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Fun
15 September 2009
By
Hairbear
from Derbyshire
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4
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"Have a good clear day, invite some friends round and build yourself this metal shed. It is just like a jigsaw, you do it wrong a few times but you get there in the end. We really enjoyed building it., well we lads did, the girls just read the instuctions and told us we were wrong...But as i say give yourself a full day."
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Apex Metal Shed 6x4ft.
15 September 2009
By
Sam
from Yorkshire
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4
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"The instruction manual is lacking quite considerably considering how many parts there are to fit. Took many hours to put up.
Once up it is very good and good quality just a shame the instructions couldn't be any better"
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Value for money
02 September 2009
By
Steve
from UK
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4
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"Very good product,
But was not easy to put together,
If you are not good at DIY this is not the shed for you.
You have to lay a very solid base."
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Meccano, but not as I remember it
30 August 2009
By
Despicable
from Wiltshire
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4
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"Arrived on time in one long flat cardboard box. Felt the instructions were only an estimate as to how to assemble the shed.
Having a minus rating when it comes to engineering and DIY skills I managed it in about one and a half days. After a couple of days of high winds and rain the shed is still in situ and appears to be watertight.
It is quite light: while unanchored I managed to lift and move it away from its plinth by going inside it and lifting the shed by the centre beam and walking it around the garden. The panels are very thin, probably made from old British Leyland body panels, so constructing it in anything over a breeze will cause problems.
It looks okay and wife approves (it was her idea so there may be bias here). Buy one again? I don't regret buying this one, but hope I don't have to go through assembling another."
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