Factor 6 x 6

This was exactly right for the space available - a nice looking, sturdy little shed. We knew what we were looking for because our neighbours had something similar. Amazon drivers who delivered and unwrapped it for us were excellent - cheerful, polite and happy to take it where needed. (Well worth the extra £5) It does come looking a bit like a giant Lego kit - with disability in the family, we needed help to assemble it, but our tradesman of choice managed to construct it in a single afternoon, having watched online videos. Great value for money. Do note that it will need a good, level base.

Review for the Keter 6x6 feet shed. Easy to build for two people, took about 3 hours all in all. Once built it is quite sturdy for being just platic pieces fitting together with minimal bolting. Fits at least 5 adult bicycles easily, don't have to be put diagonally. I have 2 and then a bunch of other things. Comes with a shelf. Power drill highly recommended as has about 20 screws to install upwards to secure the roof. Bolting to floor is optional and is the last step, but a level sturdy base is a must, as if it's uneven then the whole thing will be misaligned and doors may not shut properly. It does come with a shed fooor that sits on whatever floor your installing it and holds the walls in place, but it's just hard plastic. And not really to be placed on uneven grass or dirt. If sunny, keep the parts in the shade (box closed) while assembling or they'll probably get too hot to handle for assembling. It has rained heavily and even hailed this past week it's been up, and so far it has withstood it perfectly. Don't expect any issues through winter, but we shall see. Happy with the purchase as was quick to build, requires minimal maintenance, is sturdy enough and actually looks good. Update Nov 2021: year and a half in. No maintenance on it, has maintained really well. Walls bulge and warp outwards a little bit only if something on the inside is leaned onto it. They come back to normal once sorted. It locks well with a simple combination lock. No water ingress or ice damage, no mold or other damp damage. Really good and still holding well after a year and a half with nil maintenance. Quite happy!

Some of the parts are shockingly cheap when you first get them out, like the roof and sides, which are like thin sandwiched cardboard (but glossy, so waterproof). If you hold it up in the air with one hand the wind will pull it out of your hand and blow it down the road, as it weighs nothing. This was my first worry, until I spent all day assembling and found that the 2 metal bars which run inside these pieces along with the ridged grooves that they slot into give these enough strength not to be a concern. The corners are where the quality is: very solid and stable and able to hold the supplied shelves with lots of stuff on them. The floor is great quality and I did buy anchor bolts to secure it to a concrete base, however with all the stuff I've got in the shed these were not necessary. Assembly was a bit of a nightmare since I couldn't get round my shed (I measured it to fit in a space where I could only get to it from the front). It is possible with one person (and a ladder and some patience) but 2 people are definitely recommended and space round the sides is a must for securing the roof with screws. Luckily I had just enough space to squeeze my slim body through after wiggling the thing around to get to these screw holes. I didn't need to get behind it at all. The best thing about this shed is the light it lets in. It has a black roof, but the middle part is transparent and from the inside during the day it looks like it has a tube light which has been left on. It really is bright inside even with the door closed behind you, you can see what you're doing. It's quiet and sturdy, and I know this will not sweat in winter like my metal one. It's already been subjected to huge downpours and is bone dry inside. Above the door I thought should be a drip bar, as water can get in here, but at the bottom of the door is a drainage channel for it to not go in the shed itself, so it doesn't matter. In all, it's nice, but don't lean anything too heavy against the sides, lean it against the corners. I have lots of building sheet materials leaning against mine but have to have them at a steep angle so as not to warp the plastic out of shape.

I bought 6 ft x 6ft version of this Shed.. The manufacturer advises that 2 people build this shed. I would recommend that, if only for Heath and Safety, holding Panels in place, Ladders etc. Although i ended up building it myself I was let down by my son; in truth I did it with out too much difficulty. I found the instructions inside to be very clear, and concise, in English. I have lost count of the times i have bought something for home assembly, only to find photocopied Chinese instructions inside. And literally had to build it on what I think goes where etc. A tip, I always grab a few Cereal Bowls from the Kitchen cupboard for home assemblies, I put all the screws + Fittings in different bowls straight out of their little hermetically sealed plastic bags. Putting the parts i will need earliest near the front, parts i need last near the back .Never mix them up. Fail to prepare = prepare to fail. Never lob all screws in one Bowl, fatal mistake. They might look similar, they are not, and they have different threads/lengths for a different purpose As I said, assembly was very easy, because of the clear instructions.. The biggest challenge was slotting the roof sheeting in to place along the centre piece. Only because it was awkward sliding it fully in to place along the groove .I wouldn’t advise trying to knock it in to place. In the end I put the lip in to the beginning of the groove at the front of the shed, slid the sheeting along the groove, where by it was fully in place by the end, in truth it wasn’t too hard. I used an electric screw driver on the floor panels. I also tightened all the plastic Screws on the side Panels even further after assembly with a Pair of Pliers. Finger tight just didn’t feel safe enough to me. At first I was a bit annoyed, the Doors were sticking on opening, and shutting after assembly. Now it has stopped completely and the Door open and shut without problem. I put that down to the fact, these plastic Sheds are made in bulk, packaged for transit. Obviously the outer Plastic edges of the Doors have to adjust to their new permanent assembly position and the outside temperature. If you have this problem bare with the Shed, mine stopped sticking within a couple of weeks.. I am very happy with the Shed, it is water tight and well made. It will probably still be stood there long after I am gone. Although more expensive than a wood/tin shed .I reckon it will still look great in 2,3, tears time when a wood one is falling to bits rotten, and the Tin Shed would be swaying in the wind.

