Wheelbarrow, rototiller, garden tools, hoses, potting supplies (on custom shelf). Lawn mower too big for 5 x 6 shed except overwinter when it is worth folding it up.
Screw tightening. One of the first things i learned, as a manufacturing engineer, from a person on the manufacturing line, was to *never* fully tighten screws until the very end. This has served me well throughout life. Rosemary
Excellent video. Very clear, appreciate the fast motion. I'm much more confident about tackling the installation of the same shed today. I put the Dremel Go on my Christmas list too!
Thanks! Tip for anyone watching: After the first screw on the crossbar didn’t go in, I used a drill to make the holes a tad bit bigger and easier to screw in. 11/64 worked perfect!
Thank you so much for this video! The tip about attaching the 3 bracket/adaptors to the cross beam at the beginning was a huge help since those are extremely difficult to screw in. The manufacturer should really tap a thread into those screw holes before shipping. I was able to do this step on the ground and it was still very difficult. The impact drill is a good tip too. Thank you again!!!
Thank you for the video. Bought the same shed and I had my son and daughter (13 and 11) watched the video before we assembled it and turned it into a father-son-daughter project. Took us a little less than 5 hours to complete thanks to your video. My daughter was especially helpful. Appreciate you guys.
I built this today with my wife. After following this video we were able to finish in two hours. I did use a drill and used ratcheting wrenches for the carriage bolts. Thank you for the video
As a woman about to tackle the construction of this shed, I was so grateful for this video! Watched it twice before I started and referred back to it when I wasn't sure about something. Nicely done. I even asked MY mother to join in the fun and help me. She said - No. ( FYI: She 94 years old.)
Your video was very helpful. I watched your video and the Suncast video when I was ready to start. I'm glad I watched your video, especially the tip about loosely mounting the support brackets on the ridge beam before installing. Made installing the truss legs MUCH more efficient. That tip alone was worth the watch! This is definitely a two-person project for some, but not all, of the steps. Two people required for wall assembly, if nothing else for applying pressure to the outside of the walls while the person inside installs the plastic screws. Two people semi-required for roof install; one person can lift and maneuver the roof pieces into position. However, we found that this task required one of us to hold the back edge of the roof "down" while the other used the rubber mallet to drive the roof into place. Without the second person, the slot/tab nearest the back wall was a problematic fit. Two people semi-required for header install based totally on your comfort/skill with ladders and juggling tools and screws/bolts. Same with installing ridge beam and truss legs. One of us was able to complete these tasks. Tip for installing ridge beam alone = set beam into place, then gently slide bolts into place on each end THEN install nuts onto the bolts. If not, high risk of beam falling. Recommendation 1 = use a cordless/corded drill with a SCREWDRIVER SETTING. Or a tool similar to the one in the video. If you use a manual screwdriver, or even two people with manual screwdrivers, you are in for a long and wrist-stressing project. The main point in using a power tool to drive the screws is to not "overpower" the screws. Although you do need to apply some pressure when screwing metal parts together. Recommendation 2 = use two-people, each equipped with a cordless screw-driving tool and you can build this in four hours. Or less, depending on your skill & experience. Thanks again for the video. It helped!
Wowwowwowwow Thank you. I built it today with my granddaughter. Two of the pieces were damaged in transit and we had to wait 2 1/2 weeks to get replacements. I remembered about the metal to metal supports but forgot that you said don't tighten.... duh. I had to loosen. I bought an electric screwdriver and you were spot on. Instead of the robo pliers I used two ratchets and they worked perfectly. The build went well. Thanks for your video... it helped
This is a great video! Thank you so much. I am considering purchasing this shed and I know this will help greatly to get it assembled. My biggest worry right now is I plan to put in my yard so the 'foundation' is dirt right now. I guess I need to figure out w better foundation for it!
Can’t thank you enough for this video. Put it together much easier with this help. Also, can you share the link of the robo grip? I’m not familiar with that.
I’m putting up my second shed with your video paused between lol, I’m putting my lawn equipment in one and outdoor stuff in the other! Thanks for posting! I’m doing this alone , it sucks with no help! But not the end of the world.
