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- Fits Arrow and Storboss 4' by 10', 8' by 6' and 10' by 6' buildings (not compatible with buildings with swing doors)
- Made of durable HDG Steel
- Self squares your storage building prior to completing assembly
- Able to be finished with the flooring material of your choice; plywood, gravel or concrete
- Can be used as a form for pouring concrete
Description
Base Kit - 8 x 6, 10 x 6, and 4 x 10 ft. Sheds
Brand: Arrow
Color: Steel
Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 28 Pounds
Style: Self Squares
Brand: Arrow
Color: Steel
Material: Alloy Steel
Item Weight: 28 Pounds
Style: Self Squares
Base Material: Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel
Top Material Type: Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Door Style: swing doors
Assembly Required: Yes
Manufacturer: Arrow Shed LLC
UPC: 026862106988
Door Height: 67.81 Inches
Global Trade Identification Number: 88
Product Dimensions: 67.8 x 120.1 x 2 inches
Item Weight: 28 pounds
Item model number: FDN106
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I had trouble assembling this base frame but I received help from the manufacturer's customer service department and was able to complete the assembly. I gave it four stars because it is a good deal for the money. It certainly beats having to build your own base out of wood or pour your own cement slab for your storage shed. Here are some hints to assembling this thing: 1. There is one set of directions for a variety of frame sizes. The diagram provided is NOT proportional to the actual frame (at least not to my 8'x6' frame.) The joints where the segments meet are correct but the lengths of the segments are totally disproportional. The measurements provided on the diagram ARE correct. 2. The metal beams are called "channels" because they are "C" shaped. They are joined by nesting one "C" inside the other "C" and then bolting or screwing them together. Start by nesting the ends with about a three inch overlap, then slide them together the rest of the way. Nesting the channels is best done by placing the inner "C" at a right angle inside the outer "C" and then turn the inner "C" 90 degrees. See my diagram below. 3. The channels are predrilled with a whole heap of holes. The best way to tell which holes to line up to connect two channels is to use the measurement provided on the diagram. You will need a tape measure handy to measure the total length of each segment as you make it (a segment consists of two or more channels.) Keep sliding the channels of the segment together until you get two holes that match up and the total length is equal to the measurement provided on the diagram. 4. You can push the channels further together but you can't pull them further apart. If the segment becomes too short, you will have to take it apart and rejoin the channels. So, to avoid pushing them too far together, it is best to hold the segment on end and gently tap it on the ground until the holes line up. 5. Pay attention to the orientation of each bolt (or screw) in the diagram. Some segments are bolted on the sides of the channels. Others are bolted on the top. 6. Screw connections match up a small hole with a big hole. Bolt connections match up at two big holes. 7. Use a battery powered screw driver to save your elbow and hand since there are a lot of connections. Don't use a drill because it is too powerful and will over tighten your screws. 8. The most difficult joins are when you have to join three channels together at a T joint so they are nested three deep. You won't think it is possible but it does join with some force thanks to the malleability of the metal. Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2018 by Francine Long Francine Long
I assembled it myself. The instructions where good enough. In some places, where you have multiple metal pieces together, it as difficult to get holes to line up. I used a large pair of pliers to kind of squeeze them together (not too much tho). That helped a lot. I choose this as base because I did not want something permanent in the yard. Seems flimsy at first but surprisingly sturdy after assembled. I used it for the arrow 8x6 with an arrow anchor kit. I would buy it again if needed. I simply leveled a portion of yard with rake/shovel. Layed base down. Used a 4ft level to check, repeated until it was good. Then attached shed base, anchor kit, floor, rest of shed. (Per instructions) I assembled base in a few hours alone. Im not typically good at this kind of thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2021 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Garbage. We returned them. The instructions aren't clear and we would have had to drill all of the right holes to get it assembled. Not worth paying $100 each. We're creating our own 6x8 floor solution for that cost.
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021 by Black Moms Rock
Easy enough to assemble for the 4' x 10' shed once I figured out the instructions, but lots of wasted galvanized metal for this size since Shelterlogic (company behind Arrow sheds) aims to produce a kit which fits three very differently sized sheds. I would have preferred to purchase a base kit that was more specific to my shed size, and not essentially pay for wasted galvanized metal that I have to find a use for or figure out how to dispose of. As others have mentioned the instructions are fairly confusing and I almost made the wrong size by 2" because you really have to make sure you select the correct holes and that the assembled dimensions match the diagram - they also aren't clear about which holes to join together and you're forced to figure out this riddle on your own. Overall it's much more cheap and easy than figuring out how to build a foundation out of concrete or paving stones and then it functions as a floor base for plywood too, but whomever is writing the instructions could really try and make it easier to understand. If you think IKEA is challenging to figure out, this is approximately 2-3 times harder.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2020 by manbear
NONE OF THE PIECES FIT TOGETHER AS THEY SHOULD. I had a friend who worked with sheet metal to assemble the base and shed that would go on top, he complained bitterly that the pieces meant to slide into each other for the different configurations that the base was made for were not made so that they could slide together. The ONLY way he could use the base at all was to reshape and force the pieces together. The end result was everything they claimed but getting there would have been impossible without my friend's expertice.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2022 by AllanNKnox
Concept is good Don't waste your money the thickness on this metal is .020". I doubt that it would support the weight of the wall without bending
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2020 by Amazon Customer
Not very sturdy
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2019 by tiffany
Designed by a 3 year old with a blunt crayon who had no idea what a shed was when they started! Terrible "design" involves trying to force 3 equal size bits of metal inside one another. The basic laws of physics tells you this is not a good idea. Once you have mashed, bent and drilled some new holes to resemble the basic shape, the corner re enforcement bars don't even fit in the space allocated. Let's hope the shed is of better quality or my return box is going to be massive! Not worth $10, never mind $100.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2019 by darren wallace