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product_id: 23060349
title: "Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand"
brand: "suncast"
price: "€ 1083.23"
currency: EUR
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.nl/products/23060349-suncast-6-x-8-heavy-duty-resin-storage-shed-sand
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# Natural light via skylights & windows Lockable doors with padlock hasp Heavy-duty resin double-wall panels Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand

**Brand:** suncast
**Price:** € 1083.23
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🏡 Elevate your outdoor storage game with strength, light, and security!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand by suncast
- **How much does it cost?** € 1083.23 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nl](https://www.desertcart.nl/products/23060349-suncast-6-x-8-heavy-duty-resin-storage-shed-sand)

## Best For

- suncast enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted suncast brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **DIY Friendly:** Easy bolt technology and well-labeled parts make assembly a manageable solo project
- • **Heavy Lifter:** Reinforced floor supports heavy equipment like tractors without compromise
- • **Built to Last:** Multi-wall resin panels engineered for superior strength and weather resistance
- • **Bright & Breezy:** Skylights and door windows flood the interior with natural light for effortless access
- • **Secure Your Space:** Lockable doors with easy-grip handles keep your outdoor valuables protected from opportunists

## Overview

The Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed in Sand offers 306 cubic feet of durable, weather-resistant storage space. Constructed with double-wall resin panels and a metal-reinforced roof, it withstands heavy snow loads and outdoor elements. Skylights and door windows provide natural lighting inside, while a reinforced floor supports heavy items like tractors. Lockable doors secure your belongings, and the shed’s design allows for straightforward assembly with minimal tools. Ideal for professionals seeking a reliable, stylish, and functional outdoor storage solution.

## Description

The Suncast 6 x 8 Everett Storage Shed is the solution to your outdoor storage needs. This beautiful sheds is contructed of durable double-wall resin which is easy to maintain. Metal-reinforced shingle-style roof panels are rigid and are designed to withstand heavy snow loads in winter. Both skylights and door windows provide natural light inside for easy navigation. Reinforced floors allow you to store heavy items inside and keep unwanted critters out. Easy to grip lockable hanldes provide security for your valuables. Assembly is a breeze and requires mininal tools with the easy bolt technology.Product Dimensions:306 cubic ft. capacity, Exterior Dimensions: 6 ft. 2-3/4 in. W x 8 ft. 1-3/4 in. D x 7 ft. 8-3/4 in. H, Interior Dimensions: 5 ft. 9-1/2 in. W x 7 ft. 9-1/2 in. D x 7 ft. 6-1/4 in. H,Door opening: 57 in. W x 72 in. H