I would like to ask u placed the shed on your patio, does the concrete slopes a little bit? I’m thinking of doing the same, do I need to level the concrete first? Thanks
Best advice ever about attaching the 3 brackets to beam prior to putting it up. My husband is helping me build it this weekend (I’m the handier one…ahem) and I made him watch it with me to mentally prepare him. LOL.
I want to thank you ladies for this video. I felt it was done very well, I appreciate the attention to detail. I watched another one where the fella built it by himself but wasn't as informed as yours. I'm a building Inspector here in Utah and also General contractor I feel like I have a good knowledge of construction. I must say after watching your video, I didnt even need to read the instructions, my wife helped me and we had it together in a few hours. Thank you so much for doing the leg work and explaining the ins and outs of the project. This was a huge time savings. Congratulations on a job well done ladies!
Me and my buddy did the 7x7 model in about 3hrs. He’s a GC so that helped. Without the goofing around coulda been 2-1/2. Your video was very helpful, went back to it many times. Thanks!!
This is what I want to know! …if the top section with the roof and windows can be installed rotated 180° in a learn-from config rather than the lean-to as shown? I have a water canale for house roof drainage just above where this will go and I don't want water to hit the roof of the shed then drain back towards the house behind the shed.
Do you happen to know if the top section with the roof and windows can be installed rotated 180° in a learn-from config rather than the lean-to as shown? I have a water canale for house roof drainage just above where this will go and I don't want water to hit the roof of the shed then drain back towards the house behind the shed. Thx! Great vid.
I was so happy to just find this video! We have a shed waiting to be built on our back patio right now & this video gave me a clear idea of what to expect. Also, I am going to take your advice and get a Dremel GO before we start putting it together! Thank you!!!
Watching your video made my installation go much smoother in less than three hours doing it alone. I did have issues with the metal bars being bent out; I had to hammer them down to properly fit and align with the designated holes. The other issue I had is with the doors, they're definitely aren't smooth to shut, even though I installed the shed on a leveled concrete floors, the doors align perfectly but I have to shove/kick them on the bottom to shut. Are yours the same? All in all, we love it and thank you to both of you!
Just installed this on a wood platform this weekend. No anchoring hardware is provided, but the manual recommends using 3-inch-long 1/4” lag screws and washers. There are 8 little dimples total (4 per floor panel) for anchoring through the floor to the wood.
I built my shed this past weekend. One tip I saw on another build was to put the small brackets on the center cross bar BEFORE you install it and do not tighten them up until the other supports are in place. Also, my shed has some small gaps in the bottom where it is not fully flush with the floor. I wondered if yours was like this? I ended up 'sealing' all around the bottom of the walls to the floor with silicone. We have had some big rains and so far no leaking. I also have anchored my shed using braded steel cable, ground anchors and turn buckles. Thank goodness for RUclips videos on the build. I did it all by myself which was challenging at times, but I got it done. The video really helped.
Great video, and mother you done Great 👌 but don't you think your daughter just gets in your way a little to much 🤣😂😅 joking,you make a great team,also loved the Christmas tree video my wife is at me to make her one,good luck with your next adventure, Scott all the way from Scotland, yes they named a country after me 😉
Nice video and build. Thanks for sharing the tips about the small hanger parts-I installed them to the center top rail while I was on the ground. Also, I have all the hardware installed on the plastic parts such as the door handles, door latch and the steel rails on the windows. All we need to do is put the floor down, assemble the walls and ceiling. One suggestion is to use ratcheting pliers or socket wrenches when you were using a manual screw driver-more leverage so less force required. Also cordless screw drivers with clutch settings prevent you from over driving and provide you with more power to insert screws. Of course low settings are required for very soft material such as the plastic walls off this shed. Thanks for sharing. It helped me shorten the time to assemble this shed.
I just put this together before Christmas. I like it but it was a pain to put together and had the same issue you had with the top brace. Was really disappointed with that because I felt that those holes should have been pre-tapped. Pretty sure the bolts I put through there are toast and stripped.
Hi I just watched your video on anchoring your shed that's great but what about the walls with them just clicking into the floor shouldn't you anchor the shed itself not just the floor
Wow! Go figure I’m in the middle of installing my shed and they sent me 2 Right Front panels! There was no Left Front panel. Wonder how they’re gonna fix this... 🙄
You did a great job explaining the assembly. I just finished mine in a day, though it took me a couple of days to build the foundation due to having to place it on an incline. It looks great and went together easily. The only problem was that one metal brace was missing, so I had to wait for it to arrive. I agree that you need a power screwdriver, but you have to be careful not to overtighten. There are too many screws to do it by hand.
