Arrow Newport 10 ft. W x 8 ft. D 2-Tone Eggshell and Coffee
The large 444 cu. ft. storage capacity of the Arrow Newport 10 ft. x 8 ft. Metal Shed accommodates lots of lawn and garden tools and equipment. It helps you safely store seasonal items when not in use. Includes lockable sliding door that helps keep your stored belongings safe. The shed's doors have a tall walk-in style for convenient access. Features a stylish gable design for your storage needs Electro galvanized steel for corrosion resistance Appealing two tone aesthetics in Eggshell and Coffee Durable galvanized steel construction withstands heavy winds and snow loads for long-lasting use 444 cu. ft. storage capacity provides space to stow your gardening tools and yard equipment when not in use Some assembly required Dimensions: 10 ft. x 8 ft. Pitched roof helps rain and melting snow fall to the ground to help prevent standing water and leaks 6.4 ft. interior peak height provides ample headroom and space for standing tools such as rakes and ladders Wide-opening doors provide 55-1/2 in. width to accommodate tractor mowers and other large equipment Doors are lockable for increased security Brown roof and door trim with white siding and doors 2 doors give you easy access to your stored items Click to find out more about buying outdoor storage sheds Door lock enhances the safety of your stored items White and brown colors complement your landscape Arrow, Newport 8 ft. x 10 ft. Steel Shed, NP10867 Use this Arrow Newport Steel Shed to safely store seasonal items when not in use. Comes with lockable door and gate latch.
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MarkJ80
5 months ago
Never, EVER Buy an Arrow Shed: A Comedy of Regret Thinking of buying an Arrow shed? Stop. Flee. Yeet your wallet into the void. These sheds are the DIY equivalent of wrestling a greased pig in a pit of despair. The box arrives looking like a hyperactive squirrel packed it, stuffed with a million identical “A-37” parts and a manual written in riddles that make IKEA look like a pop-up book. The “steel” is tinfoil with a vendetta, sharp enough to shred your hopes. Pre-drilled holes? Drilled by a blindfolded drunk. Screws strip faster than a bad comedian bombing onstage, and aligning panels is like solving a Rubik’s Cube on a unicycle. Four hours in, you’re sweating, cursing, and googling “how to fake your own death.”If you somehow finish, the shed sways like a tipsy flamingo, will probably leak like a broken faucet, and rust before you can scream, “Why didn’t I just get a storage unit?” Save your soul and maybe juggle flaming torches while walking across the carpet scattered with Lego, You’ll have more fun and fewer scars (internally)
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