Was a bit doubtful of the plastic construction but decided to buy it on the back of the good reviews. It came all nicely packed in two boxes. The assembly instructions are very good and clear. material are plastic and initially do not look very strong but when is all assembled and "puzzled" together it becomes quite sturdy. It also looks nice (it passed the ultimate "wife" test). It took me a while to get the ground leveled but it was time well invested and the floor sit quite nicely and is not that strong, so if it lacks support or is uneven I would expect it to crack... so be aware. It is better to assembly with two people although it might be possible to be done with one... I did not try it and I would think some parts might be very tricky to put together single handed, mainly when slotting the side walls and the roof panels in place. Door are easy to put together and works nicely. It comes with the option of two small / 1 full length shelve but they look plastic and not very strong so I passed on them and will buy a heavy duty set of shelves. Also it does not have any obvious way to fix hooks or fixing in case you want to hand stuff like garden tools in order to save space. So overall very pleased with the buy and would recommend.

The shed is great. Both my sons started assembling it, but as one of the went to work, the other completed is ie erecting the rest of the sides roof using the instructions that came with it and relied heavily on YouTube. Admittedly, he would have struggled and be more frustrated if it weren’t for the video. The only very small thing is putting up the shelf as it doesn’t seem have a way of securing it in the middle as 1 long shelf as it cannot hold any weight (perhaps a pen or two) without slipping down at an angle, even the videos doesn’t not show how it is made sturdy, it just shows putting it in place. So would appreciate any ideas on securing it for proper light use. As a tip, based on my experience the roof MUST be screwed in place to the body of the shed using a power drill, and MUST be assembled in the order as instructed, if not, it will be difficult and time wasting to go back to start again. Assembly to my son about 5 hours to complete with time watching videos and following them. Lastly, the shed endured heavy rain with strong winds and survived with no water leakage. I’m happy with this purchase and sturdiness performance so far. I’m looking forward to many years together, with light maintenance wash with water if anything. Btw, I chose this Keter shed for its durability and low maintenance (if any) due to my limited mobility which would unable me to do the upkeep required for metal and wooden sheds. I hope my experience (lengthy description) will be useful to someone else.

After reviewing similar types of shed and the reviews for this one, I opted for the 6x6 version, the shed arrived early and was contacted prior to delivery which was helpful in clearing a space. The shed arrived in 2 very large flat pack boxes and everything was there with no damage to anything. I assembled the shed by myself and it took about 3 hours, the main part was relatively quick and a good hour was taken up by the various fixings to the door, handles etc and fitting window. I would suggested; Make sure you assemble on a flat surface, the interlocking sides won’t align as easily otherwise. Assemble as per the instructions ie start at the front corner and fit the sides all the way round to the other side (eg don’t be tempted to fit all the corners). Look at the various YouTube videos about assembling the shed, the Keter ones are good, albeit they are quite quick time but you can always watch again or slow them down, there are some which highlight what not to do (as mentioned fit sides out of order and try to ‘slot’ sides in from the top) I found the videos really helpful and sped up things once I got going. Small steps needed to fit the upper side and end bits, they need to locate evenly to get the securing pins in, the roof was quite easy to fit by myself so wasn’t a problem and was no heavy lifting at all. I used a drill with a screw driver attachment which sped things up. I moved the shed after it was assembled, 2 of us managed and used a rope under it and ‘shuffled’ it into place I wouldn’t push hard at the sides or try lifting by the roof as although it’s certainly sturdy enough for use if you pushed hard at the sides, especially mid sections, you could damage them. I found the 2 slots where the door locking mechanism were supposed to be inserted weren’t fully ‘punched through) but they pushed in no problem at all, again the video helped clarify where they went. Summary Delighted with the shed and since assembled there have been a couple of torrential downpours and no problems at all with leaks, assembled it myself with no real problems, doors a bit fiddly, moved it once assembled with 2 people and a rope, the shelves are really handy as the plastic sides not really suitable for attaching brackets for bought shelves, arrived early and well packaged.