This video was excellent, and spot on. We had the exact same issues (had to drill the holes for the roof truss), and I also hit my head! I wish I had watched this first. Took 2 adults about 4 hrs start to finish. Absolutely recommend this shed. Very well written instructions (although at first they looked quite daunting). Very well constructed and economical.
Thanks so much for the warning about the cross beam. It saved us so much time. We are using it to store lawnmowers, yard wagons and added a shelving unit to put lawn chemicals in.
I built this with the help of a friend in 3 hours. That included building a sold wood base for it. I feel like having a level solid base is key here. good luck. love mine. paid $649 in the store at costco
You girls did a great job on this . you should do alot more projects your insight and and ethics are very well presented so plight and inavative at the same time . great job
Great video. We just finished this shed in a tight spot in our backyard. We put ours on a wood platform instead of concrete. We had to remove the windows because we failed to notice that there was film on both sides. Cost us about 20 minutes. I also got tired of using a hand screwdriver. Went to the drill and was careful. No problems. We had a little trouble figuring out how the roof went on and getting it placed right. Like I said we were in a tight spot. I went right to the drill on the support beam. So funny. I did the same thing and had to remove them because they didn't line up. But only took a few minutes with the drill. Funny watching after we did our project. Really funny we had the same challenges.
Nice work, ladies! Thanks for the tips! My biggest challenge is leveling out and building a foundation on uneven hard dirt. This has been tougher than the assembly but thanks to your video I’m eager to get it done!
Odd question. I'm planning on buying one of these when I move to replace my vocal booth so I don't have to construct anything from scratch. At 04:40 - Is there an easier / different way to get those side metal supports in since I plan on building this INSIDE of a house? I imagine I wouldn't have the vertical clearance to do so inside of a normal room. Any suggestions / ideas are appreciated :)
Have same shed that I’m about to tackle. Appreciate your guy’s time and effort in making the video. I will definitely be referring back to it should I need extra help. Subbed ,liked and commented….;-)
Great job with the video and explaining everything so well. I also like that you left in a couple of "flubs" - I made a few along the way (that added about an hour to the job), even after watching this video. My video would have been R-Rated due to foul language. Overall, this is an attractive, sturdy shed with well labled parts and clear instructions. Best tip was about screwing the brackets into the metal cross beam. Even laying it on a concrete floor and pushing down as hard as I could, I could not get the screws in, and was starting to strip the screw head. I ended up rimming out the hole very, very slightly with a drill bit, and it made all the difference in the world. Other beefs, as you pointed out, were some items not lining up perfectly, a few missing pre-drilled holes, and having to undo a couple of things that got in the way of a future step. I also didn't like that the screws would grab tight on some areas of the plastic but not in others. They would get snug but not tight (and they weren't stripped because I only hand tightened everything and was careful). But I got it all done solo in about 6 hours and it looks good. Except that the doors don't align by about 1/2". They do close with some manual finagling, and I can latch it properly. I'll tinker with that another day. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching! What would you store in a shed like this?
I'd store all my gardening tools and supplies if I had a shed like that.
Great idea!
Wheelbarrow, rototiller, garden tools, hoses, potting supplies (on custom shelf). Lawn mower too big for 5 x 6 shed except overwinter when it is worth folding it up.
Do you think a standard size 42in deck riding lawn mower would fit?
I think so. The shed is 70" across and the door opening is 57". -Steph
Screw tightening. One of the first things i learned, as a manufacturing engineer, from a person on the manufacturing line, was to *never* fully tighten screws until the very end. This has served me well throughout life. Rosemary
Excellent video. Very clear, appreciate the fast motion. I'm much more confident about tackling the installation of the same shed today. I put the Dremel Go on my Christmas list too!
Put this together today with my daughter. Your video saved us time. Thank you for the tips!! Took about 4 hours.
Thanks!
Tip for anyone watching: After the first screw on the crossbar didn’t go in, I used a drill to make the holes a tad bit bigger and easier to screw in. 11/64 worked perfect!
