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Suncast 34 Cu Ft Horizontal Resin Storage Shed - Outdoor Storage Shed with Floor Included, Lockable, Weatherproof, Fits Small to Medium Trash Cans, Generators, & Garden Tools, Vanilla Stoney

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Features

  • DURABLE RESIN BUILD FOR ALL-WEATHER USE. This 34 cu ft, 4 ft x 2.5 ft outside storage shed kit with floor resists rust, rot, UV damage, and moisture. Its water-resistant design helps keep your outdoor storage dry and protected in any season.
  • SMART TRASH BIN STORAGE FOR OUTDOOR SPACES. This compact garbage can storage shed fits neatly along fences or walls, making it an ideal outdoor garbage can enclosure, holder, or outdoor trash can storage hideaway to hide 2 48-gallon bins outside.
  • EASY ASSEMBLY AND LOW MAINTENANCE. This mini shed for outdoor storage requires minimal tools for setup. Panels snap together smoothly for stress-free assembly. Perfect pool shed or pump house shed for buyers who value convenience and durability.
  • VERSATILE BACKYARD SHED FOR STORAGE WITH FLOOR BASE. Safely stores outdoor patio cushions, pool equipment, a push lawn mower, or serves as a generator enclosure. Many DIYers add vents to improve airflow in this outside shed for better ventilation.
  • LOCKABLE SECURITY FOR PEACE OF MIND. Features a lockable lid & stay-open prop rod for easy access (padlock not included). This back yard shed helps protect your small lawnmower, snowblower, outdoor gardening tools, & other deck storage units outside.

Description

Discover smart, secure storage with the Suncast 34 Cu Ft Shed. Designed to handle year-round use, this low-profile, weather-resistant shed is perfect for patios, side yards, or tight outdoor spaces. Made from durable, all-weather resin, it resists rust, rot, and UV damage while keeping your gear dry with its water-resistant design. Whether you need a backyard shed for storage with floor base or a reliable outdoor trashcan enclosure, this shed adapts to your needs. The easy-lift lid includes a stay-open prop rod for convenience, while the lockable lid and double doors offer secure access (padlock not included). Inside, it fits everything from patio cushions and gardening tools to a push lawn mower, generator, or pool equipment. This compact outside shed also supports DIY modifications wherein customers add vents for airflow or install shelves for customized organization. Whether you're using it as an outdoor garbage can enclosure, a generator enclosure, or a place to declutter your yard, it's a tough, low-maintenance solution built for real life. Proudly made in the USA, the Suncast 34 Cu Ft Shed offers outdoor utility with confidence and convenience

Brand: Suncast


Color: Vanilla


Material: Resin


Product Dimensions: 31.5"D x 53"W x 31.5"H


Item Weight: 76 Pounds


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 31.5"D x 53"W x 31.5"H


Item Weight: 76 Pounds


Door Width: 46.25 Inches


Door Height: 40.25 Inches


Chamber Height: 45.5 Inches


Chamber Depth: 28.25 Inches


Chamber Width: 53 Inches


Color: Vanilla


Style Name: Casual


Door Style: double swing or double barn


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Ultraviolet Light Protection: uv


Required Assembly: Yes


Material Type: Resin


Base Material: Plastic


Top Material Type: Resin


Frame Material: Plastic


Brand Name: Suncast


Manufacturer: Suncast


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty


UPC: 044365019673 744211076927 781155300374


Global Trade Identification Number: 73


Manufacturer Part Number: BMS2500


Model Number: Horizontal Storage Shed -


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Included Components: Floor^Left side panel^Left back panel^Right back panel^Right side panel^Hinge assembly^Left door^Right door^Roof^Support Bracket^Door hinge (4)^.25" x 1.5" machine screw (4)^#10X.625 Truss Head (7)^.75" Panhead screw (11)^Prop Bracket^Lock Hasp^Easy bold 7/8" (6)^Hinge half (4)^Door latch housing^Door latch^Easy bolt easy driver^Propr rod


Item Type Name: 34 Cubic Feet Capacity for Garbage Cans, Tools and Garden Accessories


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