10x16 FT Metal Shed Heavy-Duty | Military-Grade 20-Gauge Reinforced Frame with Powder Coating | 50 PSF Snow Load & 120 MPH Wind Rated | Garden Tool/Bike Skylight Large Building
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Style: 10x16′
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- Militay-Grade "Fortress" Build: Built for extremes. Features an ultra-thick 20-gauge structural support framesignificantly stronger than any standard competitorsand 30-gauge panels. Rated for 50 PSF Snow Load and 120+ MPH Winds (when anchored)
- Ultimate Rust Protection & Durability: Multi-layer powder coating frame provides an impenetrable shield against salt spray, acid rain, and scratches, extending the rust-free life of your shed to 5-10 years--significantly durable than any standard competitors
- Daylight Delight Skylights: Eliminate dark corners. Two extra crystal-clear polycarbonate roof panels flood the interior with natural light, creating a bright, workshop-ready environment without needing electricity
- Superior Ventilation & Visibility: Breathe easy. Dual integrated vents actively reduce heat and moisture buildup, while shatter-resistant acrylic windows offer better durability and clarity than standard plastic
- Secure Access & Reliable Support: Wide, lockable double doors Fit riding mowers easily. Fits Most Push Mowers, Standard Grills and Medium-Sized Outdoor Equipment
- Team Assembly & 3-Box Delivery: Designed for a team DIY project (3-4 adults and 5-8 hours recommended)(Manual and step by step video). Ships in 3 separate heavy boxes that may arrive on different days (24hurs support for damage part replacements)
- DOUBLE READ BEFORE BUYING. To achieve 120 MPH wind resistance, this shed must be permanently anchored. Use included bolts for Concrete, deck screws for Decks, or 30-36" auger anchors (Not included) for Soft Ground. Failure to properly secure the unit to a solid base may lead to storm damage
Brand: WACASA
Color: Midnight Blue
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 192"D x 84"W x 120.02"H
Item Weight: 360 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 192"D x 84"W x 120.02"H
Item Weight: 360 Pounds
Door Width: 4.61 Feet
Door Height: 5.7 Feet
Color: Midnight Blue
Style Name: 10x16′
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Required Assembly: Yes
Material Type: Metal
Top Material Type: Metal
Brand Name: WACASA
Manufacturer: WACASA
Manufacturer Part Number: Y8L042-1016-BW
Model Number: Y8L042-1016-BW
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Over all, once the frame is all together the shed get very sturdy. The frame is thick and heavy. The walls connect to the bottom frame, a center frame and a top frame. So you have 3 structure supports for the walls. Then the main frame locks this all in. Instructions are decent. Not the best, but there is a video right here in the advertisement, that will basically make the instructions very simple. Just make sure you are level. Do NOT bolt the frame down until your done. If the holes don't line up, you just need to move a corner a little. Took 3 of us about 2 days. (Day 1: walls and frame and door frame.. Day 2 is roof, windows and doors) I still have to put the roof and doors on. Running out of daylight now, but we did check and all the holes line up. I will have an updated image when it's complete. But so far, very happy with it. I put mine on 4x6 Pressure wood. Added some netting stuff and poured rock for the inside. (Shed is not sitting on rock). Once this is completed, I will level the rock out and use that rock glue. See how that works. Update. Roof and doors are on. No issues with the roof either. Had 2 small leaks with heavy rain. Ran a little calking on that area 2 - 2" beads and no leaks now.
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This is an awesome metal shed! It is made very well. The plastic comes off fairly easily if you use a heat gun. My husband put it together with another guy at first, and then by himself after that. He was impressed with the instructions and how everything was lining up. He had some issues lining things up on the roof, so he drilled some of his own holes. He said he would definitely recommend this shed. The base was easy to assemble and added strength to the whole thing. I chose it for the strong roof and 7' high ceiling. It looks modern, clean, and has plenty of room!
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I bought this shed to live in. 1 piece was dented and when assembled onto a deck, it had 5 big leaks. I have taped then sprayfoamed it at every possible place it would leak and it does not leak now.
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Most pieces were dented even though the boxes weren’t dented. Holes did not line up and very poor instructions
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Very nice shed. Just a few problems. 1) screws some times strip out metal making them not able to secure properly. I think throughout the build I probably have about 15 stripped screws I guess you could always drill it out and use a rivet or using a wider screw or find another solution to secure the panels when a screw strips out. 2) seems there were a few screws missing. I dropped 3 or 4 and couldn't find them but I came up short by about 16 screws. I guess it is possible I dropped more than I thought but don't think so. Instructions did seem to have some typos and on one occasion I think it didn't mention which fastener to use. 3) the instructions don't tell you not to put all the roof panels on before starting the trim. The roof trim at the peak required me to pull off four panels after having finished the roof to install it and install the trim as I put back the 4our panels one by ones. The video provided by the company in the add shows them installing the peak roof trip as part of installing the roof, not after. This is the way it should be done and not how it shows in the manual. 4) the add should show some minor dents in the pictures as I don't see anyone completing this without putting in a few small dents in a few panels due to the thinness of the panels. I don't worry about the thin panels too much though and I think this is a good trade off because if you are lifting the panels, it is nice that they don't weigh much, after the shed is put together, you can probably still dent it but I don't think it will be that common. As other people said, having a level base and squaring it will make the holes line up better. Due to the shape of the panels, there are a lot of gaps to let air in. If you don't mind bugs flying in the airflow is good as I would think it would prevent condensation. But I plan on sealing them. I'd give it a 5/5 if it weren't for the issues mentioned. Overall I'm please with it and it is pretty solid once built. I put this together by myself with the exception of the initial four corners because the initial panels were flopping down and I need someone to hold it while I installed the second panel on each corner. After that it was pretty much free standing.
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Good shred no complaints
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This was a fun build. I used my own hardware. Everything held together by nuts and bolts and panels sealed on overlap with construction adhesive. I overbuilt this thing a lil bit but it's solid.
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