Thank you so much for this video! The tip about attaching the 3 bracket/adaptors to the cross beam at the beginning was a huge help since those are extremely difficult to screw in. The manufacturer should really tap a thread into those screw holes before shipping.
I was able to do this step on the ground and it was still very difficult. The impact drill is a good tip too.
Thank you again!!!
That's great! You're very welcome!
Thank you for the video. Bought the same shed and I had my son and daughter (13 and 11) watched the video before we assembled it and turned it into a father-son-daughter project. Took us a little less than 5 hours to complete thanks to your video. My daughter was especially helpful. Appreciate you guys.
perfect.
thank you for the tips
I have this shed coming from Costco in a few days. Thanks for the insight.
I have SO MUCH i would store in a shed like this!! I'd start with my bike and all my gardening gear... final result looks great ladies! Well done!!
I built this today with my wife. After following this video we were able to finish in two hours. I did use a drill and used ratcheting wrenches for the carriage bolts. Thank you for the video
As a woman about to tackle the construction of this shed, I was so grateful for this video! Watched it twice before I started and referred back to it when I wasn't sure about something. Nicely done. I even asked MY mother to join in the fun and help me. She said - No. ( FYI: She 94 years old.)
Glad it helped!
Great video, putting mine together now.😊 thank you!
Nice video. Just bought this shed @ Costco yesterday and your video will be helpful when I assemble it today.
Your video was very helpful. I watched your video and the Suncast video when I was ready to start. I'm glad I watched your video, especially the tip about loosely mounting the support brackets on the ridge beam before installing. Made installing the truss legs MUCH more efficient. That tip alone was worth the watch!
This is definitely a two-person project for some, but not all, of the steps. Two people required for wall assembly, if nothing else for applying pressure to the outside of the walls while the person inside installs the plastic screws.
Two people semi-required for roof install; one person can lift and maneuver the roof pieces into position. However, we found that this task required one of us to hold the back edge of the roof "down" while the other used the rubber mallet to drive the roof into place. Without the second person, the slot/tab nearest the back wall was a problematic fit. Two people semi-required for header install based totally on your comfort/skill with ladders and juggling tools and screws/bolts. Same with installing ridge beam and truss legs. One of us was able to complete these tasks. Tip for installing ridge beam alone = set beam into place, then gently slide bolts into place on each end THEN install nuts onto the bolts. If not, high risk of beam falling.
Recommendation 1 = use a cordless/corded drill with a SCREWDRIVER SETTING. Or a tool similar to the one in the video. If you use a manual screwdriver, or even two people with manual screwdrivers, you are in for a long and wrist-stressing project. The main point in using a power tool to drive the screws is to not "overpower" the screws. Although you do need to apply some pressure when screwing metal parts together.
Recommendation 2 = use two-people, each equipped with a cordless screw-driving tool and you can build this in four hours. Or less, depending on your skill & experience.
Thanks again for the video. It helped!
Wowwowwowwow
Thank you. I built it today with my granddaughter. Two of the pieces were damaged in transit and we had to wait 2 1/2 weeks to get replacements.
I remembered about the metal to metal supports but forgot that you said don't tighten.... duh. I had to loosen.
I bought an electric screwdriver and you were spot on. Instead of the robo pliers I used two ratchets and they worked perfectly. The build went well. Thanks for your video... it helped
This is a great video! Thank you so much. I am considering purchasing this shed and I know this will help greatly to get it assembled. My biggest worry right now is I plan to put in my yard so the 'foundation' is dirt right now. I guess I need to figure out w better foundation for it!
Can’t thank you enough for this video. Put it together much easier with this help.
Also, can you share the link of the robo grip? I’m not familiar with that.
You're welcome!
Oh my God. Great video. You saved me all the reading. I didn’t have too much time with a new born. I needed that shed done fast. Thank you. Great job.
Hi, thank you for the amazing video! Mine got some gaps on the vertical panel where connects to the floor. Any idea what might be wrong?
I’m putting up my second shed with your video paused between lol, I’m putting my lawn equipment in one and outdoor stuff in the other! Thanks for posting! I’m doing this alone , it sucks with no help! But not the end of the world.
I may add a plastic gutter in the back before the roof install to channel water away from the back.
