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Keter Manor 6x8 Foot All Weather Garden Tool Outdoor Storage Shed with Lockable Double Doors, Fixed Window and Wood-Look Resin Walls, Grey

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Features

  • Versatile Outdoor Shed: Built with wood-like walls with a gable roof shape, this shed is versatile for storing garden tools, outdoor equipment, patio furniture, and more
  • Storage Capacity: Designed to be assembled with usual household tools, assembly instructions and part list are listed in the user manual; Exterior measures 73.1"W x 89.4"H x 93.2"D and internal measures 66.5"W x 86.5"H x 87.4"D; Floor panel: 87.4"L x 66.5"W
  • Bright and Ventilated: The fixed window and skylight allow natural light to flood in while the vent provides excellent airflow, combined with an 8-foot-high ceiling for comfortable movement inside the shed
  • Easy and Maintenance-Free: Double-wall construction enhances durability, providing a shed that requires no varnish or paint; Resists warping, denting, rust, rot, and peeling, ensuring longevity
  • Made For Your Life: For over 75 years, Keter has invented, created, designed, and built products inspired by how people live to make their day-to-day lives better. Innovation has been at the heart of our success, enabling us to design lifestyle solutions for in and around the home in ways only WE can.

Description

Lawnmower, garden tools, extra hoses, fertilizer bags and those leftover bricks from your patio project... what do all these items have in common? They're all cluttering up your basement or your garage, and you're tired of dragging them out into the yard every time you need to use them. The solution to your problem just might be the Manor 4 x 6 outdoor storage shed from Keter. This sturdy shed won't ever rot, peel or dent, unlike its wooden and metal competitors. Furthermore, the double door at the front of the shed makes it easy to get big items in and out of without strain or hassle. ​ ​ Key Features:​ • External dimensions: 51.2 in. W x 75.6 in. D x 78 in. H​ • Internal dimensions: 43.7 in. W x 69.7 in. D x 74.8 in. H​ • Storage capacity: 131.8 cu. ft.​ • Floor Weight Capacity: 30 PSF​ • Roof Weight Capacity: 15 PSF​ • Stylish wood-like texture will complement any home​ • Double wall extruded panels​ • Fixed window to let in natural light​ • Vented for air circulation​ • Lockable latch (lock not included)​ • Sturdy floor panel ​ • Weather-resistant, waterproof and UV protected​ • Will not peel, rot or rust​ • Never needs painting​ • Made from polypropylene resin plastic & steel reinforcement to ensure its durability

Brand: Keter


Color: Grey & White


Material: Resin


Product Dimensions: 73.1"D x 89.4"W x 93.2"H


Item Weight: 157.7 pounds


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 73.1"D x 89.4"W x 93.2"H


Item Weight: 157.7 pounds


Floor Area: 5805.3 square_inches


Door Width: 50.8 centimeters


Door Height: 89.4 inches


Chamber Depth: 73.1 inches


Color: Grey & White


Style Name: Storage Shed Kit


Door Style: Dutch Doors


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Material Type: Resin


Base Material: Alloy Steel


Top Material Type: Resin


Frame Material: Resin


Brand Name: Keter


Manufacturer: Keter


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 5 year warranty against manufactures defects, does not cover acts of nature.


UPC: 731161035692


Global Trade Identification Number: 92


Item Type Name: Bike Accessories, Beach Chairs and Lawn Mower


Model Number: Manor 6x8 Resin Outdoor Storage


Manufacturer Part Number: 213413


Unit Count: 1 Count


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • the shed is a bit smaller than 6' x 8'
Size: 6x8
the seller was very easy to work with! The shed is 4" smaller on each side than 6' x 8'. Putting it together took an entire day. One person did it and a second person to jump in when needed. The instructions were clear. You will want to level your floor before you build the shed on in. the corrugated flooring it comes with is pretty weak. I used plywood under and inside the shed itself to help dispurse weight. Also, it will not be spider proofed. great for yard tools, but I use for entertainment equipment so will have to spray with anti bugs often. hasn't rained yet to test water proof. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2023 by A. Griffin

  • Its cheap and not worth putting together.
Size: 6x8
This shed looks beautiful but its so cheap and flimsy. I wanted to put my hens in it but it is not safe for them. Anything can get in there. Its like plastic cardboard. I cannot believe it cost $899. Its worth maybe $200. My son in law came to help us finish putting it together. He said this is going to blow away with the next wind. I want to return it but now its put together I dont know if I can. Its cheap and flimsy. Its not what I wxpected at all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2019 by GeorginaMiller

