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I need a new one. My rusty, 20 year old metal shed collapsed under the weight of the snow this winter. Anyone have any opinions on wood versus metal versus plastic sheds? Thanks.
I need a new one. My rusty, 20 year old metal shed collapsed under the weight of the snow this winter. Anyone have any opinions on wood versus metal versus plastic sheds? Thanks.
Are you storing any chemicals or gas for a lawnmower? If so, avoid the plastic ones. Many locations specify in town codes they may not be used for this.
Personally, I would go with a wood one on a concrete pad
Wood. I bought a plastic one a month ago, spent a day leveling a spot and putting it up and hated it. Since the handle was only on one door I had a heck of a time getting it to line up with the latch on ther other door to close. The door without the handle kept falling off when I tried to close it. Spent more time taking it down and returning it for a refund.
Anyone have any experience with Keter's newest shed?
I have an older model, but am thinking that it's about time for an upgrade. It looks damn nice!
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Last edited by Rance; 12-16-2014 at 11:27 PM..
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