I would like to pre build a base before unboxing. What are the actual outside dimensions for this shed? Thanks!
You ladies are awesome!!!🙏🏼🤙🏼🏆🏆💪🏼🤜🏼🤛🏼
I would like to ask u placed the shed on your patio, does the concrete slopes a little bit? I’m thinking of doing the same, do I need to level the concrete first? Thanks
Best advice ever about attaching the 3 brackets to beam prior to putting it up. My husband is helping me build it this weekend (I’m the handier one…ahem) and I made him watch it with me to mentally prepare him. LOL.
This is so organized I just throw shit everywhere and spend hours looking for it
I want to thank you ladies for this video. I felt it was done very well, I appreciate the attention to detail. I watched another one where the fella built it by himself but wasn't as informed as yours. I'm a building Inspector here in Utah and also General contractor I feel like I have a good knowledge of construction. I must say after watching your video, I didnt even need to read the instructions, my wife helped me and we had it together in a few hours. Thank you so much for doing the leg work and explaining the ins and outs of the project. This was a huge time savings. Congratulations on a job well done ladies!
Wow, thanks so much for the kind comment Danny! So glad it was helpful!
I don't know why but it's always funny when someone hits their head. :-) Good job with the shed guys!
Haha...it was too funny! -Steph
I know right 🤣🤣🤣
I had put one these together last week, damn it was a lot of screws lol
what are dimensions of the shed LxWxH? Thanks
Me and my buddy did the 7x7 model in about 3hrs. He’s a GC so that helped. Without the goofing around coulda been 2-1/2. Your video was very helpful, went back to it many times. Thanks!!
Can you flip the top so that water drains to the front?
This is what I want to know!
…if the top section with the roof and windows can be installed rotated 180° in a learn-from config rather than the lean-to as shown? I have a water canale for house roof drainage just above where this will go and I don't want water to hit the roof of the shed then drain back towards the house behind the shed.
Super smart idea to transfer all the screws and small hardware to cups!
Really Great job ladies! You helped me to feel more confident about the installation and the do and don't. Thanks again!
Glad to help!
All videos should be as straight forward and fun to watch as this one, and the music is a great touch! Really nice jobs ladies, thank you for sharing!
Thanks Mike!
Do you happen to know if the top section with the roof and windows can be installed rotated 180° in a learn-from config rather than the lean-to as shown? I have a water canale for house roof drainage just above where this will go and I don't want water to hit the roof of the shed then drain back towards the house behind the shed. Thx!
Great vid.
I don't think that would work.
I like the step stools you are using. Can you tell me where you got them and the model / name?
Great video!!
Gorilla Ladders Steel Step Platform: homedepot.sjv.io/1rMjGg
Wow..............................girl power !
I was so happy to just find this video! We have a shed waiting to be built on our back patio right now & this video gave me a clear idea of what to expect. Also, I am going to take your advice and get a Dremel GO before we start putting it together!
Thank you!!!
Good luck!! Let us know how it goes!
Watching your video made my installation go much smoother in less than three hours doing it alone. I did have issues with the metal bars being bent out; I had to hammer them down to properly fit and align with the designated holes. The other issue I had is with the doors, they're definitely aren't smooth to shut, even though I installed the shed on a leveled concrete floors, the doors align perfectly but I have to shove/kick them on the bottom to shut. Are yours the same? All in all, we love it and thank you to both of you!
Awesome! So glad the video was helpful! Yeah, our doors are have gotten a little bit like that. But its still pretty easy to get them closed. -Steph
Thanks! This video helped me put mine together. Good tip on not tightening screws until everything is lined up.
Happy to help!
Great job! They are a lot easier to build than they use to be. I'm sorry, Steph, I couldn't help but laugh with your Mom! Oops!
haha...it's all good! I laugh at it too! :)
if using a wood platform instead of concrete can you screw it down into wood under the shed to anchor it
We anchored the shed in this video: ruclips.net/video/hbcF-EqMQBk/видео.html
Just installed this on a wood platform this weekend. No anchoring hardware is provided, but the manual recommends using 3-inch-long 1/4” lag screws and washers. There are 8 little dimples total (4 per floor panel) for anchoring through the floor to the wood.
