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Review > 2.39m x 2.39m (7'10x7'10) Duramax DuraMate Plastic Shed |
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by Shedstore customer on Tuesday 19th of February 2008 |
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| Top of the range cracking shed very pleased. |
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by Shedstore customer on Thursday 24th of May 2007 |
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| Shed its self is excellent, however took much longer than the time specified on the box you also had to work from both instruction booklets as the extension booklet did not have all the instructions in it, is also bigger than 7'10"x 7'10". We allowed a base of 8'x8' and the base was right to the edge. Also you also have to build it on the spot it is to stay in so if you have limited axcess you need to take this into account. It was also not clear before we bought it that the base support had to be bolted to the concrete or wood. As I said the product its self was excellent. |
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by Shedstore customer on Thursday 22nd of February 2007 |
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| Attractive and robust. Could do with a higher ceiling. |
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by Shedstore customer on Wednesday 04th of October 2006 |
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The shed is fantastic, but I have 2 minor gripes.
1.The roof structure and door entry is low, but fortunately, I am only 5'5" tall, so I don't have a problem; anyone taller will. 2.The window option I bought is not very secure, since there is no locking mechanism; I have fashioned such a device, so it is no longer a problem. Erection of the shed was a doddle. My 78 year old neighbour assisted me - he was in his element for something constructive to perform. |
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by Shedstore customer on Saturday 17th of June 2006 |
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| It took longer to assemble than anticipated but the final result is very good. I just hope that the metal parts do not rust too soon. I am very pleased with it although it could be a little bit taller as I have to duck when entering and moving inside it. |
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