Posted on February 25, 2009 - by DIY Dave

Shed Brands

Let me make this very clear, this is not a form of advert for the following companies, and neither is this a form of endorsement. This is simply a reiteration on why many reviewers consider them as among the best in the shed-storage business. Read on and I will let you be the judge when the time comes for you to review their products on your own.

The top three shed brands

They are Duramax, Arrow and Rubbermaid, all of them with excellent offerings as far as sheds are concerned. These mentioned brands have made lives of hundreds of families more simple, more convenient, and they offer a set of different price tags as well. Take note, a very expensive shed or a dirt-cheap one does not promise high quality. Online, when you are searching for sheds, check who has what, and which firm has the best feedbacks from the experts. All these three shed brands qualify.

From Rubbermaid

The Modular vertical outdoor storage shed: the wall panels lock together without any difficulty. A structural foam floor has a slanted entry ramp, the hasp is lockable, the floor capable of holding up to 1,300 lbs (which means a lot of tools). These sheds could hold big items such as a lawn mower or other heavy tools.

From Duramax

The vinyl storage shed measuring 4 by 8. From their Sidemate line, the shed is so easy to assemble, it has been designed to be erected at the house’s side. Made from vinyl, this shed is maintenance-free, which is a big advantage especially if you don’t have much time to do cleaning. In realistic terms, these sheds would not rot, dent, or rust for a very long time. They are also fire-resistant, and you would not have any worries if you plan to put gasoline in it. Other specifications of this product include installation in just four hours, presence of door handles, and a storage space which is about 154 cubic feet.

From Arrow

The Woodview has a wood-looking grain, with a tall roof. Patio chairs and grills could fit in into the spacious interior. The interior dimensions are: (w) 118, d: 90 inches, and Height is 87″- take note, all figures have been rounded off. Wall height is 62″, and the recommended foundation size would be: Width:121″ Depth:92 3/4″. (This last one is important, because the foundation would dictate whether that shed would last for years or if it would crumble down even before the first year is over.) If you are in doubt, it is not a sin to consult the experts (of course, prepare for more money, some of these experts charge very high fees).