I built my shed this past weekend. One tip I saw on another build was to put the small brackets on the center cross bar BEFORE you install it and do not tighten them up until the other supports are in place. Also, my shed has some small gaps in the bottom where it is not fully flush with the floor. I wondered if yours was like this? I ended up 'sealing' all around the bottom of the walls to the floor with silicone. We have had some big rains and so far no leaking. I also have anchored my shed using braded steel cable, ground anchors and turn buckles. Thank goodness for RUclips videos on the build. I did it all by myself which was challenging at times, but I got it done. The video really helped.
Hi I am new subscriber from kerala
Amazing video! Did you secure the shed on the ground?
Yes: ruclips.net/video/hbcF-EqMQBk/видео.html
Thank you so much!!!
Hows the shed holding up after 3 years?
Great! No major issues, besides some of the screws fell out of the roof. We reattached them using tread lock tape and they seem to be holding.
Great video, and mother you done Great 👌 but don't you think your daughter just gets in your way a little to much 🤣😂😅 joking,you make a great team,also loved the Christmas tree video my wife is at me to make her one,good luck with your next adventure, Scott all the way from Scotland, yes they named a country after me 😉
Excellent videoing. The tip to install on the 3 brackets to the top beam prior to mounting the beam was very helpful! Thank you.
What is the weight and dimensions of the box. Doesn’t say on any web site.
We just purchased this from Costco yesterday. Boxed, unassembled, it weighs approximately 270 lbs
Great video! Helped us assemble our shed quickly despite confusing included instructions that came in n the box. Many thanks!
Isn't rainwater going straight to your house since the roof of the shed is slanted towards the house?
It had not been a problem, although we did turn the shed slightly in the next video when we anchored it to concrete.
I'm going to bolt a gutter to the rear wall before installing the roof.
How heavy is this? Could you lift it up when empty?
It's not too heavy. We can move it easily with nothing inside.
Wife and I MAY take this on. After 41 yrs of marriage, doubt it's a divorce court project!
Nice video and build. Thanks for sharing the tips about the small hanger parts-I installed them to the center top rail while I was on the ground. Also, I have all the hardware installed on the plastic parts such as the door handles, door latch and the steel rails on the windows. All we need to do is put the floor down, assemble the walls and ceiling. One suggestion is to use ratcheting pliers or socket wrenches when you were using a manual screw driver-more leverage so less force required. Also cordless screw drivers with clutch settings prevent you from over driving and provide you with more power to insert screws. Of course low settings are required for very soft material such as the plastic walls off this shed. Thanks for sharing. It helped me shorten the time to assemble this shed.
Thumbs up for all the hand tightening!! I referred your video to set up mine and used a power drill though :)
I just put this together before Christmas. I like it but it was a pain to put together and had the same issue you had with the top brace. Was really disappointed with that because I felt that those holes should have been pre-tapped. Pretty sure the bolts I put through there are toast and stripped.
Hi I just watched your video on anchoring your shed that's great but what about the walls with them just clicking into the floor shouldn't you anchor the shed itself not just the floor
I just purchased the shed from Costco. Thank you so much for sharing us the video. It makes my job easier. A++
Thank you so so much for this wonderful step by step instructions. You made my life so easy. I cannot thank you enough. ❤
Wow! Go figure I’m in the middle of installing my shed and they sent me 2 Right Front panels! There was no Left Front panel. Wonder how they’re gonna fix this... 🙄
Perfect just bought this shed. Your videos are great. Your harbor freight trailer video help me and was excited you had this video for this shed.
Well done ladies.. very informative and with a touch of entertainment. Keep doing what you are doing.
You did a great job explaining the assembly. I just finished mine in a day, though it took me a couple of days to build the foundation due to having to place it on an incline. It looks great and went together easily. The only problem was that one metal brace was missing, so I had to wait for it to arrive. I agree that you need a power screwdriver, but you have to be careful not to overtighten. There are too many screws to do it by hand.
This video was excellent, and spot on. We had the exact same issues (had to drill the holes for the roof truss), and I also hit my head! I wish I had watched this first. Took 2 adults about 4 hrs start to finish. Absolutely recommend this shed. Very well written instructions (although at first they looked quite daunting). Very well constructed and economical.
I believe you just made my decision easier on which shed to purchase , thank you
wonderful video. Very helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to record it and share it.
