wickes are doing the larger store it out max for £99.99 with 15% off applied at checkout. bought both of mine from wickes, as some do seem to get damaged in transit from Amazon
TheOak
14 Apr 173#2
I am looking into these at the moment for wheelie bin storage. Anyone doing the same might need to know that this one wont fit what I consider to be the 'standard' wheelie bin size.
The larger Keter is available from argos at £99.99 at the moment and they have an offer for three outdoor locks with it for £5 extra.
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voicon
14 Apr 17#1
Nice one, thanks OP ordered.
TheOak
14 Apr 173#2
I am looking into these at the moment for wheelie bin storage. Anyone doing the same might need to know that this one wont fit what I consider to be the 'standard' wheelie bin size.
The larger Keter is available from argos at £99.99 at the moment and they have an offer for three outdoor locks with it for £5 extra.
POWYSWALES to TheOak
14 Apr 171#3
You can get an outdoor lock from poundland, no point it putting a fancy lock on as the fastening on the keter is plastic anyway.
fezzer48 to TheOak
14 Apr 171#20
Dont bother with the locks they dont fit, i bought from argos last week
jordanc93 to TheOak
15 Apr 17#26
Reading the reviews for the padlocks seems that argos have got it wrong offering the locks for £5 with the Maxi as those that bough both said the locks wouldn't fit as they weren't big enough.
POWYSWALES
14 Apr 172#4
I purchased this one last year, for anyone that is wondering you can fit in a washing machine and still shut the doors etc, but it will not fit a washing machine and a tumble dryer etc for example as it is not wide enough, for that you will need the max version.
bayhabourbutcher to POWYSWALES
14 Apr 171#6
bit risky putting having a washing machine in an outdoor shed where damp could get at the electronics ?
- unless the shed is in a garage maybe
Great price paid similar from B&Q offer last year, does the job and purchased this as a second one to store more garden crap :smiley:
POWYSWALES
14 Apr 172#7
We only have a small kitchen and wanted to add a dishwasher, as the dishwasher was new and the washing machine a few years old I decided to put the washing machine outdoors. Has been outside since June last year with no problems so far apart from the filler hose froze once or twice.
spinks
14 Apr 171#8
Talking rubbish.
Had my washing machine in a garage. Uninsulated pipes just set in concrete. Froze regularly. Just can't use it until it defrosts. Never had an issue. Moved home and washing machine indoors now still going strong.
bayhabourbutcher
14 Apr 171#9
better option is to buy a fridge freezer that can cope with outdoor temperatures (most cannot) & put that outside instead
POWYSWALES
14 Apr 171#10
To be fair there is a risk that freezing could cause damage and leaks, ice expands as it freezes so could crack the internal plastic plumbing inside the washing machine etc, I have only done it as the washing machine is a few years old and should a pipe burst it is only in the garden that will get flooded and not a garage etc.
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The larger Keter is available from argos at £99.99 at the moment and they have an offer for three outdoor locks with it for £5 extra.
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The larger Keter is available from argos at £99.99 at the moment and they have an offer for three outdoor locks with it for £5 extra.
- unless the shed is in a garage maybe
also if temperature drops below freezing ...
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/washing-machine-in-garage.256429/
Had my washing machine in a garage. Uninsulated pipes just set in concrete. Froze regularly. Just can't use it until it defrosts. Never had an issue. Moved home and washing machine indoors now still going strong.