Lifetime 8 X 7 6" Storage Building With Windows

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LIFETIME OUTDOOR STORAGE SHED BUILDINGS WITH WINDOWS Lifetime outdoor storage buildings store, organize and protect valuable tools and lawn care equipment. This tool shed is well-lit with windows and skylights so you can easily find what you're looking for. 56"W x 76"H double door opening allows easy access for storing your lawnmower and other yard equipment. These outdoor sheds include one 90"W x 9"D shelf, two 30"W x 10"D shelves, two corner shelves, two 16" peg strips and tool hooks to conveniently store everything in its place. Sheds are made of UV-protected, high-density polyethylene plastic with powder-coated steel reinforcements to prevent fading, cracking, and rusting. Double wall polyethylene panels are 1" thick. Double doors include internal spring latch, interior deadbolts, and exterior padlock loop. Latch and lock shatter proof window swings out for ventilation. Window measures 16-1/2"W x 16-1/2"H. Includes three high impact polycarbonate skylights, two screened vents and a battery operated light. Sheds must be built on a flat level foundation of wood or concrete (not included). Stain-resistant polyethylene plastic flooring included. Consult local building codes before assembly. 10 Year Limited Warranty. Click here for Installation Instructions. /; /

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Best instructions ever, September 2, 2011

David W. Knoble (Weddington, NC) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Lifetime 8' X 7' 6" Storage Building With Windows

This made-in-USA shed has the best assembly instructions I've ever seen. Scaled drawings of each part. The bags of small parts are well labeled, and the instructions note which parts are in which bags. Each bag and part has an engineering number and picture, so there are no cryptic descriptions to deal with. Each section describes the parts and tools needed. If the foundation is quite level, the assembly is not difficult. I chose not to use a driver, since I was driving screws into the HD poly. Other than the roof, the assembly was done alone. (A second person to hold the roof pieces during assembly is convenient, and probably necessary.) Assembly took me about 15 hours, but I was meticulous and didn't hurry.

The final product has not leaked in substantial rains, and is sufficiently sturdy. I wouldn't expect it to survive a hurricane.

The only deficiency, in my opinion, is the gunk used to seal the skylights. Sealing these skylights took an excessive...Read more