  • Should be a little cheaper, but still worth it
Size: 6x8
So I've had this shed for a little over a month now and I've seen I finally feel comfortable writing up a review on it. I make puppets (yes, seriously) and bought this to have a place to store my various parts, such as eyes, clothes, noses, accessories, etc., as well as some other side project things that take up a lot of room. I needed something roomy which is why I bought the large unit with two doors. Putting it together wasn't too bad. It took about six hours or so total over a couple of days and I was able to put it all together by myself with the exception of the roof. I'm telling you now, you WILL need at least one other person for it. It's so easy with help (it falls into place) but just trying to get it high enough on your own was not doable. The instructions walk you through step-by-step which is great because I'm an idiot when it comes to these kind of things. It initially took me a second to realize how to start but once I got going it was a breeze. The box, however, was missing certain screws completely which were needed for certain steps. Other screws were plentiful with extras while the ones in short supply (which happened to keep getting lost on the ground) had about the EXACT amount, which wasn't so great. On the missing screws fortunately I was able to use some of the other extras or the part really didn't need it at all, but I consider myself lucky. It's made of corrugated plastic which is super easy to poke holes in, as I learned when my power drill slipped a time or two. For $600+ dollars this seems overpriced. $400 maybe, but at $600 I'd expect it to be made of tougher stuff. This also leads into the next problem... ...it arrived damage. Like about half the reviews I've read here mine arrived with damage. It looks like the box hit something and it ripped the wall and another piece, and because it was corrugated plastic it doesn't look like it took much. It was bad enough I could have returned it but after waiting a week or two for it and having it already strewn across the yard that wasn't happening. So I grabbed some duct tape and did my best to repair. The issue I ran across is that the walls slide into these divider-like pieces that become the frame. With the damage it did NOT want to slide in at all. After a LOT of work I eventually managed to get it. So if you buy this figure you have a 50/50 shot something might be damaged. The floor is also the same kind of plastic and when you step on it it feels like you're going poke holes in it. The booklet tells you to put down a base but I ain't got time for that, so mine is straight on the ground. Plus a concrete base would not have changed the fact you are STEPPING ON CORRUGATED PLASTIC. It just felt like it would inevitably break. So the solution I came up with was to head to the big box hardware store and get a sheet of wood cut down. I laid that down as a floor on the inside (not underneath) and it feels great! It's nice and solid and I'm glad I did it. It also helps support the shelving units I put in there which likely would have poked holes right through that plastic. Now, having said all of those bad things, let me tell you I love the thing. When you first start you won't think it can possibly be sturdy but it absolutely is; when it's put together that sucker is strong. I have to give the bottom of the doors a small kick to get them to go all the way in (probably because of the wood board inside) but that's not a big deal. I've got it set up with two sets of deep shelving and I'm using Command hooks to hang things on the other wall & doors to maximize my space. I've added some portable lights as well so I can easily see when I'm in there at night. It also is set up to add a lock which is a must. We have also had two pretty severe storms since it was built and it has survived them both. I had to go in it during a bad rain and it was completely dry (I also sealed up the vents & any cracks with expanding foam to prevent water & bugs because freakin' wasps, man! I am NOT dealing with that noise). To combat the pools of water I added a rock path (not in the pictures) and I'm going to add some solar lights so I can see my way at night. I also added a welcome mat so I don't drag mud inside. Yeah, I'm having too much fun setting up this shed. So overall it is a good shed, especially now that I have it set up for my needs. It isn't perfect - the cheap plastic that can so easily be damaged during shipping is the biggest issue - but when it's finished it's sturdy and looks nice, and it has a lot of room. I may even get a second one as this one fills up and I find I need more space. It should be a little cheaper & you run the risk of shipping damage, but if you can get by that it's a good shed. I don't regret getting it. EDIT 12-20-2023: It is now the far flung future from when I wrote this review in 2019, and I thought I would give an update now that it has had four long years of use. The shed is still in the same shape and held up as it did the day I set it up. We've been through massive storms and I have seen no leaks (partly because I did extra work sealing up cracks, but still!) and it has stayed in the same place I put it. I'm not seeing any weakness of any kind in the plastic. I still probably should have spent the money on a harder plastic one (which in the end would have cost the same and maybe got me more space) but I can say that after four years of regular use and abuse in all sorts of weather, the shed has held up pretty dang well and I have gotten my money's worth from it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2019 by Customer Review

