- Doors open a full 180 degrees for convenient access to large items.
- Roof supports heavier snowfall by withstanding loads up to 15-lbs/sq ft.
- Integrated rain gutter helps with water management providing protection through all seasons.
- Lockable for added security (lock sold separately).
- Increased ventilation provides better circulation and air flow throughout the shed.
- Dormer windows provide natural light inside the shed for better visibility.
- Dimensions: 85.7"D x 86.5"W x 100.5"H
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If I store things like extra cables, peripherals, perhaps some suitcases will they get ruined?
I am considering purchasing one either from here or from Costco.
Will it destroy your stuff? Probably not...
If I store things like extra cables, peripherals, perhaps some suitcases will they get ruined?
I am considering purchasing one either from here or from Costco.
No the $399 one with out the window.
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Note: Rubbermaid makes some hooks that screw into the walls so you can use their closetmaid shelves, which I thought was cool, but it turns out they bend the walls if you put any real weight on the shelves. Better to use a freestanding 36 or 48 inch shelving unit.
Definitely this. They will chew through almost anything.
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Previously I tried to make a concrete slab base with uber failure -- the platform was not flat and level.
But I had success with building a platform on Concrete Deck Blocks (https://www.lowes.com/pd/Common-7...k/50113084).
The one, I made, was with pressure treated 2x4 so that the exposed areas beyond the shed can stand the weather. Is there any less expensive option? I don't care about look, but the platform should be good with rain and sun (no snow in my area).
TIA
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Previously I tried to make a concrete slab base with uber failure -- the platform was not flat and level.
But I had success with building a platform on Concrete Deck Blocks (https://www.lowes.com/pd/Common-7...k/50113084).
The one, I made, was with pressure treated 2x4 so that the exposed areas beyond the shed can stand the weather. Is there any less expensive option? I don't care about look, but the platform should be good with rain and sun (no snow in my area).
TIA
edit: Not an expert just giving my personal experience
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