Polar Aurora 12x14 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Garden Shed with Updated Frame Structure and Lockable Doors, Metal Tool Sheds for Backyard Garden Patio Lawn, White
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Dec 15 – Dec 16
Color: White
Size: 12x14 FT
Features
- Spacious Storage SolutionMeasuring a generous 167.7"D x 138.5"W x 86.1"H, our shed offers ample space to house your gardening tools, equipment, and outdoor necessities without clutter.
- Premium Material SelectionThe garden shed features superior-grade metal with waterproof and UV-resistant capabilities. Its robust construction ensures reliable all-weather protection, standing up to even the most challenging conditions.
- Detailed and Functional Design Our shed boasts lockable doors ensuring security, a sloped roof designed for efficient water runoff, 2 vents for better air flow, and durable corner protectors. Each detail is meticulously crafted, keeping the buyer's requirements in focus, to deliver a product that excels in safety, ease of use, and long-lasting quality.
- Easy InstallationFor ease of assembly, each part of the outdoor shed is clearly labeled with a part number, and it comes with a detailed step-by-step manual.
- 24/7 Customer SupportPolar Aurora is committed to high-quality products that enhance your outdoor living experience. If you have any questions after receiving your shed, please contact us. Our professional team is ready to provide top-notch after-sales support.
Brand: Polar Aurora
Color: White
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 167.7"D x 138.5"W x 86.1"H
Style: Contemporary
Brand: Polar Aurora
Color: White
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 167.7"D x 138.5"W x 86.1"H
Style: Contemporary
Base Material: Alloy Steel
Top Material Type: Metal
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Frame Material: Alloy Steel
Door Style: Hinged, Lockable Doors
Assembly Required: Yes
Manufacturer: Polar Aurora
Floor Area: 192 Square Feet
Item Weight: 306 pounds
Item model number: PSS1214WH
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Color: White
Size: 10x14 FT
I think I’m in a position to give probably the most accurate review of this product because I’m not gonna lie and I’m gonna tell the truth right now. The shed arrived very quickly in two large boxes and nothing was damaged. The boxes are very big and very heavy however, everything inside was perfect. I am very mechanically inclined and I want everyone to know that this Garage took me about 16 hours to put up by myself, but it’s definitely doable with one person although two would be much easier. The most time-consuming part was to remove the plastic from each one of the panels which I highly recommend. Do not leave the plastic on the panels. It’ll all flake off and look terrible and make a mess overtime.. although time consuming installation was very straightforward and all screw holes and bolt holes lined up. It was a very straightforward build. Make sure you take your time during assembly and you shouldn’t have any problems just like me.. I put the shed up about two months ago and so far so good, no issues at all and we have had really big wind and rain storms here in Arizona during that time and the shed is nice and dry inside, although I do recommend bolting it to the ground or the concrete because with the heavy winds, it did move a few inches on me. Other than that I find this to be a very good, inexpensive but good for the money product, and I would definitely recommend and I would definitely buy again. It’s very roomy and fits. My needs very well. One thing I’d like to know, though when I first went to order it, it was originally offered to me with $200 discount so I hit “buy now” immediately, however the seller cancelled their offer that night, with no notice to me. I purchased it anyway at full price. The discount would have helped me out tremendously, but it is what it is. I will purchase a second one soon, maybe then I’ll get the original discount offered to me. We will see.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by Tommy Barresi Tommy Barresi
I bought this shed to house normal garage items (lawn mower, garden tools, a couple of bikes), and finally got around to building it a couple of weeks ago. This is the first shed I've build, so I needed to do a little homework. A foundation is needed, so I built one with some pressure treated 2x4s and some deck stained plywood, with crushed stone supporting it. This pretty much cost me an additional $200 in materials. I also had to buy some galvanizes roofing screws to anchor the shed to my foundation, as none as included (although the bottom most rails do have holes to mount the shed to a foundation). So be aware, the foundation and the hardware to affix the shed to it are your responsibility. The shed is metal, but it seems pretty thin. The structure relies on the accordion style shaping of all the sheets of metal. I did find some scratches here and there, but these parts were still usable. I also found a plastic film of some of the sheets, but I choose to leave it on just in case. I'm much more concerned with function than my shed looking pretty. Getting a friend to help is advisable, especially so someone can hold parts in place; I built my shed by myself, and it took two afternoons. In my case, I am a handyman, and I did use a Dewalt powerdrill for assembly. with the sheets of this shed being so thing, I had to take a lot of care using my drill; most every part needed my torque setting to be set to 1, and even then, I had to be careful not to strip out the screws. Screws are mounted mostly with a plastic washer on them, I assume to keep the rain from running through the screw holes. There also is a gap at the peak of the roof with an additional, smaller peak to shield it. I haven't noticed any water getting in, but I'll update about that later. A ladder and a little creative thinking was needed to reach some of the screw holes and the aforementioned top peak, as I have little confidence in this structure supporting the weight of a grown man. The doors do have a little bit of a gap, but do close and even lock properly. I did put a Harbor Freight lock on it, but honestly, this door won't keep a determined adult out. Perhaps a kid, a small animal like a cat or dog, but no way these doors will hold against a reasonably fit adult with a crowbar, or even something like a pipe. I did have some issues with screwing one door on, as the screws for the hinges stripped out in the shed, requiring me to drive to my local Home Depot to find replacement screws and the nuts that will fit them, and then drilling holes to allow my longer screws to fit it. It was a hassle, and I can imagine this would stop some dead in their tracks. In the end, it's ok. Worth the price, but I'm strongly considering re-enforcing the structure with a 2x4 internal frame, and possibly spraying the roof down with a roof patch spray. Not sure about how I'd fix that gap in the peak, but I'll think of something. But these additional fixes I just mentioned are for my own peace of mind; I haven't found any issues with it yet. I'll write an update next spring; I'm interested to see how this thing handles a North Eastern winter.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024 by P. Daniels
Color: Black
Size: 8x12 FT
I had seen mixed reviews about this shed but decided to try it out. The instructions aren't bad could be a little better, it came in good condition no major damage at all it is light so I lagged it down to the base. It does take two days to set up with help the only major flaw is the door lock mechanism but I just bout a 3 & 1/4 safety hasp and it works great. Great shed for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025 by Phillip
Color: White
Size: 10x14 FT
DO NOT buy this P.O.S. I'm not even half-way through assembly and I'm already sick of it. The screws will not go into the top rail along the sides. I started with just a hand screwdriver, and the base assembly went smooth, then I put the corner siding on and that was smooth as well, then we started putting the top frame together and some holes were just ridiculously hard to get the screw to go in, but we got them. Moved on to the sides, trying to put the siding on, in the upper rail they are so hard I couldn't get them in by hand, started using a drill, even at full speed I had to hold it there for MINUTES at a time, PER SCREW, there are hundreds of these screws, at this rate it will take me a week to put this thing together. I also had to push so hard it started buckling the top rail, I tried to brace it by putting my fingers on the backside but it requires so much force on the drill it doesn't matter. Do yourself a favor, steer clear of this or any sheds like it. Save up and get a nicer one. I really wish I had. I don't know if I'll even finish getting this one together.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by Coty Fitch Coty Fitch