Amazon has
5' x 3' Shintenchi Outdoor Metal Storage Shed w/ Window (Steel Gray) on sale for
$104.99.
Shipping is free.
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Details:
- Spacious storage for tools, lawn mowers, bicycles, BBQ grills, and more; can also function as pet shelter or greenhouse
- Stable and sturdy rust-resistant metal construction with lockable doors
- Waterproof and wind-resistant design for secure outdoor protection
- All-weather durability with sloped roof to prevent water accumulation
- Stylish modern design available in multiple sizes and colors; versatile for gardens and outdoor spaces
- Secure lockable doors to prevent theft and unauthorized access
- Overall size of 59.1" W x 29.5" D x 62.2" H
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This small metal outdoor shed is best suited for basic storage when space is tight, with enough room for about one adult bike and two to three kids bikes. The low price stands out, and the backward-sloped roof makes it clear it should not sit flush against a house. Assembly looks demanding, with hundreds of small fasteners, thin sharp metal, and a build that can take hours and may need two people. The base is smaller than the advertised 5x3 footprint, and the lightweight frame needs solid anchoring in wind.
Common Questions (4)
It needs to be well anchored because at about 50 lbs it can get tossed around in strong wind. The roof slope also means it should not be placed against a house, and the metal can still rust over time despite rust-resistant claims.
Assembly can be very time-consuming, with hundreds of small bolts and nuts and roughly 6 hours reported for a handy person. The thin metal and sharp edges also make two-person assembly safer and easier.
The roof is the part that measures 5x3; the base is smaller. Check the footprint carefully before buying if you need the full advertised size for bikes or storage.
It can fit about 1 adult bike or 2 to 3 kids' bikes. That makes it more suitable for small-yard storage than for larger equipment.
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Why even include the window? The door opens halfway. Should be enough light. And the window isn't going to add much. It's basically just a chance for water to get in.
Backward slope of the roof would divert water to your foundation if it backs to any kind of structure. That's not ideal. I did have a similarly shaped shed at a past house, but that old house had huge eaves, so virtually no water even touched the roof.
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