| Brand | Rubbermaid |
|---|---|
| Color | Tan/White |
| Material | Plastic |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
| Style | 7x3.5 Shed |
| Base Material | Resin |
| Top Material Type | Plastic |
| Ultraviolet Light Protection | UV Protection |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Manufacturer | Rubbermaid |
| Part Number | 1862705 |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 87.2 x 46 x 17.8 inches |
| Item model number | 1862705 |
| Size | 7'x3.5' |
| Pattern | Storage Shed |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Rubbermaid Outdoor Shed
Easy to assemble and provides ample storage space without taking up a lot of room. Its sturdy, double-walled construction provides extra protection for items stored inside. Durable, all weather resin ensures no rot, no rust, no problems.
- Durable: leak-resistant, dent-resistant, weather-resistant
- Heavy duty, impact resistant floor included
- Lockable doors - Secure your belongings
- Review state and local building codes prior to assembly
- Wide, double door entry
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Rubbermaid is a leader in innovative solutions that help simplify life, and is committed to delivering long-lasting, durable products.
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This Item  Rubbermaid Resin Weather Resistant Outdoor Storage Shed, 7 x 3.5 ft., Maple/Sandstone, for Garden/Backyard/Home/Pool |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $948.70 | -14% $960.48 List: $1,119.00 | -10% $1,180.43 Typical: $1,311.59 | -9% $684.06 List: $750.00 | $889.45 | $490.03 |
| Delivery | Get it May 9 - 14 | — | — | — | Get it May 9 - 14 | — |
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| Sold By | Autoplicity ✅ | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Autoplicity ✅ | Amazon.com |
| material | Plastic | Metal | HDPE plastic, Metal | Plastic, Metal, Resin, Wood | Plastic | Resin |
| weight | 0.01 ounces | 361 pounds | 263.5 pounds | 155 pounds | 195 pounds | 120 pounds |
| style | 7x3.5 Shed | Standard | Modern | 5'x4' | 5'x6' | 5'x2' |
| water resistance | — | — | waterproof | water resistant | water resistant | — |
| top material | Plastic | Maple,Resin | Aluminum,Hdpe,Resin | Resin | Resin | Resin |
| door style | — | wood | French Doors | wood | wood | lock |
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Its good quality and easy assembly as advertised BUT read below - Do the same for others!
As others have attested, you need a level and firm base. I purchased (4) 2' x 2', and 2 1' x 1' flat bricks at Home Depot and then laid them on (6) bags of pea gravel that I smoothly leveled using a steel garden rake AFTER first leveling the ground with a flat-headed shovel to minimize (not entirely eliminate) the grade next to the side of our house. I then layed out the bricks to allow about two inches all the way around the pad. Finally, I used (2) more bags of pea gravel (I purchased a total of 8 bags) to fill in the roughly 1"-2" gaps between the bricks just to keep yard mice or bugs from taking up home between the cracks under the shed. It is dark/late in the evening as I write this, but otherwise I would have taken a photo. It is a near-perfect and cheaper alternative to having a cement pad poured which I learned from doing this with a smaller shed 10 years ago and has remained perfectly stable. But, you NEED to use a long, straight board and a level to make sure that you laid the bricks level from each corner. Because, I tried to eye ball it, when I assembled the shed one of the doors didn't easily shut - so, I had to slide (quite easy by myself) the assembled shed back onto the grass and properly level the large paver bricks. Problem solved. I also bought/used (1) tube of 100% clear silicone caulk to seal the small gaps (especially in the 4 corners) so that bugs/worms don't get any ideas about entering through the small gaps. If you use a caulk gun you only need 1 tube, but if you buy the regular silicone caulk tubes you'll need 2 tubes.Also, the last page of the instructions reference the option of adding an attic storage loft. Do it. I measured the ceiling area and bought the cheapest 1/2" board available (pressed from recycled wood chips) and sawed it to slide/fit on the ceiling rail designed for it. Leave enough opening to slide stuff in and out, but we store all of our lawn chair bags and other stuff up there. You're cheating yourself for that additional storage space if you don't use it. (I screwed the board through the plastic shelf with a single screw just to keep it from sliding around while storing stuff. Finally, the kit includes the hardware to buy/add shelves. I might add a short shelf next Summer. Good luck with your own new Rubbermaid shed project!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022
Also, the last page of the instructions reference the option of adding an attic storage loft. Do it. I measured the ceiling area and bought the cheapest 1/2" board available (pressed from recycled wood chips) and sawed it to slide/fit on the ceiling rail designed for it. Leave enough opening to slide stuff in and out, but we store all of our lawn chair bags and other stuff up there. You're cheating yourself for that additional storage space if you don't use it. (I screwed the board through the plastic shelf with a single screw just to keep it from sliding around while storing stuff. Finally, the kit includes the hardware to buy/add shelves. I might add a short shelf next Summer. Good luck with your own new Rubbermaid shed project!
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Its good quality and easy assembly as advertised BUT read below - Do the same for others!
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022
As others have attested, you need a level and firm base. I purchased (4) 2' x 2', and 2 1' x 1' flat bricks at Home Depot and then laid them on (6) bags of pea gravel that I smoothly leveled using a steel garden rake AFTER first leveling the ground with a flat-headed shovel to minimize (not entirely eliminate) the grade next to the side of our house. I then layed out the bricks to allow about two inches all the way around the pad. Finally, I used (2) more bags of pea gravel (I purchased a total of 8 bags) to fill in the roughly 1"-2" gaps between the bricks just to keep yard mice or bugs from taking up home between the cracks under the shed. It is dark/late in the evening as I write this, but otherwise I would have taken a photo. It is a near-perfect and cheaper alternative to having a cement pad poured which I learned from doing this with a smaller shed 10 years ago and has remained perfectly stable. But, you NEED to use a long, straight board and a level to make sure that you laid the bricks level from each corner. Because, I tried to eye ball it, when I assembled the shed one of the doors didn't easily shut - so, I had to slide (quite easy by myself) the assembled shed back onto the grass and properly level the large paver bricks. Problem solved. I also bought/used (1) tube of 100% clear silicone caulk to seal the small gaps (especially in the 4 corners) so that bugs/worms don't get any ideas about entering through the small gaps. If you use a caulk gun you only need 1 tube, but if you buy the regular silicone caulk tubes you'll need 2 tubes.Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2022
Also, the last page of the instructions reference the option of adding an attic storage loft. Do it. I measured the ceiling area and bought the cheapest 1/2" board available (pressed from recycled wood chips) and sawed it to slide/fit on the ceiling rail designed for it. Leave enough opening to slide stuff in and out, but we store all of our lawn chair bags and other stuff up there. You're cheating yourself for that additional storage space if you don't use it. (I screwed the board through the plastic shelf with a single screw just to keep it from sliding around while storing stuff. Finally, the kit includes the hardware to buy/add shelves. I might add a short shelf next Summer. Good luck with your own new Rubbermaid shed project!
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