StoreMate 6 x 6 PLUS

Strong & sturdy. You need two people to assemble it but there were no issues. My elderly father replaced it from his old wooden one, very happy with it. It looks good. If there is one thing to be careful about it’s the small latch to keep the doors closed, it’s a bit thin & fragile. The grooved floor is handy for standing your tools too as they don’t slip over.

We bought this shed when it was on offer. It takes 2 people to put this up and it needs to go up in one day as it is only sturdy when all the sides and strength supports are put in . Make sure the location holes are lined up then it will be quite easy.

The shed is ok. However the instructions are at time difficult to work even though I had the help of 2 friends. The framework if not arranged correctly first time round, you found yourself undoing the frame to sort the problem. The floor is very flimsy so you need to make stronger. I used the old flooring from my old shed cut and put on top. It is best to have a power screw driver as well as hand screw driver as the amount of screws was endless. The shed feels flimsy but stiffen’s up when you add the support structure all be it you need loads of hand’s to help. Would I buy this type of shed again “NO”

Badly designed and make from the kind of plastic you normally find in a box of chocolates. The assembly instructions come to you in English via Martian. First the roof blew off as it's only held on by badly fitting plastic studs, then one of the walls fell down . Hasn't even made it through a year and couldn't stand up to a mild breeze. Wish it was possible to give a product negative stars Update 2024: Despite many repairs, fell down again in a mild winter storm. Getting silly now. Unfit for purpose and not of merchantable quality. Avoid like the plague. Seriously considering lawyering up as the biggest wast of money ever. Total ripoff. Do not buy ever

I admit we had professional to put together... Great size good quality. Looks just like pictute. Very happy good value for money

I have built 3 sheds recently, one lifetime, one Keter and this Duramax which is by far the least sturdy. There are 4 very thin roof sheets which i recommend siliconing in position as well as the many locking pegs. Its quite disconcerting having so many holes in the roof. time will tell if they remain water tight. Build is fairly straightforward providing you follow the instructions but will definitely require 2 persons, one to hold the panels in position whilst more are added. Once the walls are built its a one man job to fit the roof. I would also recommend building the gable roof trusses (lots of small components) before the walls as you will need someone to hold them in position whilst this is done. Once constructed, the shed moves laterally at the top causing the doors to move up and down, this can be reduced a little by securing the left hand door at the top with a self tapping screw through the frame, unless you routinely require both doors to open. 1 plus is that you get 1 or 2 extra screws and plugs which is just as well as these do tend to shear in places. I bought this shed for a reduced price of £350 so i've given 3 stars, it would be 2 if i paid full price. If you want a sturdy 6x6 plastic shed with just 1 door i would thoroughly recommend the Keter pent option. lifetime sheds are a cut above and priced accordingly. 2 stars for sturdiness. fingers crossed!

Took a while to decipher some of the instructions - not helped by the fact that I was assembling this in fading light, as it took longer than i expected. But, once assembled, the shed is sturdy, looks good and no issues - after 2 months of use. PS. I agree with some of the comments about the flooring being a bit 'lightweight'. The shed requires a stable/flat base - ideally paving slabs. I used some spare (thick) rubber matting instead.

Absolutely excellent Looks great, good size. No damp and secure

Arrivata secondo i tempi previsti e imballata discretamente bene. Il montaggio non è nulla di impossibile, sono riuscito da solo in circa 4 ore e con l'ausilio di alcuni puntelli artigianali. La struttura completa risulta solida e credo che avrà anche una buona durata nel tempo sperando sempre che non si cuocia al solo come di solito avviene per gli oggetti/arredamenti da giardino. L'impressione nel complesso non è male, ma quello che sono certo sia esagerato è il prezzo. E' vero che oggi tutto costa tanto e vale poco, ma per la tipologia di materiali di cui è composta questa casetta ritengo che il prezzo sia davvero eccessivo. Se costasse 300/350 euro avrei messo 5 stelle perché quelle le vale tutte, ma quasi 600 proprio no mi spiace. Se potete valutate alternative di altro tipo (muratura ecc), sicuramente vi troverete con un prodotto più solido e spenderete molto meno