Store It Out Premier XL Outdoor Garden Storage Shed, Grey and Black, 141 x 82 x 123.5 cm

hi this product came in a big heavy box and I took it all out the box and laid it all out on the floor, there was only me and nobody to help me put this together There is no written instructions there is just pictures which are pretty straightforward to understand Everything is labelled Bear in mind if you are not using shelves there will be lots of leftover bits so don’t worry. I use mine to put my two wheelie bins inside and it does a good job it is well built looks fantastic when built. yes it costs quite a bit of money But you do get what you pay for

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I recently purchased the Keter Store It Out Premier XL storage shed, and overall, I’m very pleased with its performance. Here’s a breakdown of my experience:Assembly was straightforward, though having two people definitely helps. The panels feel sturdy, and the shed is well-designed to withstand outdoor conditions. The grey and black color scheme looks sleek and blends well with the garden.At 141 x 82 x 123.5 cm, this shed is surprisingly spacious. It easily accommodates my garden tools, cushions, and even a couple of wheelie bins. The dual-door front opening and top lid access make loading and unloading items effortless.So far, it has held up well against rain and wind, keeping everything inside dry. The resin construction ensures no rusting, rotting, or peeling, which is a big plus compared to wooden alternatives.The piston-assisted lid is a great feature, making it easy to open and close. The ability to lock the unit adds extra security.If you need a durable, weatherproof, and spacious outdoor storage solution, the Keter Store It Out Premier XL is a fantastic choice. It’s well worth the investment, whether for garden tools, bins, or general outdoor storage.Pros:Easy to assemble with clear instructionsSpacious and well-designedWeather-resistant and maintenance-freeDual access (top and front) for convenienceLockable for added securityCons:Assembly is easier with two peopleBase could be a bit sturdier for heavier loads

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Bit of a pain to put together even with 2 of us building it. Instructions are spot on.Now it has rained can see it is very waterproof no leaks. Strong plastic materials. Light enough for 2 people to move its position when empty. Make sure it’s built on a flat and even surface for the easiest way to line up holes for the screws.Great value for money, paid at a lot lower price than the RRP.Would buy more of them if it was even cheaper. Big with loads of room for my junk.However £88 for someone to build it for you seems a lot, if it was a lot cheaper I would recommend getting this done.

Good quality storage box, reasonably straightforward to assemble and the only tools required are a soft mallet and an electric screwdriver, no need to drill pilot holes as the screws are sharp and self tapping.The instructions can be a little confusing at times and an assistant is required to hang the doors and fit the lid top.It took me around two hours to fully assemble.Overall I am pleased with the quality and it is very robust.

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I purchased 2 Keter Store It Out Premier XL Outdoor Garden Storage Sheds, having previously bought a similar storage shed and a full size shed (Keter Artisan 7ft x 7ft 2″) when living in Canada. As those coped admirably with Ontario weather ( -15 degree Winters and feet of snow as well as 90 degree Summers) Keter were my first choice when looking for outdoor storage in the UK. Prices in the UK are usually a bit higher than in N. America, but these were purchased on Amazon special offer, so were reasonable.The storage comes flat-pack and you build it yourself. I found the instructions to be well laid out and easy to follow – all the parts were there and bar some chipping to one fascia piece ( not visible when installed), in good condition. The only issue I have with the units is they can be bit frustrating to build because the various pieces, notably the corner panels, don’t always fit together easily, and this can make it hard to get parts to lock together. A particular issue with this model is the moulding that sits on top of the side panels to which the lid is attached – with both units the moulding cracked/split at the front corner when seating it over the side panel because the side panels could not be compressed sufficiently to fit the moulding easily over the top. While the units could still be built and appear to operate OK, this cracking does detract a bit from the overall satisfaction with the unit. In general though, with patience and careful manipulation (the unit is plastic, after all) things tend to eventually come together.Construction took a couple of hours. As others have noted, given that the unit is plastic you need to be careful when installing screws – either use hand tools or power tools with adjustable torque to prevent overtightening. The only tools I needed were electric screwdriver (with adjustable torque), 1 small hand screwdriver for a couple of small screws, and a rubber mallet for occasional minor percussive adjustments of panels. There are a number of points e.g. installing doors and lid, where it is a good idea to have two people involved, but one person can manage with care.In short: Instructions – simple; Tools required – minimal; Construction – best not to rush; Swearing – mild/medium; End result – largely happy.

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