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ShelterLogic 10X10X8 E Series Shed (Gray) | 
enlarge | Brand: Shelter Logic Category: Sports Department: lawn-garden
Buy New: $199.99 as of 9/8/2010 03:28:40 EDT details
New (3) from $199.99
Rating: 6 reviews Sales Rank: 5719
Size: 10X10X8 Shipping Weight (lbs): 89 Dimensions (in): 44.5 x 21.1 x 7.9
MPN: 70333 Model: 70333 UPC: 677599703331 EAN: 0677599703331 ASIN: B001G7Q22Q
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 days
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| Features:
| • | Portable shed-in-a-box for tools, garden implements, and more | | • | Heavy-duty steel frame bonded with baked-on, powder-coated finish | | • | UV-treated gray polyethylene cover is waterproof and weather-resistant | | • | Rugged Ratchet Tite tensioning system keeps cover tight to the frame | | • | Includes tie-downs, anchors, and foot plates; measures 10 x 8 x 10 feet (W x H x D) |
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Product Description Win back some garage real estate with this shed storage solution. Affordable all-season shed protects your equipment from sun, rain, tree sap and more. Compact and easy to set up. Dimensions L x W (ft.): 10 x 10, Style: House, Color: Gray, Outer Material: Polyethylene, Material Thickness (oz. per sq. ft.): 7.5, UV Inhibitors: Yes, Rip-Stop: Yes, Center Height (ft., in.): 8, Frame Material: Steel, Frame Thickness (in.): 1 3/8, Anchors Included: Temporary, Door Type: Zippered
Amazon.com Product Description Win back garage space or create your own storage building with this ShelterLogic portable shed-in-a-box. The shed--which offers an ideal shelter for tools, lawnmowers, or even a tractor--is tough and weather-resistant, with a heavy-duty all-steel frame bonded with a DuPont thermoset baked-on powder-coated finish. As a result, the frame resists chipping, peeling, rust, and corrosion, helping it hold up to long-term use. The cover is just as tough thanks to the triple-layer, chemically heat-bonded ripstop polyethylene cover, which is UV-treated inside and out with fade blockers and anti-aging, anti-fungal agents. The cover helps the shed and its contents withstand heavy rains, howling winds, and all the other elements Mother Nature has in store. Finally, the shed includes a Rugged Ratchet Tite tensioning system that makes setup easy while keeping the cover tight to the frame. Other features include a solid rear panel, ratchet tie-downs, auger anchors, and steel foot plates. This E Series ShelterLogic shed measures 10 by 8 by 10 feet (W x H x D).
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WOW! June 15, 2010 My Opinion (CA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a well constructed Shed and the extra height is great because you can walk comfortably on the inside. The instructions are very confusing. My husband and I figured out how to put it together. You need 2 people to put this together but once it's up you will be very pleased with the quality. We are using the shed for the "overflow" of stuff in our house.
THIS IS NOT GOOD May 7, 2010 Daniel Soto 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
IF YOU PURCHES THIS PRODUCT THE INSTRUCTION THROW IN THE GARBAGE BECAUSE ARE NOT GOOD TAKEME FIVE HOURS TO PUT THEM TOGEDER WITH TWO PEPOLE IDONT RECOMMEND THIS THE PRICE IS TO HIGH PUT REALY HIGH FOR THESE.
10' x 10' E Series Shed Works Well March 19, 2010 John F. Brown 8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I had to make some modifications to the installation process as I built a wood floor to which I attached the shed. Overall, I think it's a good product and is sturdy once it's completely finished, the cover is attached and properly adjusted, and tie-down systems are secured. The zipper door works well and I'm happy with the space the shed provides. I would criticize the installation instructions for being a little confusing, so putting the shed together took longer than I expected. You also have to put the framework together and then disassemble it later in order to finish attaching the cover. Don't build it on a windy day. I thought that the way the end-walls were cut and rigged seemed a little out of whack which makes attaching them hard to understand and maybe the rigging will put additional stress on the fabric and tear it out. It is necessary to do some adjusting on the cover to get it to fit right. Also, There are quite a few hardware parts to assemble. I would like few parts and more simplicity. I mounted the structure ON TOP of a wood floor. If I was doing it over, I'd make the wood floor slightly smaller and have it be completely INSIDE of the shed with the shed being mounted on the ground. This would make water penetration at the floor level much easier to prevent. The bottom line is that once you get it built, it's pretty good. Additionally, the manual states that it is NOT intended for permanent installation. It cautions you that if you want for permanent install, you must use 30" anchors NOT INCLUDED. Only 4 small 15" anchors are included with the shed kit; that's not enough for good wind resistance.
Fantastic! December 8, 2009 P. Suklis (Oregon) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Glad I did'nt waste a bundle of money on one of those
stupid metal sheds. This thing is far superior, at a
fraction of the cost. I put it together by myself, in
a windstorm! only problem I had was that one of the
strap ratchets fell apart. I called Shelter Logic, and
they shipped a replacement same day. I can't review
the anchor system. I din't use it. I built a floor to
bolt it down to. Just love it. Shelter Logic and
Northern Tools & Equipment are tops in my book
Recently purchased - used for 2 months so far December 3, 2009 Karri Ann (midwest) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We recently purchased the ShelterLogic 10x10 for additional storage at our permanent camping site. So far we are very satisfied with this product - we wanted to get mowers, a glider swing, brooms, rolled fences for vegetable garden, and other items out of cold and snowy winter weather - plus eliminating the "junky" look around the camper. We plan to use it year long as with the summer comes planting flowers and vegetables utencils, containers, bags of dirt, etc. We got the grey shelter and when we checked it last week, it was nice and toasty inside so i'm thinking it'll be a great place to put spring plants prior to planting if the weather is cold and rainy. The village where we have our camper is small and we're not concerned about locking it. I am thinking about getting a smaller one for our home for my planting equipment, etc. (I'm a messy gardener!)
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