Large 58 Cu.Ft Resin Outdoor Storage Cabinet Waterproof with Adjustable Shelves, Vertical Tall Plastic Storage Cabinet with Reinforced Floor, Weatherproof Sheds & Outdoor Storage Clearance with Base
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Color: Light Grey
Size: 47" x 31"
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- Hassle-Free Setup in Minutes: Effortless assembly with clear step-by-step illustrations, intuitive directional labels, and a detailed instruction manual. Should you need assistance, our technical team offers remote support to ensure a smooth and stress-free setup.
- Never Worry About Rain: The slanted plastic roof design prevents water accumulation during heavy rain, keeping your tools dry. Sturdy double-layer doors further block moisture, providing reliable protection even in damp conditions.
- Customize Your Storage: For bulky outdoor tools or organized storage, fixed shelves can limit flexibility. Thats why we include 2 adjustable shelves to better accommodate shorter items, while the generous lower space easily accommodates large outdoor equipment. Four independently opening doors allow easy access to different zones.
- Built Tough to Last. Built Beautiful to Endure.: Made from high-quality UV-resistant resin, the cabinet offers excellent waterproof performance and can be cleaned with just a simple wipe. The material is weatherproof and fade-resistant, maintaining its appearance even with long-term outdoor use.
- Hold What Matters: Each shelf is rigorously tested to hold up to 70 lbs (approx. 32 kg), safely storing heavy items like microwaves, power tools, and garden equipmentperfect for both home and worksite use.
- Weve Got Your Back: We offer a 1-year cabinet support and 24/7 customer support.Whether you need installation guidance, usage advice, or have any other questions, our team is always ready to provide professional assistance.
Brand: U-MAX
Color: Light Grey
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 31.5"D x 47.6"W x 69.5"H
Item Weight: 95 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 31.5"D x 47.6"W x 69.5"H
Item Weight: 95 Pounds
Floor Area: 10.42 Square Feet
Door Width: 19.3 Inches
Door Height: 33.1 Inches
Color: Light Grey
Style Name: Resin Outdoor Storage Cabinet Shed Waterproof
Door Style: Hinged Door
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Weight Capacity Maximum: 70 Pounds
Required Assembly: Yes
Material Type: Plastic
Base Material: Resin
Top Material Type: Resin
Frame Material: Resin
Brand Name: U-MAX
Manufacturer: U-MAX
Manufacturer Part Number: 16320DG
Model Number: 16320DG
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Shed is Hard to put together. I have put many sheds together. This one is spot on however, every single screw hole is perfectly aligned. Very unusual, normally you have to drill 5 to 10 new holes as they just don't match up. Screws and bolts are just too small. They do this so no one gets a poke from a screw or bolt when entering the shed after installation which would result in buffoons' having a law suit. Engineering is spot on, but still very difficult to install, Takes 2 people, and I cant stress enough to watch the videos several times b-4 assembly. When assembled is a sturdy good looking shed. Pour a slab to mount it on and use 4 tap cons and washers to affix to pad. Protective plastic covering is EXTREMELY difficult, I took a razor knife and ran it down the edges of the panels to be able to remove the plastic, Good Luck,,,,, Buy it, it is Worth The Work! It is a lot of Work however!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2021 by kenman885
First of all, O-M-G, You better be prepared to put this together!!! It took 9 hours, no breaks... there were 2 of us and sometimes 3, to hold all of the pieces while drilling at the same time! If you can afford to pay a couple of guys (who assemble things regularly), I would HIGHLY recommend that! We're used to putting IKEA, Walmart and Amazon DIY things together, but THIS was the MOST DIFFICULT thing (by far) we've EVER put together!!! Here's why: the worst of it are the screws, they are SO TINY (all 3 different ones that go in all places) that they REALLY play "heck" on your fine motor skills, so you end up dropping them (A Lot) and have a really hard time holding them while trying to drill them in, No Joke! And then you have to wonder, because they're So Small, are they gonna hold this whole thing together and hold the door on for the long haul... like, for a year or years to come??? Then they send a pair of gloves in the pkg of tools for a reason (but only 1 pair), so someone else, who may be helping, is at risk of getting cut by the steel edges... I learned that first hand! Was cut several times by the steel edges, very fine, SHARP edges! So have a 2nd pair of garden gloves or something similar for the other person on the hand