Rubbermaid Storage Sheds & Buildings
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 Roughneck⢠Modular Vertical Outdoor Storage Shed, Two Lockable Doors Vertical Storage Shed has two doors for easy access. Six-foot interior height provides walk-in accessibility. Freestanding and weather-resistant. Durable double-wall resin panels lock together quickly and easily. Heavy-duty structural foam floor has angled entry ramp. Easily assembled ...Read More |
 Horizontal Outdoor Storage Shed The horizontal storage shed provides maintenance-free, durable protection from the elements for lawn and garden equipment, grill supplies and more. Keeps contents dry. Ideal for trash cans and toys. Durable resin construction will not rust, rot, fade, split or peel; will not require painting... Read More |
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 Roughneck⢠Modular Large Vertical Outdoor Storage Shed Freestanding and weather-resistant durable double-wall resin panels lock together quickly and easily. Heavy-duty structural foam floor has angled entry ramp. Easily assembled with basic tools Hasp is padlockable (padlock not included) Structural foam floor supports up to 1300 lbs...Read More |
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Rubbermaid Storage Sheds Styles
Rubbermaid storage sheds are becoming a very popular storage choice for many people, because they come in a variety of sizes, and they're weather resistant too. Rubbermaid storage sheds don't normally need to be painted or repaired, and they can last for many years.
Rubbermaid storage sheds come in many sizes. Some are small for instance, measuring approximately four and a half feet wide by a little over two feet deep and standing about three feet tall. Even these small storage sheds are useful for holding small garden tools and supplies though, particularly when your yard is small or you need a storage shed on your apartment balcony.
Larger sheds are available as well, with some being well over six feet tall, six feet deep, and over five feet wide. These are excellent storage sheds for those who have a yard with more room, and they can be used to store a variety of outdoor items such as push lawn mowers, bicycles, lawn games and various hand tools too.
There's an unusually designed Rubbermaid storage shed too, that seems to be specifically made for storing bikes and push lawn tools. This one almost looks like a tall box laying on its side too. It's five feet wide, close to seven feet deep, and about four and a half feet tall.
All of the Rubbermaid containers have special interlocking pieces which make them fairly quick and easy to assemble. Many of the Rubbermaid storage containers also have molded grooves in them, which are for installing one or more shelves inside the unit. The shelves aren't included, but you can buy a simple piece of wood and just slip it into place.
Some of the smaller, box style Rubbermaid outdoor storage sheds are made so the top can be lifted up like a lid as well. In most cases there is a hasp built into each design so a padlock can be attached to keep the storage items within secure.
The floors of Rubbermaid storage sheds also have special helpful features too. There is a slight ramp lip for instance, which makes it easier to roll lawn equipment in or out as needed.
Some of the sheds also have molding in various other places of the shed, to be used for different things. One of the larger box-style sheds for instance, has molded anchor grooves which allow you to attach the Rubbermaid shed to another structure, or anchor it to the ground.
Most people like the Rubbermaid storage sheds because they're easy. They are very simple to set up, they don't have to be painted or sanded regularly, they won't rust, they don't dent easily, and they keep your outdoor equipment and supplies secure and dry. Many are also small enough to give you some needed storage room in confined spaces too.
The downside though, is that they all tend to come in one color. The roof colors vary a little, but not much. The sheds and storage containers themselves though, tend to come in a tan shade referred to as "Taupe", which might seem a little dull, boring and mundane for some.
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August 25th, 2009 at 5:13 pm
I’m looking for an outdoor storage shed for 2 bikes. It should be as small as possible since my backyard is small.
Can you help me?
Marilia
August 25th, 2009 at 7:00 pm
Marilia,
There are several options. If you look above, you’ll see this Rubbermaid Slide-Lid Taupe/Evergreen Outdoor Storage Shed. That is probably the smallest: 4′ x 5′ x3′ (approximately).
Or, you can get an Arrow Garden Shed which is 8′ x 3′
You can also get a Glenwood Arrow Shed if you have a little more room: this one is 8′ x 6′
September 21st, 2009 at 8:57 pm
I’d like a storage shed like the ones pictured to keep in my basement — perhaps with shelves. What do you suggest?
September 21st, 2009 at 9:39 pm
Yvonne, any of the sheds above would work, depending on how much space you have. But sheds are usually for outdoors. If you need storage for your basement, you can get any Rubbermaid container
to keep your items that need storage. You can also just add some shelves to one of your walls.
Hope that helps.
October 6th, 2009 at 12:19 am
i need to order doors for my rubbermaid shed can u give me website plz
October 6th, 2009 at 12:26 am
I am not sure you can buy separate doors for a Rubbermaid shed: you may want to look on eBay, or Craigs list. Or, better yet, get a new Rubbermaid shed
January 15th, 2010 at 10:12 am
I’m looking for an extendable shed ( vinyl, plastic or metal, no wood ).
I want to start with 10′x12′ with the entrance on the 10′ side. Then I wan to extend the 10′ to 12′, 14′, 16′ etc.
Is there such shed available ?
Thanks.
January 15th, 2010 at 10:16 am
Ted, I am afraid there are no sheds like that available. If you were handy, you could probably build it. Otherwise, I’d purchase the largest shed you can afford for your needs.
Regards,