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Anyone purchase a garden shed from this company?

StarBright01 · 2019-01-17 20:20:18

Anyone purchase a garden shed off this company? Seems a lot cheaper than competitors? It does come flat packed but still a lot cheaper https://www.waltongardenproducts.ie/yardmaster-10-x-10-emerald-deluxe-apex-metal-garden-shed Anyone any experiences?

17-01-2019 8:20pm

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StarBright01

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Anyone purchase a garden shed off this company? Seems a lot cheaper than competitors?

It does come flat packed but still a lot cheaper

https://www.waltongardenproducts.ie/yardmaster-10-x-10-emerald-deluxe-apex-metal-garden-shed

Anyone any experiences?

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#2 17-01-2019 8:35pm

bluezulu49

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We put one in last summer. They are reasonably well constructed but very low at the eaves.

We placed ours on a one block high wall and replaced the sliding doors with conventional timber doors on a goal post type metal frame.

Panels are held together with self tapping screws. We replaced them with nuts and bolts.

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#3 17-01-2019 10:45pm

Flipperdipper

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I've seen one of those type of sheds, not saying it was the same company, where the metal panels were so thin you could have sliced them with a Stanley knife.

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