that's Not holding the screws... Then, the steel panels are very wobbly/flimsy and thin (of course because the whole unit is not expensive and total weight is 74 lbs) so when you're standing them up and trying to drill in the bottoms and sides together with these tiny screws and drill them to each other and need 2-3 people to hold them while you're trying to also put these tiny screws through 2-3 sheets of steel and/or the frame or L bracket, it's VERY frustrating because you don't have a lot to work with and someone ends up holding up the panels or the bars around the top (which is the frame) for a long time which is grueling and tiresome! So, we did use the instructions and the video to make sure we did everything but some things were still "fuzzy"... like the bars on the inside of the doors, I took 2 pictures of them because the top one is put on correctly, but the bottom one is not, it does not line up with the holes in the middle... but nothing on the bar indicates top or bottom, you just need to make sure all of your holes line up. Then ALL of the roof panels hang over the edge of the shed, especially in back (by about 3-4 inches)... so again, you really need to look at your drill holes, because the directions or video doesn't do a good job of letting you know this. And then, of course, there's no floor, if you were wondering... so it's best not to put it on your lawn, unless you want to build a floor for it... we put it under our car port. So after all is said and done, I must say, it was still a good value for our money and it came out feeling really sturdy, not wobbly, the corners line up, the locking mechanism, lines up, the door lines up and feels sturdy enough and it was light enough to move into place! I ordered some metal glue that I'm gonna put on each screw, just because they're so small and I don't trust them to stay in place for the long haul, but you can do as you see fit! For now, it looks like it's gonna meet our needs and because it's way back, under the car port, it's away from the rain and most of the outdoor elements here in Florida.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022 by Mariza P. Muniz
It really needs 2 people to put the shed together as the walls are flimsy. I tried to do the whole thing myself but needed a little help when connecting the walls. Overall, it's together, in place, and filled with garden stuff. Wind and rain are no problem, I've never had an issue.
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Shannon Mendivil
Color: Light Grey
Size: 35" x 19"
Save your money. I never leave negative reviews because I try to give the benefit of the doubt. However this has been an awful experience. 1. Product doesn't look anything like the photo. 2. Came with multiple damaged and flimsy parts. 3. The directions were AWFUL. I've built a lot of furniture and these instructions were so unclear. There are no pre-screw holes or anything so it's all a guess. 4. Seller was very unhelpful with my return and would not provide a prepaid shipping label. I didn't feel it was my responsibility to return a product that was nothing like advertised and arrived damaged. They offered to refund me 15.00..... it cost over 300 to return ship these. I still haven't even received a refund for the product and I returned them a month ago. This is the worst amazon experience I've ever had. Please save yourself this immense hassle and DO NOT buy this.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by Amazon Customer
It’s a great value and size (5x3) that isn’t very common and just what I needed but that comes with a caveat, it’s a tedious setup. If you’re not mechanically inclined, don’t have tools and somebody to help I’d buy something else. I managed to do it myself but it took much longer because I had to prop up pieces as I went using a variety of creative methods. The reason for 3 stars is the packaging could be better, had a couple of deforms in pieces but nothing major. First, there’s a protective plastic film on all of the pieces which is nice because it protects it in shipping. The bad part is removing it. It’s on there pretty good so I suggest you leave the parts in the sun to soften it so removal is easier. Be careful of the extremely sharp edges. They include these cotton gloves but they’re useless in my opinion. Wear gloves that have a grip and can stand up to the razor sharp edges. You will definitely need them as you are trying to get the plastic off. Once you manage to get all that off the assembly is next. It’s not hard but you do need to pay close attention to the pictures and pieces to make sure it goes together right. I think a couple people can do it in 3-4 hours, it look me several because I did it solo. It’s a nice sturdy shed when done but you will need to spend your time to get there.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2022 by Yezmar