  • 8 hours to assemble
Size: 6x8
Hi I purchased this shed mostly for an ebike. The assembly went mostly smooth until the roof. We assembled the sides and realized they were upside down. It wasn't clear with the pictures. I think it would been easier to assemble if the screws were put in during assembly instead of steps later because we had to move the shed a few times to reach the bottom and corners. The hardest part was the roof. Trying to get the side walls to line up with the roof. A trick we got to work was start on the 2 back corners. Once they seat, assembly continued. I'm not sure about waterproof, but I will silicone everything so it should be solid and dry. The floor is the same corrugated material as the walls. It's a bit mushy at times when walking. The walls are solid. I was trying to hammer the corner for the roof to fit and smacked it hard with the hammer. It put a dent, but did not go thru. I was very impressed at the build overall. The 2 doors open wide. The height is a great feature. I would change the assembly steps a little if I were to buy another one. Another thing I would hope to see is a punch out hole in the side if I were to add electricity for a light, dehumidifier or compressor. For around a grand, I think you'll get your money worth. One other thing, because it's flexible, we didn't do much measuring, just made sure things were tight. Everything fit. Also you can slide it around until you fill it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2023 by brian

  • Not an easy thing to put up
Size: 6x8
It took my husband and I and my cousin (3 of us to put this up). It took 8 hours. it is not easy to do no one can do it by themselves. the directions were bad it was all pictures no physical written directions. Being that it is cheaply made it was hard to see what was what. After it was up it was ok it will do what it needs to just not sure how long it will last. Would have preferred it to be Rubbermaid like but its not. Not really worth the cost think it should have been less. When I ordered it I thought it was as tough and hard like the Rubbermaid/plastic ones but its not. It looks nice but time will tell how long it holds up. We were short some of the screws needed but we used others. whoever buys this beware it takes a long time to put up and is not easy. Some of the reviews on here can not simply be true. I just hope for the time and aggravation it took that it lasts. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015 by Karen

  • Very cheap, buyer beware
Size: 6x8
I was shocked to find a product that costs over $9,00 so cheaply made; I thought the panels would have been somewhat ridged or tied together with some metal frame reinforcement. This product would not withstand the Northeast's weather. The product pictures should show the material better from a side view, so the buyer can make an informed buying decision; also to say it's mettle reinforced but has no hardware tie structure together with a metal frame is misleading. The hardware (black screw) only goes through plastic trim in a hollow corrugated panel, not sturdy or strong at all. In several areas from the sides, you can see light although the panels where inserted firm & and even into plastic trim, not real weather resistance to any kind of rain that is perfectly vertical. So far, the seller has offered a refund minus the freight shipping, about 25% of the cost. I am still not satisfied with that. Will follow up with Amazon Business to help. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023 by Michael Murphy

  • Surprisingly sturdy
Size: 6x8
When the package finally came (shipper was painfully slow and careless--more on that later) I opened the box to discover materials that I couldn't possibly imagine would hold up to anything at all. They were more like corrugated cardboard in the form of plastic, than a thick composite plastic that I imagined from the picture. That said, when I finally got to building it, with each added panel, it progressively became more sturdy, it was actually pretty cool and surprising. I had a build delay because the shipper damaged multiple panels, including the roof, but Keter, through the seller, took care of everything in hassle free form and sent me the parts, relatively fast. Only thing I recommend it's, GET A BIGGER SHED. I was between the 4x6 and the 6x8 version, and thought going bigger made the most sense. I was sorely disappointed by how quickly I filled it up and only wish I had gone 10x12. BTW, put it on a concrete pad, seriously, it's worth the cost and trouble, you'll get a better square that way. On the plus side, it also matches my house, which was unexpected but pleasant. Now, let's see how long it lasts through the beating of High Dessert Gale force winds, extreme dry cold winters and extremely dry and hot summers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2023 by Anubis

  • Right size for lawn equipment
Size: 6x8
Was easy to assemble and just the right size I needed to clear out the garage of all the lawn equipment. So far it is holding up nice to this year's cold weather
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026 by Ray

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