Rubbermaid Slide-Lid Resin Outdoor Storage Shed (5 x 6.5 Ft),Weather Resistant, Beige/Brown, Organization for Home/Backyard/Garden Tools/Lawn Mower/Bike Storage/Pool Supplies
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Features
- VERSITLE STORAGE SOLUTION: Rubbermaid outdoor shed offers enough space to accommodate various items such as bikes, lawn mowers, shovels, garden tools, toys, and pool floats.
- CONVENIENT SHED ACCESS: Features rollers that allow the lid to effortlessly slide, providing you easy access to items stored at the back of the tool shed outdoor storage.
- SECURE LOCK MECHANISM: Unique cane bolt locking mechanism ensures that both the doors and the roof are securely closed. Option to add a padlock (not included).
- HEIGHT ADVANTAGE: Designed to meet standard fence height requirements, this plastic storage shed fits in your backyard or garage without taking up too much space.
- WEATHER RESISTANT: Durable UV resin will not rust, rot, or fade providing weather-resistance all year long, unlike metal or wood sheds.
- Protects stored items from moisture, inclement weather, and sun-damage
- Rubbermaid sheds and boxes are designed with durability in mind, and built to last even in heavy-use, harsh-weather environments. Featuring double-wall construction and weather-resistant materials
Description
The Rubbermaid Slide-Lid Shed won't be visible over common backyard fences yet has ample room to store and organize a variety of items including push mowers, bicycles, large trash cans, totes, lawn toys and more. Rollers on the roof make it easy to slide the lid back to access the items stored inside. Durable, double wall construction provides extra strength and security. Shed won't rust or rot providing weather-resistance all year long, unlike metal or wood sheds.
Brand: Rubbermaid
Color: Sandstone
Material: Plastic, Resin
Product Dimensions: 76.25"D x 57"W x 53"H
Style: Slide Lid Shed
Brand: Rubbermaid
Color: Sandstone
Material: Plastic, Resin
Product Dimensions: 76.25"D x 57"W x 53"H
Style: Slide Lid Shed
Base Material: Resin
Top Material Type: Resin
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Frame Material: Plastic
Door Style: Sliding Doors
Assembly Required: Yes
Manufacturer: Rubbermaid
UPC: 071691449508
Global Trade Identification Number: 08
Item Weight: 169.6 pounds
Item model number: 1800005
UV protection: UV Protection
Number of pieces: 1
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty
Batteries required: No
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Color: Sandstone
Size: Slide Lid
Pattern Name: Storage Shed
I needed a shed to store my lawn mower and barbecue grill for the winter months. This Rubbermaid shed fit the bill perfectly. I did install a wooden shelf to store my hedge trimmer and leaf blower. The retractable roof is a great feature, it allows easier access to get to the back of the shed. The shed looks nice, and went together in about 3 hours assembling it by myself. The most difficult part was preparing the ground to make it fairly level. I used 16 bags of pea stone to level off my slopped yard. This took almost 6 hours by itself. I tampered the stone to pack it well into the soil. When the ground was close to level I installed the resin floor on top of the pea stone. When the doors and roof are closed the shed is very solid. When you open the doors and retract the roof the side panels get a little wobbly. But I am not too concerned as you are not putting any pressure on the side panels. The floor seems very solid. So far I am happy with this shed. I have another larger 8x8' Rubbermaid shed that is 18 years old and it is still working well. Hopefully this new shed lasts as long as my 18 year old one.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2021 by Gman Gman
Color: Sandstone
Size: Slide Lid
Pattern Name: Storage Shed
This survived the eye of Hurricane Irma (12 hours of 60-70mph+ sustained winds)! We had installed this a few months ago. It was delivered as promised, and it's a big, heavy box, so I appreciated that the delivery company pre-scheduled the delivery and dropped it at the location where I was setting it up (in the back yard of our house) - otherwise, it would have been difficult for my husband and I to get it back there by ourselves. I had read some of the reviews, so decided to put a foundation down first to add a bit of stability and hopefully allow it to stay dry inside (we used brick pavers, since we had recently redone out patio and had a bunch left over). I'm glad we did, because when I saw a hurricane warning coming, we used tapcon screws to secure it down. I would guess it took my husband about 3+ hours to assemble in full, but it wasn't difficult. He needed me to be there for some of it because I had to hold some pieces firmly together as he drilled the screws in. I was probably out there a total of 20 minutes, while he was able to do the rest by himself. It's very spacious - I was able to store two big patio lounge chairs, cushions, a table and lots more for the hurricane, and lock it with a key lock. I was worried it would blow away, as it happened a LOT during this storm in my neighborhood with other sheds, but it held beautifully and shockingly everything stayed dry. VERY happy with this purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2017 by BK@MCO
Color: Sandstone
Size: Slide Lid
Pattern Name: Storage Shed
Mine was defective. One of the sliding roof panels (Panel N) was 5mm shorter than spec. It would not align properly even with a little ungentleness. I contacted Rubbermaid (instead of Amazon) and talked with their representative. They wanted a lot of unnecessary info, pictures, etc. I was a little worried they would ignore me as their instructions definately state "Be sure to maintain roof alignment". But boy did they deliver. They sent me both roof panels, the joing bracket, and an entirely new and complete hardware kit. The completed shed works great. Some construction notes: 1. Read the instruction page headers carefully. They do have critical steps in small letters there that you will miss if you just look at the pretty pictures. There are two or three gotchas. 2. When they suggest you should pre-drill a hole you should pre-drill it. 3. When they say "two person" assembly they mean "two person assembly". You just need them for 5 minutes. I used a big rock, but really I should have used a second person. Speaking as a person who usually ignores "two person assembly". Yes, it looks like it's on correctly until you've screwed it in and look at it from the outside. 4. This is pretty easy to assemble with a power drill. 5. It comes with extra screws which is always a show of good faith from the manufacturer. 6. You bought a shed with a sliding roof. Use it. The roof bracing bar is a punishment for the backs and shoulders of those who ignore this. 7. From talking to their support rep, I'd guess at least half of people's problems with this shed are building it without a flat, sturdy foundation. 8. Lift the roof when installing the roof rollers. Pull the wheels down as far as you can to get best rolling action. This is easy to fix if you get it wrong. This little shed is great. It tucks under our fence even on the elevated platform I built for it. It fits everything I was planning for it. Next year I may buy a second one to put next to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023 by T. T.
Color: Sandstone
Size: Slide Lid
Pattern Name: Storage Shed
I bought this slide top shed to replace a 15+ year old Rubbermaid slide top shed that was damaged in a hail storm. Old shed worked great for those 15 years. It consisted of maybe 10 parts total that snapped together very easily. This new shed consists of what feels like 1000 parts, most of them screws. It took a long time, with careful reading of the instructions, to complete. Here are my issues, some of which are comparisons to the previous design: - Base is very flimsy. It requires the building of some form of foundation. The prior slide lid shed had a base that was very sturdy and could be laid straight on the ground. - The front doors cannot be opened without first opening the top. Which would be okay, except... - The top slide lid cannot slide over the bottom slide lid section without being pushed up from the inside of the shed. Seems like an incredibly poor design that the top section hits the bottom section and cannot be moved without physically lifting the top section up over the bottom section. Which is in turn very difficult since you cannot open the front doors without opening the top section! Talk about a catch-22. I have resorted to installing a cheap handle on the front door so have something to pull on to open the front so I lift up the top lid section to push it open. Makes no sense at all. The prior shed design worked very well. It was simple, sturdy, and it worked. This new design is unnecessarily complex (too many parts) and honestly it does not work.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2018 by Tri-ing hard