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Are They Worth IT? Metal Garden Shed Patiowell
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2023
- Danny and friends install a metal garden shed from Patiowell. It will be used for chairs, garden supplies, and other things needed at Pecan Grove.
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Coming from China I have noticed that a lot of things like clothes are very thin and now you're saying that the shed walls are thin that is the problem ordering stuff from China. They don't realize the weather the storms that we get so I tried to avoid stuff coming from other countries. Good luck with your shed
I bought the exact one. I kept the plastic on the panels. Once the shed heats up a couple times the plastic is easier to remove 😊
Yeah I saw one review saying the plastic was hard to remove and I was like… I’m not doing that. Also might keep the finish nice longer!
@@louhortonsculpture yeah I agree it will help the material last long until the plastic starts peeling itself
@@k-sell4065 Has it started peeling off yet?
We got a metal shed when we purchased our house. It’s on a concrete slab, and according to google earth, it’s an antique! Very heavy gauge metal, screws everywhere. The door has been reinforced with a bit of lumber at one point, but still holding its own. They don’t make them like that anymore.
I hope that the shed ends up being what you need. The photos of the finished product looks very nice.
Thank you Danny and Wanda for all you do. You are an inspiration to all who love working on the land.
We had a large metal shed that lasted for twenty years. It was sitting directly on ground and bottom rusted over time to the point a ground hog decided it was a good place to put tunnel entrance.
Oh that Saran Wrap took hours to get it off; but after Bud’s reinforcement - it turned out to be a great garden shed for me. A year standing and still a solid building
I have 2 metal buildings from home depot, they are strong and have the steel bars around the sides, they are 30 years old and holding up fine. Most likely will never buy one made that well again.
I have a 8 x 10 from home Depot . Sliding doors but has support to around middle. Has 2 years. Seems fairly strong but have had some leaks to stop. Paid laround $350.
One of my neighbors bought a metal 10x10 shed from Lowes. He opened the box and took one look at it and saw that he was in over his head.
It sat under his deck for two years.
Then he sold it to me for half what he paid for it.
I opened the box and it had 50 panels and 1000 screws in the box.
It took me and a helper two weekends to put it together.
The instructions were obviously written by a Chinese person whose English wasn't too good.
It was lucky for me that there was a model of this exact shed set up at my local Lowe's store.
I had to go look at the model a couple of times to figure it out.
I formed up a floor for it out of 2x4s and I dumped in a lot of bags of concrete and added water and I mixed it in place and smoothed it up with a long 2x4.
I caulked and screwed down a pressure treated 2x4 to screw the shed to the floor and to give me another 1- 1/2" of head room inside the shed.
After I got it built I found out that it gets hot as an oven inside.
I got some corrugated roofing and some hat channel and I put a double
Roof on it to keep the sun off of it.
Then I put another layer of metal over the walls too. That made a big difference.
I bought some vents but I haven't put them in yet.
So far it has not leaked.
It was challenging to put together even for someone with a construction background.
You could add a piece of hat channel on the inside walls of that shed to strengthen those sides. It wouldn''t cost much.
Thanks for the video.
I think this is a cute little shed. It beats the old metal sheds from the 1970s that my parents had; the first strong wind that happened, the shed blew apart and they were outside gathering up the items from in the shed and returning them to the garage, and this was about 2 a.m. I'm going to check them out. I can really use a little shed for my garden supplies.
We had a little while wind pick one up and toss it when I was a kid. Not a cloud in the sky my aunt heard and saw it from across the road
@@debbielee93 I remember that night quite well because we had just finished assembling the shed that evening and my parents had put the grill, bikes and garden tools in there and locked it up. This shed was about 20 feet behind the 2 car garage and was protected from the north and west by the garage and a triple row of mature pine trees. A gust of wind came and all we heard in the house, about 50 feet away was the sound of metal being crushed and then of metal being ripped apart. In the morning, the only part of the shed standing was one wall panel and where the track had been screwed into the concrete platform. Everything else was gone.
We just purchased a small metal shed for garden tools. We put it on concrete pavers. It’s exactly what we needed. Lot less in cost than the resin ones.
Hello Danny and Ms Wanda. I have a metal shed and a wooden shed my husband built years ago. Both are still in great shape, but are at their max of storage.
The shed does look a bit flimsy in places but looks nice. To bad they sent you the wrong color--- looks good never the less. The base that you built will still be there even if a hurricane takes the rest. Should serve you well.
I am working on a shed like that now. It is a 5x3. I have to only place the roof on it now and the door. I have been working on it for a week a little at a time. I have never put one together before. I just need to know how to keep it in place so it doesn't move I am 76,it has been enjoyable to put it together. Thank you
I appreciate the honest review of this shed. I understand that plastic issue since I just received a few metal garden beds that were the same.
We had a metal building at our other house. It was a bit larger. I don’t remember where we bought it. It still looks nice and holds a lot. Our granddaughter and her family our enjoying it now while they pay off their student loans.
