The Garden Shed - Part 2

(Part 2 of 2) A do-it-yourself adventure in putting together a severe weather garden shed from Arrow, called the HS108, rated to withstand hurricanes.

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[OTTFM]

HEY DO THESE SHEDS LET RAIN INSIDE AT ALL?

[raoulpop]

@OTTFM Rain does come in between the shed's bottom rail and the concrete slab, but if you were to seal that space with a bit of silicone, then virtually no rain would come in. Still, there's some empty space at the top of the roof, between the two sides that cover it. I supposed if it rained hard enough, some water might come in through there. I can't really explain it better here, you'll see what I mean if you look at one of these sheds in person.

[chihuahuabulldog]

Another great job! That is a shame that they did not pay attention to the details, nuts, bolts and screws. I think I would be tempted to send them the receipt for what you had to buy, along with mileage, and see what they offer to compensate. That was a lot of concrete, but like you said, you can use it on the next building you put there! Thank you for the info.

[raoulpop]

@chihuahuabulldog You're welcome, glad you liked it!

[Nard586]

what nationality are you

[LadyHotdogOfTheBun]

Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail.

[darbsllim]

You should rename this video with the name of the shed and call it "xyz shed review" so others thinking about buying this shed will think twice.

[gungadin36]

I commend you on getting one of these sheds together, we have 2 sheds by Arrow, a 10 x 12 and a 10 x 14, I built a wooden floor as the foundation for both of them, all the nuts and bolts and screws and if your floor is not perfectly level then the screw holes in the panels won't line up properly, these are a big pain to build and the quality isn't there, and you are right about the instructions, there are numerous errors in it:) Good Job building it, I think though if a Hurricane hits shed gone.

[arrowsheds]

these shed are weak and they should be pulled from the market, they will not hold up to any type of weather condition any area will expose it to. I would not buy one and I would take it back if you have not out yours together yet