Suncast 6x3 Everett Five Plastic Shed Reviews

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Suncast 6x3 Everett Five Plastic Shed. The Suncast 6x3 Everett Five Plastic Shed features traditional design with wood grain effect panels and reinforced shingle style roof. The Suncast 6x3 Everett Five storage building comes complete with a reinforced, intergrated floor designed to take heavy items like mowers and mobility scooters. The Large double lockable doors ensure easy access with added security. Built in ventilation helps minimise the build up of condensation in the shed. Suncast Garden Sheds use their Easy-Bolt secure assembly system that requires minimal tools. + 2030mm (6ft 7") Wide Plastic Shed - Practical shed design. + Double Skin Walls - With Wood Texture. + 2 Skylight windows - Extra light. + Metal Reinforced Roof Panels - With Shingle Styling. + Reinforced Floor - Ideal for heavy mowers. + Ventilation - Helps Prevent Condensation + Double Outward Opening Doors - Pad-lockable. + Easy Bolt Assembley - Minimal Tools + 10 Year Warranty + Rot Resistant. Sheds Suncast Plastic Sheds

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“The quality of the product is excellent and the assembly instructions were on the whole very clear; one point that should be mentioned is when installing the windows it should mention that there are more holes at the bottoms. I did not give the product the top rating because it is a nightmare to attached the roof; it is neigh on impossible to clip it on the front and the back at the same time; I had to remove the whole roof frame and attach the roof panels with the frame on the ground which was still very difficult to do and then attach the frame with the roof panels attached to the body of the Shed. The way the roof attaches to the frame really needs to be redesigned. It took 4 1/2 to put the shed together; over 2 hours of that were on the roof.”

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