I put up a metal shed last year, camping on newly bought place. I built a foundation 3 blocks high and put up the metal shed on that. Mainly to get a regular 6 foot 8 inch door to go on there. I made plywood doors, with an astragal in the one that doesn't usually open. These sheds are hard to finish inside because the framing is hard to double up with wood for an inner layer. Then, they do leak sometimes. So, they are good for primitive protection. Biggest thing I hate is bang my head on the door frame. I put in the extra height to deal with that.
Cute shed. It looks like slightly better quality then older metal one's. I remember 1 my grandma had to where if the sliding door got stuck you could destroy it if you forced it too much.
I bought one years ago back in IN from Lowes. I put it up by myself in two days. It lasted 6 years till a tornado sent it across yard.
I have bought and built three of those. They are good for low value items that need to be kept out of the weather
My parents have had the same metal shed in their backyard since 1978 - it was erected on railroad ties and my dad tarred around the perimeter after screwing it all into place. Doors still work, no rust - they did build things way better back then!
We bought a shed like the one you guys have and we turned it into a chicken coop. LOL. It has served my girls and I very well.
I turned mine into a goat shed lol
I purchased a plastic one (with a floor!) when I moved here, and it has held up well for 10 years now. I'm sorry yours wasn't what you were expecting but it will work out for you!
Danny, I acquired a storage shed once. It came in a box. I opened it up. Took one look at it saw that there was a bag of screws look like about 10,000 of them that’s it. Oh no I don’t have the patience for this thing. I’m not an idiot, but I’m just didn’t want to put myself through that misery. Ended up paying the neighbor kid to put it together for me. Took him about three days to put it together. But like you say they’re kind of flimsy at the end just because they are what they are. I like those Swingin’ Doors, though mine has sliders on it, and they’re always binding up. Thanks for sharing. God bless.
Your right the one I put up 40 years ago had 4 metal bar around it. One at top bottom and 2 around the center.
This kind would be perfect for gardening tools and a push lawnmower. Thanks for all y’all do!!!
I'll say this about a metal garden shed. My mom and dad moved into a house that had a small garden shed out back. They lived there for 40+ year and both eventually passed away but that shed was still standing last time I passed by for nostalgia's sake. Of course they don't make things like they used to because I have her old washer that is still going after30+ years.
My husband has always been good to put things together..he’s a bit slower but I can see him still doing it 👍
Thank you Ms Wanda and Mr Danny for the opportunity to win one of these sheds. It sure would be a big help to get my chicken and goat feed off our porch. It attracts a lot of mice and chipmunks, which in turn is attracting a lot of HUGE Black Rat Snakes....Ugh.... I want it away from the house.... Fingers crossed.....
This looks much nicer than the metal shed we had in the ‘70s.
You can put some tie down metal straps and it will survive a hurricane. I had one that went through 3 hurricanes. Also survived all the straight line wind storms...
Having friends help makes the whole thing more fun!!
I won!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much Deep South!!
I plan to either house all my garden tools and maybe my watering cans, OR I can use the shed to store my chicken feed and bird seed. Options are endless! My first ever she-shed. I’m so grateful. 🥰
This would make a great feed/milk shed to keep from hauling feed and supplies to the pasture.
I couldn't find the metal "wood look" shed but I just ordered the exact one you guys got. You made a nice foundation for your cheap Chinese shed! I think deck blocks and gravel will work fine for me. Once it's screwed down and filled with stuff, it won't blow away. Thanks for the video!
Looks like a nice storage for garden tools & such.
I've been looking for an affordable shed. Hopefully, I will win. Lol
I've built a few similar sheds and they are all a bit of a pain. But I think the lower maintenance makes it worth it...
That 5x3 would be perfect to keep just my gardening things in! I wouldn't have to search 3 or 4 different places to find everything!
Good morning 😊
Thank you I could use one I have all my stuff in my husband's work area 😁
Good morning!
There is a Japanese wood burning process called "Broshugizan". You take a 1500 degree propane roofing torch to wood to char and preserve the wood. You can take the same torch to your metal panels and simply melt that plastic right off. Super easy.
Thanks for the honest review. I would have sent it back when I realized there was all that plastic to peel off 😳
Yes, you give a very honest review! I learn so much from your descriptions. That’s a great price point on this lil shed, thank you Danny!
Just thought you should know I’m a first time gardener it started as a smaller size but it just keeps getting bigger I love it an I watch you all an have learned so much an have done a lot of the things you have shown me my garden is doing well I’m so blessed to have found you thanks for everything ❤
Nice you have a place to keep small stuff. A good place for low value items. Will be interested to see it after some high winds. Any way you could add a bar around the inside to strengthen?
those vents at the top gonna need some sort of screen on the inside here in the south wasp will go through them and build nest in the shed
To bad sent you wrong shed seems like nice garden shed. Ty for what you two do for the community
Thank you for the opportunity to win the shed. What a wonderful gesture. I have learned so much from you both this year. My corn is growing but we are getting very little rain right now. Watering from a hose is just not the same as God's gift of rain. May God bless you and Miss Wanda.
