7x4ft Metal Garden Shed with Apex Roof and Double Sliding Doors, Green by Outsunny

Garden tools stacked against the fence get wet, rusty and hard to find, and a shed you can put up in an afternoon puts a stop to that.

This is a 7x4ft galvanised steel garden shed from Outsunny in green with white trim. It gives you a dry, lockable home for spades, strimmers, bagged compost and the lawnmower.

The horizontal wall panels bolt together quickly, and seven internal support columns with crossbeams hold the frame square once it is up. Two doors slide sideways on a top track, so you can open the shed in a narrow side passage without swinging a door into the path. Four louvred vents keep air moving so damp does not settle on metal tools.

Key Features

• Double Sliding Doors: A 93 cm wide opening you can use with no clearance in front.
• Apex Roof: The 194 cm ridge lets rain and snow run straight off the panels.
• Padlock and Keys Supplied: The latch and padlock fit from new to secure your tools.
• Four Air Vents: Constant airflow cuts the condensation that would otherwise rust hand tools.
• Galvanised Steel Panels: Weather-resistant shell rated for a 30 kg per square metre snow load.

Specifications

What's Included

• 1 x 7x4ft metal garden shed
• 1 x Padlock with keys
• 1 x Pair of protective gloves
• 1 x Instruction manual

FAQs

Does this shed come with a floor?
No. It has an open steel base frame, so you need a level, solid base underneath such as concrete, paving slabs or a timber platform. Allow 207 x 114 cm for the footprint.

How much room do I need in front to open the doors?
The doors slide sideways on a top track instead of swinging out, so you only need standing room. The opening is 93 cm wide and 158 cm high.

How tall is it?
It stands 194 cm to the roof ridge and 166 cm at the eaves, measured outside. The overall footprint is 213 cm wide by 120 cm deep.

How long does it take to build?
Around 3 hours with 2 or 3 people. The horizontal panels cut the part count, and protective gloves are supplied.

Order now to get your tools under cover and out of the rain before the weather turns.