• 0.6mm Galvanised Steel Frame
• 0.3mm Zinc Coated Colour Panels
• 0.6mm Internal Wall Brace Bars

Overall: 12ft / 365.7cm (D) x 6ft 3″ / 190.5cm (W) x 7ft 5″ / 226cm (H)
Base Dimensions: 11ft 7″ / 353cm (L) x 5ft 11″ / 180.3cm (W)
Please note shed can vary +/-10% in size due the way in which steel is cut.

• 4 Vents for ventilation (2 front, 2 back)
• Metal Foundation Frame for Floor
• Side Gutters with Outlet Spout
• 2 Sliding Doors with Lockable Handles
• Colour: Green

his box comes in two cartons.

This shed is easy to assemble for those with experience in working with flat-pack items. Instructions, Screws, nuts and fittings are all included, however, you will need the tools to erect this yourself (drill, screwdriver). For those who have no experience with flat-packed experience, it may be a daunting, if not an impossible task. You can see our guide to self assembly to help determine if you’re up for building it or not.

We would strongly advise that two people put this unit together as it may be unsafe to do so alone. The large sheet panels can be cumbersome and difficult to align alone. They can become very dangerous in high winds, so we also advise against assembly in windy, wet or otherwise unsafe conditions.

The Sheds Direct Ireland can assemble this shed in most counties. Use the dropdown menus to see the price for installation in your county.
The team will assemble your shed for you provided that you have a suitable base (see below). It is important to also note that:

• The assembly team do not apply the screw caps or remove the protective plastic film from the shed.
• The assembly team do not assemble any other products other than the steel shed.
  e.g. They do not assembly shelving units, canopies, carts or any other item purchased with the shed 

All our Steel Sheds require a solid level base. Concrete, Paving slabs and Tarmac are all suitable. See more about what your base should look like (and what it shouldn’t) on our page ‘Good bases for steel sheds’. We advise that you lay a damp-proof membrane under your base to reduce the chance of condensation formation during the colder months, too.