Just picked this up today at Costco for $680 so this was super helpful! I know what I'll be doing this weekend.
Thanks for the video. My metal beams were missing holes for nn screws. So I had to drill them. But your video was a big help.
Thanks so much for the warning about the cross beam. It saved us so much time. We are using it to store lawnmowers, yard wagons and added a shelving unit to put lawn chemicals in.
I built this with the help of a friend in 3 hours. That included building a sold wood base for it. I feel like having a level solid base is key here. good luck. love mine. paid $649 in the store at costco
The pro tip about the impact driver was incredibly helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for the great video!!! It helped a lot putting this together!
You girls did a great job on this . you should do alot more projects your insight and and ethics are very well presented so plight and inavative at the same time . great job
Great video and helpful tips. I love the bloopers at the end. Your moms laugh made me laugh even harder 😂
Thank you for your help. Just getting a visual ahead really helped.
I have a Question
Does this shed need a base?
Yes
Your video is helpful. I started mine today and I will finish it tomorrow.
excellent video and very helpful. Thanks a lot.
Great video. We just finished this shed in a tight spot in our backyard. We put ours on a wood platform instead of concrete. We had to remove the windows because we failed to notice that there was film on both sides. Cost us about 20 minutes. I also got tired of using a hand screwdriver. Went to the drill and was careful. No problems. We had a little trouble figuring out how the roof went on and getting it placed right. Like I said we were in a tight spot. I went right to the drill on the support beam. So funny. I did the same thing and had to remove them because they didn't line up. But only took a few minutes with the drill. Funny watching after we did our project. Really funny we had the same challenges.
Thinking of buying this shed. Is it possible to put door on the low side ??
No
Thanks
Thank you so much for this video. I didn't even look at the manual. I finish mine in only 3 hrs.
Thanks
I bought the 6 by 5 Suncast are the walls strong enough to put shelves
Great job, ladies! I've just bought an identical shed for our back yard and I appreciate your tips.
Nicely orientated. Good angle shots. Love it! Thanks!
Excellent video to the point thanks for the help. I have one on order.
Nice shed for my push lawn mower, wheelbarrow and garden tools.
"I did strip a screw, but by that point I was over it" We have ALL been there!
Great directions, tips and help…thanks so much!
Great job y’all steph I think grace might be a new handle for
We couldn't square our roof. Any suggestions?
I love your channel 😁😁😁
Thanks!
Nice work, ladies! Thanks for the tips! My biggest challenge is leveling out and building a foundation on uneven hard dirt. This has been tougher than the assembly but thanks to your video I’m eager to get it done!
Great video! Thanks for all the info!
Odd question.
I'm planning on buying one of these when I move to replace my vocal booth so I don't have to construct anything from scratch.
At 04:40 - Is there an easier / different way to get those side metal supports in since I plan on building this INSIDE of a house?
I imagine I wouldn't have the vertical clearance to do so inside of a normal room.
Any suggestions / ideas are appreciated :)
hmm...you might be able to put the shed on its side when you slide them in.
Have same shed that I’m about to tackle. Appreciate your guy’s time and effort in making the video. I will definitely be referring back to it should I need extra help. Subbed ,liked and commented….;-)
Thanks! Good luck, it's a great shed!
Great job with the video and explaining everything so well. I also like that you left in a couple of "flubs" - I made a few along the way (that added about an hour to the job), even after watching this video. My video would have been R-Rated due to foul language. Overall, this is an attractive, sturdy shed with well labled parts and clear instructions. Best tip was about screwing the brackets into the metal cross beam. Even laying it on a concrete floor and pushing down as hard as I could, I could not get the screws in, and was starting to strip the screw head. I ended up rimming out the hole very, very slightly with a drill bit, and it made all the difference in the world. Other beefs, as you pointed out, were some items not lining up perfectly, a few missing pre-drilled holes, and having to undo a couple of things that got in the way of a future step. I also didn't like that the screws would grab tight on some areas of the plastic but not in others. They would get snug but not tight (and they weren't stripped because I only hand tightened everything and was careful). But I got it all done solo in about 6 hours and it looks good. Except that the doors don't align by about 1/2". They do close with some manual finagling, and I can latch it properly. I'll tinker with that another day. Thanks again!
Thanks for sharing!