Buy Lifetime 8-Feet x 12.5-Feet Storage Shed, # 6402Lifetime 8-Feet x 12.5-Feet Storage Shed, # 6402 Product Description:
- Attractive appearance and design
- Double-wall high density polyethylene
- Two functioning polycarbonate shatter-proof windows
- Large Double Doors
- Two screened vents
Product Description
Get a Lifetime shed and Life gets a lot easier! At Lifetime, we design attractive outdoor plastic sheds to help you get your act together. With one of our outdoor plastic sheds, you’ll be able to find what you need, when you need it. Our outdoor plastic sheds come with handy shelving units so your garden supplies at right at your fingertips. These Lifetime resin sheds are built and designed for style and quality. You’ll appreciate the spacious head room, windows, and skylights, as well as the no paint, no rust, low-maintenance of Lifetime’s resin sheds. Stain-resistant floor included. Constructed with high-density polyethylene plastic (HDPE) with steel reinforcements, Lifetime resin sheds are built to weather many storms. Make it easy on yourself; invest in one of our outdoor plastic sheds. Made in the USA. The Lifetime 8' by 12.5' Outdoor Storage Shed features: (5) small skylights, (2) shatter proof polycarbonate windows, (2) screened vents,(1) 90 by 9-Inch shelf, (2) 30 by 10-Inch shelves, (2) corner shelves, and a 10-year limited warranty. Floor and installation hardware included.
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Follow directions carefully
By Ronald Baker
My husband is very pleased with the Lifetime Storage Shed #6402 that we received in June from Amazon. Ordering and delivery went very well. There was only one problem and that was the fault of my husband. "If all else fails reread the instructions and follow them carefully". Once he saw to put the wood block under the slot instead of beside it the shed was put together in no time. Lifetime 8 x 12 ft. Outdoor Storage Shed - 6402
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Excellent Shed for the Price
By A. KRIER
Pros: Easy Assembly, Sturdy, No Maintainance, Doesn't Leak, Lots of roomCons: Need to buy a couple more shelves from the manufacturer.Bottom Line, I'd definitely recommend this product. Put it together myself in about 6 hours. Would take 2 people probably about 2-3 hours. Delivery was prompt. Make sure you are building this on a level surface (most importantly a flat surface) or you're setting yourself up for failure. Excellent product, and to me it beats the snot out of a shed I have to repaint every few years. You can buy some extra support braces from the manufacturer if you're worried about heavy snow. Using a cordless drill with a clutch helped too - find a setting that keeps from stripping out the screw holes.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.One man assembly not a problem.
By C. Schornak
I have a house on stilts near the beach. I ordered this product to store things under the house and protect things from wind blow rain. The area under the house is concrete, so I built the shed on that base.Since my wife is somewhat frail, I knew I would need to assemble the unit alone with only minor help not involving physical strength. Surprisingly, I had no real problem building the entire unit single handed. However there are a couple of hints I will offer.1) When attaching the sides to the base, you need to place the supplied board directly under each hole in the base. Then push in one tab at a time. The supplied board will raise the base so that the tab will be the only one under force. Once I got that, the sides go in quickly. You might think it should go between tabs. NO! You can't push two tabs in at once. One at a time. I spent a lot of effort before I realized this.2) When adding the roof, line up just one hole and get a screw started in that hole, don't tighten it. This holds the roof panel in place as you get the rest of the panel to line up without needing someone to hold it from sliding off. I found that the hole nearest the wall on the open side was the easiest to get lined up.3) When inserting the skylights, I used vise grips to grab on a to a tab on the underside of the skylight from the inside and pull the screw holes down into the roof panel holes. Then screw them in. The alternative is to have some method to push the skylight down from the outside, i.e. someone on the roof.4) The only two man operation was installing the header over the door. I needed someone to hold the doors vertical, while I threaded the header onto the door axles.5) If the base is not perfectly flat, the door will likely not line up. So use the supplied shims to adjust the door as the instructions indicate.6) When I got to installing the last two roof panels, the roof and back wall would not line up. I had to use a wedge between one of the support columns of the house and the roof panel to push the panel into alignment. It was 2 inches off. I later realized that most likely I could have used the shims to adjust the base to achieve the same end.Now that its up. It looks fine. I am not worried about rain or snow falling on it, since its under the house so can't comment on those properties.Over all the instructions are pretty clear. I would say that I wish there was more information about how to differentiate the various screws. The only way is to count how many of a type there are in a bag and compare that to the contents of the bag as stated in the instructions. This works, but sometimes there are more screws than listed so its takes some sorting.
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