Product Description
SY65 Features: -Can be built in 2 to 3 hours.-Swing-open door for increased storage capacity.-Door hasp is pad-lockable.-Easy to install.-Force of 1500 lbs. required to remove anchors from ground Floor Frame Kit for Sentry Sheds.-Assembles in minutes.-Keeps stored items off the ground.-Strong hot-dipped galvanized steel.-Easy to install.-Lag bolts building directly into concrete slab.-Made of heavy duty galvanized steel for durability.-Perfect for all Arrow buildings, garages, basements or workshops.-Shelving material not included.-Increase roof strength by 50pct for heavy snow accumulation.-Easy to install.-Fits most new or existing Arrow buildings.-Please specify size.-Great for anchoring small and slope roof buildings.-Fits steel buildings up to 10x13 ft..-Ground Anchors or Concrete Anchors are also recommended. Includes: -Auger Kit: Includes four 30'' heavy duty steel augers, 60' of aircraft strength cable, and 4 cable clamps.-Concrete Kit: Includes four steel corner gussets and perimeter clips.-Includes 4 corkscrew type anchors, 4 corner gussets and 4 locking washers.. Color/Finish: -Eggshell finish with taupe trim.-Perfect for plywood floor finish.-Finishing material not included Anchor Kit - Concrete. Assembly Instructions: -Faster Assembly using new Rigid Lock Joint technology. Dimensions: -Each kit contains 4 shelf brackets (8 1/2'' L), 2 pair of telescoping wall braces, complete hardware, and instructions.-Makes it easy to build 8'' or 12'' wide shelves in any length.-6'H x 6'W x 5'D.
| List Price: | $559.03 |
| Price: | $351.84 |
| as of Tue, 05 Mar 2013 08:31:43 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #311914 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Arrow
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 71.00" h x 72.00" w x 54.00" l,
Features
- Sold Individually
Customer Reviews
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Samuel Clemens
First of all, it's listed as a 6' x 5', but the foundation they recommend is 3 1/2" shy of this in width and depth. The actual shed is about 2" less than the foundation in both directions, so that's misleading. Secondly, make sure you understand that the shed comes with no floor. You can either pore a slab of concrete or build one out of wood, which is what I did. The wall panels are kind of flimsy, but when you put it all together, the frame part is pretty sturdy. Beware of when it rains though, water will leak inside onto the floor. The metal frame just sits on the foundations (with screws), so it's not leak proof on the bottom and the drainage holes don't work that well. After caulking all around the base, inside and out, it seems to be much drier. All in all, it's been a lot of work for a somewhat satisfactory result. I don't know who can assemble this thing in 1 to 3 hours, I'm considered fairly handy and it took me a LOT longer that that. I did do it by myself though, and they recommend 2 people on certain pages of the manual. Leveling the ground, and then buying and building the floor/foundation was about half the job itself. The price was right, but the product was more work than I anticipated.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By M. A. Seigenthaler
It is just fine for keeping stuff dry. For that I give it two stars. But that's the only good thing I have to say. This thing is absolutely worthless for security. I had it only a few months and someone simply pried the door and absconded with my Ryobi weed whacker. I didn't expect Fort Knox for $300, but I also didn't expect that someone could pry the door out and get stuff out without even breaking the lock.
It is also complicated to put together. The directions are confusing, even for people who are good at assembling things. It took three of us all afternoon and we still didn't get it right.
For $300, it's not worth it. You get what you pay for, and sometimes not even that!
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