0 star if I could. It was fine to build however many of the parts warped, which you don’t find out until you build the thing. Disappointed with amazons handling of this and also the build quality. Having to now take it apart to send back for a refund which is a joke trying to get it in the box. Not worth what I paid for it. Base was completely level and have a Lifetime shed next to it that is 5 years strong and weathered many storms. This can’t handle a bit of rain due to where it’s warped.

Wir haben das Gerätehaus vor ca. 2 1/2 Jahren gekauft. Der Versand lief damals reibungslos und die Verpackung war ebenfalls in Ordnung. Durch die Anleitung, lief der Aufbau gut und zügig und war auch mit zwei Personen gut zu meistern. Es steht seit dem aufgebaut, zum Teil geschützt, unter einem kleinen Vordach. Bisher hat es keinerlei Abnutzungsspuren und wir sind daher immer noch sehr zufrieden mit dieser Anschaffung. Wenn es sehr kalt wird, werden die Türen etwas schwergängig - was für uns jedoch kein negativer Kritikpunkt ist. So ist das eben bei dem Material.

Fue relativamente fácil armarlo entre 2 personas. Las piezas llegaron completas. Esperaba que el material fuera más grueso. Ojalá soporte el sol y la intemperie. En general , quedo satisfecha con el producto.

lo compre en oferta, 20%, con lo que se me hizo atractivo su relación precio valor, 2-3 hrs de armado, todo llegó bien y muy buen espacio de almacenaje

Ich hatte zu erst bedenken ein größeren Artikel zu bestellen, da ich um eine komplizierte Lieferung fürchtete. Hier wurde ich vollkommen eines besseren belehrt. Das Produkt wurde schnell geliefert und eine terminliche Abstimmung konnte erfolgen. Hierbei wurde das Gerätehaus im Transporter gesichert und von den Lieferanten sogar über den Bürgersteig hinaus sicher transportiert. Das Gerätehaus wird in zwei Kartons geliefert und waren unbeschädigt. Ein Aufbau war grundsätzlich einfach, doch nach meiner Ansicht nicht alleine zu bewältigen. Entgegen mancher vorherigen Rezessionen brauchte ich kein Schlüsselschrauben, da das Haus allein über ein Stecksystem befestigt wird und über "Proppen" Öffnungen verschlossen wurden.Durch das Stecksystem und das zeitgleiche halten/drücken von zwei Seiten waren weitere Hände zu empfehlen. Hierbei war die Anleitung ausreichend und die Teile gut auseinander zu halten. Grundsätzlich war das Haus schneller als erwartet montiert und auch nach den ersten Regenschauer das Dach dicht ohne Wassereinbruch im Haus zu haben. Da ich das Haus ohne Fundament gesetzt habe gab der Boden des Hauses etwas nach und wirkte instabil.Zu recht geschnittene OSB - Platten glichen dies aus, so dass ein fehlendes Fundament bisher nicht auffällt. Das Gerätehaus steht bereits seit mehreren Monaten und hält alles aus. Dazu ist es optisch auch sehr hübsch anzusehen durch die Farbe sowie das kleine Fenster. Durch das Kunststoff fällt auch eine künftige Behandlung, wie bei Holz, weg. Grundsätzlich bin ich vollkommen zu frieden. Das Haus ist von der größe für alltägliche Sachen auch vollkommend ausreichend. Abzüge gab es nur etwas bei dem Aufbau, da dies Seitenteile immer wieder auseinander sprangen wenn man wo anders mit der Montage beschäftigt war.

Ich habe nach einem Häuschen gesucht, das einen Boden hat und rasch aufbaubar ist. Für mich war auch wichtig, dass es wartungsfrei ist und recht günstig. So bin ich auf dieses Häuschen gestossen. Als alleinstehende Frau konnte ich das Haus fast vollständig selber in 3 Stunden aufbauen, allein beim Dach habe ich dann Hilfe gebraucht. Alles in allem stand das Haus nach 4,5 Stunden Bauzeit - das finde ist top! Das Häuschen steht bei mir direkt auf dem Rasen (ich hatte kein Zeit ein Fundament zu bauen oder Waschbetonplatten zu legen) und hat auch schon die ersten starken Regenfälle und Stürme hinter sich. Alles tip-top, das Häusschen steht und drinnen ist alles sauber. Für den Preis absolut empfehlenswert, wer aber etwas Hochwertiges sucht, sollte sich für eine andere Hütte entscheiden.