Review: Good value, easy assembly, protection from weather, not much security - Delivery, Packaging, and Contents: Delivery was on time, as scheduled. It arrives in two large, sturdy boxes. Mine arrived undamaged. I checked the contents against the parts list (except screws, washers, etc.). I did later discover I was missing two screws for the hinges, but I had some that worked and even if I didn't have them, I could have picked up a couple at the hardware store for less than fifty cents. Assembly: Instructions call for two people, I did it myself in about 4-5 hours, taking plenty of breaks (it was 95 degrees outside). I also prepared the pad location prior to delivery. The assembly instructions were decent. Parts were well-labeled and corresponded to the parts list and assembly diagrams. Aside from the special tool they include for the proprietary wall screws, the only tools needed are a screw driver, common sizes of wrenches and sockets. Sub-assembly of the roof supports took about an hour. The only gripe I have with the instructions is that it doesn't make clear to assemble two. Skip ahead a couple pages and see that it calls for both to be assembled before installing them. No big deal. The base and walls went up quickly. *Make sure your pad or foundation is level*. A second pair of hands would have made the roof installation easier, but it wasn't overly difficult to manage alone. Doors and hardware went on easily enough and the doors lined up properly with each other on the first try (thanks to level foundation). The left door has sliding pins top and bottom to secure it closed. The right door locks to the left door by passing a lock through holes in the outside handles, there is no latch and the handles aren't all that robust. If you need more security, choose a different shed. This one will only deter opportunists. Short story; Overall, the shed assembled easily, is priced reasonably, and will do a good job keeping your stuff out of the weather. It's not a security shed.
Review: It's okay, looks good, and holds a lot of stuff. - Just finished the last part of the assembly, installing the doors. It took me about 3 days doing it myself a little bit at a time. I took a star off for some parts being a bit warped, and excess plastic molding pieces needing to be cleaned off from mating surfaces or covering holes. We don't get much rain here in Vegas, so I'm not too worried about it being waterproof, but I foresee a problem with the door windows. The plastic window panel is recessed away from the door and although they provide a rubber tube as a gasket, the recessed part will fill up with water with no way to drain out, unless it either dries up days later or leaks out past the gasket. I wouldn't want this if I lived in a rainy area of the country. They give you screens for the front and back air vents, but there are plenty of other places critters can climb right in, mainly where the roof meets the side corners. You'd have to caulk these four spots if you really wanted to bug-proof it. As for security, well, face it. Any decent thief is getting in if he wants to, so don't buy this to protect valuable tools or whatever. The only way this shed would be secure is to be located in Area 51 where it's surrounded by 40 miles of government desert land with armed patrols and motion sensors. If you are doing it by yourself, buy an assortment of Bungee cords, to help get holes to line up when you don't have anyone else to push/pull here and there, especially with the roof panels. I thought I'd never get all 48 screw holes to line up. The space I needed to put it was half-on, half-off my patio, which caused some of the alignment issues despite my best efforts to build a platform level to the patio. I also found it extremely helpful to get a box cutter or Dremel sander and cut off various pieces of plastic left over from the molding process, especially where male parts need to be inserted into female slots. This will save you a whole lot of banging away with a rubber mallet. I caught on to doing this halfway through, and after cleaning up the parts, they simply slipped into place effortlessly.

## Features

- OUTDOOR STORAGE: Shed for storing long handled tools, ladders, and bikes
- DURABLE: Multi-wall panels are engineered for strength and stability
- REINFORCED FLOOR: Sturdy floor to support a tractor or heavier items
- SKYLIGHT: Series of skylights provides natural light inside
- LOCKABLE DOORS: Padlock hasp allows doors to lock and protect valuables

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Base Material | Resin or PVC |
| Brand | Suncast |
| Color | Sand |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 165 Reviews |
| Item Weight | 275 Pounds |
| Material | Polyvinyl Chloride , Vinyl |
| Style | Outdoor |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Suncast
- **Color:** Sand
- **Material:** Vinyl, Polyvinyl Chloride
- **Item Weight:** 275 Pounds
- **Style:** Outdoor

## Images

![Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61mkIenxq1L.jpg)
![Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71GWE2As0lL.jpg)
![Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71QNQL7jfRL.jpg)
![Suncast 6' x 8' Heavy-Duty Resin Storage Shed, Sand - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/A1yWtKn3Z+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Do you need to bolt this shed down to the concrete floor or any floor?**
A: The instructions have steps for bolting the shed to a 4" concrete slab or a wood floor.  I did neither and just smoothed out the gravel in my yard and assembled right on top of the gravel.  Probably not the most secure option, but I'm hoping with the weight of what's inside that the shed won't move around or blow over in high wind situations.

**Q: I'm confused - it says 6 x 8 but when looking at the dimensions, it states basically 8 x 6 x height. i need length by width dimensions please?**
A: The shed is 6' wide and 8' long and 7' high at the peak.

**Q: I live in Colorado, will this shed hold up with the large amounts of snow we get without the roof crushing in?**
A: It's reinforced with steel supports so it might.  But I wouldn't know for sure since I live in a warm climate.

