Product Description/Spec
Arrow (Apex) Metal Garden Shed - 6 x 7ft.
New steel apex shed from the Worlds leading manufacturer Arrow U. S. A. Overall dimensions 194 x 212 cm with generous eaves height of 170cm. Double lockable sliding doors give overall opening of 81 x 165 cm for easy access.
Made from 100% galvanized steel , the shed has an attractive 2 tone anthracite grey finish and comes with a manufacturers 10 year no rust perforation guarantee.
Sliding lockable doors .
H190, W191, D199cm.
W6ft, D7ft.
Base size W194cm, D212cm.
Base size D7ft, base size W6ft.
Anchor kit not provided.
Base not included.
2 people required for assembly.
Would this be too cold to sleep in during the winter months?
Thinking of getting one for my wife.
I must be getting soft in my old age worrying about the cold!
moosery2
31 Aug 161#3
dont buy a metal shed. I ignored advice and bought a metal shed, now I'm wishing it would just disappear overnight. They are so damp it's unbelievable.
moob to moosery2
31 Aug 16#5
Insulate it
graybags
31 Aug 16#4
Never put anything in a shed you wouldn't want to get damp. Metal sheds are fine.
Is the door on 7ft or 6ft side?
kevjosant to graybags
31 Aug 16#7
Appears to be on the 7ft side
leesadlier
31 Aug 16#6
ordered the 8x6
regarding condensation, wouldnt a couple of ventilation holes drilled just under the over hang on both sides help with letting the warmer air escape?
moosery2 to leesadlier
1 Sep 16#13
you'd think, but even leaving the doors open doesn't work. A wooden shed is the way to go. It really is.
Jaybeam
31 Aug 16#8
Mixed reviews on Argos also remember you need a good base as my father had one many years ago and they are very light when up.
jhw
31 Aug 16#9
These things are prob great in a dry climate - like Arizona!
fireman1
31 Aug 16#10
surely the door would be on the width and not depth. And the depth is the longer measurement.
titanx1
31 Aug 16#11
Damp even when insulated, spend 2 days putting these up including concrete base, go rusty after 3 years even after a yearly clean and protection. Buy a wooden shed so much easier and quicker in the long run, and will outlast these sheds
dealerxxx
31 Aug 16#12
It could end up in a divorce
Roger_Irrelevant
1 Sep 16#14
+1 for wooden shed, but make sure to raise it off the ground especially if it's where leaves can gather or the base will rot. I used a frame of 4"x3" and put that frame on some sacrificial blocks that can be replaced if necessary.
Ricky1968
1 Sep 16#15
Bought the larger 8x6 shed which was a great price at £199 with £8.95 for delivery.
Not bothered about condensation as I will store tools etc in this one and have the more delicate stuff ( whatever that is!!) in the wooden shed.
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Product Description/Spec
Arrow (Apex) Metal Garden Shed - 6 x 7ft.
New steel apex shed from the Worlds leading manufacturer Arrow U. S. A. Overall dimensions 194 x 212 cm with generous eaves height of 170cm. Double lockable sliding doors give overall opening of 81 x 165 cm for easy access.
Made from 100% galvanized steel , the shed has an attractive 2 tone anthracite grey finish and comes with a manufacturers 10 year no rust perforation guarantee.
Sliding lockable doors .
H190, W191, D199cm.
W6ft, D7ft.
Base size W194cm, D212cm.
Base size D7ft, base size W6ft.
Anchor kit not provided.
Base not included.
2 people required for assembly.
15 comments
Also 8 x 6 available for £199.99 (Half Price)
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7058464.htm
Thinking of getting one for my wife.
I must be getting soft in my old age worrying about the cold!
Is the door on 7ft or 6ft side?
regarding condensation, wouldnt a couple of ventilation holes drilled just under the over hang on both sides help with letting the warmer air escape?
Not bothered about condensation as I will store tools etc in this one and have the more delicate stuff ( whatever that is!!) in the wooden shed.