Spades, a step ladder and a hose end up leaning against the fence in the rain, and this lean-to shed gives them a dry corner of their own.
This is a compact metal garden shed that stands flat against a wall or fence and takes up 100 x 103cm of ground. It suits small gardens, patios and yards where a full-size shed will not fit.
The single door opens 63.5cm wide and 142cm high, so long-handled tools go straight in without tilting them. Galvanised steel panels shrug off rain and snow with no yearly painting, and the sloping roof runs water off the front edge. The panels bolt to a steel base frame, so the shed stays rigid once it is built.
Key Features
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Lean-To Design: Sits flush against a wall or fence to cut wind exposure and save space.
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Galvanised Steel Panels: Resist rust, rain and snow with no yearly painting or treating.
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Latching Door: Takes a standard padlock so tools stay secure when you are out.
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Sloping Roof: Runs rainwater off the front instead of letting it pool on top.
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Small Footprint: Needs only 100 x 103cm of ground, so tight gardens still fit one.
Specifications
| Brand: |
Outsunny |
| Material: |
Galvanised Steel |
| Colour: |
Grey |
| Nominal Size: |
3x3ft |
| External Dimensions: |
100 x 103 x 160cm (W x D x H) |
| Front Height: |
146cm |
| Internal Storage Space: |
83 x 86cm |
| Base Footprint: |
94 x 98cm |
| Door Opening: |
63.5cm wide x 142cm high |
| Roof Type: |
Lean-to |
| Assembly: |
Required. About 2 hours, 3 people recommended. |
| Care: |
Wipe down with a damp cloth |
FAQs
What size is this shed?
It measures 100cm wide, 103cm deep and 160cm high at the back, dropping to 146cm at the front. That is a nominal 3x3ft garden shed.
Can you walk inside it?
No. The internal space is 83 x 86cm, so you load it from the front rather than stepping in.
Does it come with a floor?
There is no floor panel. Stand it on a level, solid base such as paving, decking or concrete.
Is the door lockable?
The door closes with a metal latch that takes a standard padlock. You supply the padlock.
Order now to get your tools out of the rain and off the lawn.