**Q: Is there ventilation in this shed to keep the unit from becoming too hot?**
A: Yes there are two vents one above the doors and one at the back.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good value, easy assembly, protection from weather, not much security
*by B***E on August 3, 2019*

Delivery, Packaging, and Contents: Delivery was on time, as scheduled. It arrives in two large, sturdy boxes. Mine arrived undamaged. I checked the contents against the parts list (except screws, washers, etc.). I did later discover I was missing two screws for the hinges, but I had some that worked and even if I didn't have them, I could have picked up a couple at the hardware store for less than fifty cents. Assembly: Instructions call for two people, I did it myself in about 4-5 hours, taking plenty of breaks (it was 95 degrees outside). I also prepared the pad location prior to delivery. The assembly instructions were decent. Parts were well-labeled and corresponded to the parts list and assembly diagrams. Aside from the special tool they include for the proprietary wall screws, the only tools needed are a screw driver, common sizes of wrenches and sockets. Sub-assembly of the roof supports took about an hour. The only gripe I have with the instructions is that it doesn't make clear to assemble two. Skip ahead a couple pages and see that it calls for both to be assembled before installing them. No big deal. The base and walls went up quickly. *Make sure your pad or foundation is level*. A second pair of hands would have made the roof installation easier, but it wasn't overly difficult to manage alone. Doors and hardware went on easily enough and the doors lined up properly with each other on the first try (thanks to level foundation). The left door has sliding pins top and bottom to secure it closed. The right door locks to the left door by passing a lock through holes in the outside handles, there is no latch and the handles aren't all that robust. If you need more security, choose a different shed. This one will only deter opportunists. Short story; Overall, the shed assembled easily, is priced reasonably, and will do a good job keeping your stuff out of the weather. It's not a security shed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's okay, looks good, and holds a lot of stuff.
*by S***T on October 13, 2019*

Just finished the last part of the assembly, installing the doors. It took me about 3 days doing it myself a little bit at a time. I took a star off for some parts being a bit warped, and excess plastic molding pieces needing to be cleaned off from mating surfaces or covering holes. We don't get much rain here in Vegas, so I'm not too worried about it being waterproof, but I foresee a problem with the door windows. The plastic window panel is recessed away from the door and although they provide a rubber tube as a gasket, the recessed part will fill up with water with no way to drain out, unless it either dries up days later or leaks out past the gasket. I wouldn't want this if I lived in a rainy area of the country. They give you screens for the front and back air vents, but there are plenty of other places critters can climb right in, mainly where the roof meets the side corners. You'd have to caulk these four spots if you really wanted to bug-proof it. As for security, well, face it. Any decent thief is getting in if he wants to, so don't buy this to protect valuable tools or whatever. The only way this shed would be secure is to be located in Area 51 where it's surrounded by 40 miles of government desert land with armed patrols and motion sensors. If you are doing it by yourself, buy an assortment of Bungee cords, to help get holes to line up when you don't have anyone else to push/pull here and there, especially with the roof panels. I thought I'd never get all 48 screw holes to line up. The space I needed to put it was half-on, half-off my patio, which caused some of the alignment issues despite my best efforts to build a platform level to the patio. I also found it extremely helpful to get a box cutter or Dremel sander and cut off various pieces of plastic left over from the molding process, especially where male parts need to be inserted into female slots. This will save you a whole lot of banging away with a rubber mallet. I caught on to doing this halfway through, and after cleaning up the parts, they simply slipped into place effortlessly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for us.
*by J***B on October 24, 2016*

Perfect! My husband and I put this together, it took a few hours, but well worth the time. We read and used the directions as guidelines, we modified the order as we progress through the building process to fit your needs. Since it's been up we've had several bad rain storms and there is no water inside the shed. I built the foundation with pavers instead of solid concrete or wood and it worked perfectly because once we got the floor together and started on the walls we needed to be able to move the shed to get to the last three roof pieces installed (which in this picture are the ones on the left side) as that was the side against the house. Had we secured the shed to the foundation as per directions, we would never have been able to secure the middle left roof piece. We've secured the shed with tiedowns and weights as precautionary measures in anticipation of our winter and upcoming tornado season. This too was relatively easy to do in little time. The only negative is that of the doors. No matter what I try I can not get the handles to line up evenly. The doors close securely and tight so it has to be that the drill holes for the handles aren't drilled evenly. But this is minor - I'm probably the only one who notices as I'm the one using it daily.

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