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DuraMax DuraPlus 8 x 8 Outdoor Storage Shed with Foundation
- Size: 8' x 8'
- 7 1/2' Tall Walk-In Shed
- All Weather Durable, Long Lasting, and Maintenance Free Vinyl
- Wide 60" Double Doors
- Wind Tested up to 115 mph (When anchored properly to the ground)
- Won't rust, rot, dent or mildew
- Never needs painting
- Vinyl is fire retardant (unlike other plastics)
- Strong metal structure tested for 20lbs/sqft snow load
- Door handle includes padlock eye to secure shed
- Window Kit included
- Foundation kit included
- Offers enhanced aesthetics over DuraMax classic vinyl series
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Product Details
DuraMax Part Number: 30114 eCanopy Item Number: DRM-30114 UPC: 638801301141 Features
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Customer Questions & Answers
8 Questions &
8 Answers
Judith H.
from Columbia, SC asked:
December 12, 2019
How is it anchored to the ground?
1 Answer
This item can be anchored to the ground with a solution of your choice. Most recommend anchoring your base to concrete.
Submitted by:
Chaz A.
on December 12, 2019
S. K.
from walhalla sc 29691 asked:
October 28, 2019
Is the shed watertight?
1 Answer
The shed does not leak. It won't rust, rot, dent or mildew. Thank you for your inquiry.
Submitted by:
Sarah B.
on October 29, 2019
Andrea T.
from Crestview, FL asked:
September 2, 2019
What is a foundation kit included in with this shed?
1 Answer
The foundation kit is a metal outline for the shed to sit on, that allows for the shed to be easily assembled on a turf or gravel surface. The main use for it is to provide a level surface on uneven ground.
Submitted by:
Mike T.
on September 3, 2019
Judy
from The Pas, Manitoba asked:
July 13, 2019
What is the warranty on this shed?
1 Answer
This shed has a 15-year warranty.
Submitted by:
Mike T.
on July 15, 2019
Larry H.
from Marsville Wa. asked:
June 13, 2019
How high are the doors and what are the inside dimensions?
1 Answer
Being that that is 7 1/2 feet tall inside, the width should be approximately 7 and 1/2 feet as well. While the dimensions were not made available for the doors themselves, 7 feet tall seems to be a reasonable estimate.
Submitted by:
Mike T.
on June 14, 2019
Trish
from Fort Worth, Tx. asked:
December 29, 2018
Does this shed need a concrete foundation?
1 Answer
The manufacturer recommends using a level surface of either wood, or concrete, the size of the desired building.
Submitted by:
Tinisha H.
on December 31, 2018
Jerry P.
from CA asked:
November 15, 2018
What is the height of the top of the roof, from the ground? Out side height from ground?
1 Answer
This is a 7 1/2' Tall shed.
Submitted by:
Darnarius S.
on November 16, 2018
Gary
from West Haven, UT asked:
October 26, 2018
What does completed assembly weigh? When assembled, can it be slid onto prefabbed platform?
1 Answer
The assembled weight is approximately 275 lbs. Although it is not impossible to slide this unit unto a pre-existing platform, the manufacturer recommends to build the base/foundation on the platform itself.
Submitted by:
Chaz A.
on October 26, 2018
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By M from
Arkansas on October 10, 2019
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Quality Shed
Make sure you build/have a level and square foundation. I used "castle blocks" with treated 2x4s (so they were off the ground). The extra time to get it square and level is worth it long term and for assembly of the shed. Wait till you have shed before finalizing foundation (foundation isn't exactly 8x 8).
Shed goes together well, instructions are precise BUT read them first and make your notes on the page to remind you of key points once you start assembling.
It will take much longer than you expect to assemble shed (esp if you are doing it exactly right).
I did water-proofing and wind resistance options and recommend everyone do this: minimal cost (less than $15) and great dividends.
Put in a 3/4 inch floor as recommended for strength.
Shed goes together well, instructions are precise BUT read them first and make your notes on the page to remind you of key points once you start assembling.
It will take much longer than you expect to assemble shed (esp if you are doing it exactly right).
I did water-proofing and wind resistance options and recommend everyone do this: minimal cost (less than $15) and great dividends.
Put in a 3/4 inch floor as recommended for strength.
ProsWill not rot. Looks nice. Lives up to expectations
ConsInstructions require great attention. Doesn't assemble quickly but assembles well (a con and a pro)