I like the way it looks. I am saving money now for a shed and I am glad you shared your getting one. Although it will be a while before I get a shed I now know that I won't be able to put it together by myself. I like that the doors open out and that is what I want. I will check out the way the shed is built and make sure it is vented. This was such a useful video for me. Thank you Danny and Wanda another great video.
The building looks good, and that's a great review and constructive feedback, Danny!
Great job on putting it together, the wood one looks nice on their site.
Very well done critique there Danny. The shed looks nice, but from what you have described, the thing seems to be a little too cheap on the materials.
I have looked at sheds like this in the past but wondered how they would last. Be curious to see how it does. Thank y'all. Have a blessed day.
That's cool!!! You guys are the best. Thank you for everything you do!!!
Good morning Mr Danny and Ms Wanda! Too bad you didn't get that wood look ordered. Thanks for the video, we've been looking for a garden shed-just not sure this will be the one we buy because we are in a hurricane zone too.
Hey Danny & Wanda this is a great video! Yawl did a great job on building the floor. We could use a shed like that to store our garden hand tools. I would install a hand tool holder to hang shovels, rakes etc. Thanks for sharing. God Bless
Cool! And thank you for the giveaway opportunity! Lotsa love ❤
Good morning 🌞 from Alabama Danny. Try an stay cool as much as possible. We all know life goes on an there's work no matter the weather.
Good morning!
Danny, the shed does look nice, although I don’t think that it would last very long.
We will have to see.
LOL! I put one together years ago. It was manufactured by a company called Arrow. It had so many little bolts and nuts. It took me three days to put it together. It didn't come with a floor either and it had the sliding doors. All in all though it was a sturdy little building, survived several storms.
I LOVE AN HONEST REVIEW!! Especially these days where so many people lie their butts off just because a company sends them a product!!
Hope y'all enjoy your new shed!
It turned out very nice, although the darker color you ordered would have looked even better I'm sure! A weather strip for the door is an excellent idea! As always, I appreciate your honest review!
I would set this up next to our compost piles, close to our gardens, so we don't have to walk everything from the workshop building everyday! It would save us a good deal of time.
My metal shed doing good had it 3years now just like anything you gotta take care of it and make sure you put a tie down on it it's lite weight can flip over .
Y'all always do such a good job on your building projects
Thanks for the review. I can read blueprints to figure out installation and have put together other sheds, but having your carpentry knowledge is very helpful. Take care.
You were excellent! Thank you.
Appreciate the honest review. I hope it lasts a good little while at least! Thank you for the opportunity to win one. Hope you and Mrs Wanda have a good day!
Very good video. Always interested in seeing you give the honest run down of products.
I have that same shed you are giving away. I put it together on a wooden pallet with runners underneath. That way I can move it around the yard if I need to. I’ve been using it for 2 years now to store my tiller. It’s holding up well so far.
That would be such a blessing Ya'll.. than you for All ya'll do for us 🙏❤️
Thank you so much for your honest opinion and GOD bless you guys from northwest FL!
We have a shed at our homestead when we moved there I have no idea how old it is but the funny thing is every time I get something new to put in there my OCD kicks in😂
Danny when you said, “for people who don’t know construction me, like my wife Miss Wanda,” my husband said, “Lock him in there Miss Wanda.” Thanks for giving us a laugh!
appreciate the honest critique....be interested to see how it stands up after a few windy days.
Awesome, good luck to everyone hoping to win!
Entered the garden shed drawing. 😁 Good luck to all those entering.
Thanks for this honest review sharing the positives and negatives.
It was a pain to put up. However,it is up and doing what we need it to do.
We are looking into sheds now. I have one I have to finish it is a toss up of it's use. But we have chickens and goats. So, we are leaning into the one we are building which is a 4wx12Lx8H for storage of chicken feed, equipment ( feeders, waters, chick starting equipment) bedding, and all. The other shed we are looking for is one we could do some storage for our goats like barn cleaning tools bedding. We have been looking but not sure fully what we want. 🤦♀️
But I hope the shed works out good for you guys.🎉
Thank you for the opportunity to win the garden shed. We could really use it. Thanks for all you do and share
Greetings from Mobile County Alabama, we finally got some rain in the form of a gully washer and hope the pepper plants straighten back up.
It looks ok
thank you for sharing
G’mornin Danny and Wanda.
Morning
The blessings of help. I know it well bring disabled with neck n back issues on lifting.. I'm thankful if win I have ppl to help me get put up to use for gardening n potting building.
I love watching you guys
I need one for my tools probably get one thats more like a outdoor closet sized model
Had a 4x 8 raised garden bed with the same plastic.
Thank you love your videos. Great information
I like the look and it looks easy to get into ied have to put it on concrete so I could get into it with my wheelchair and be able to turn around in it with other stuff in it as well I like it I have my fingers crossed lol thanks for all ya do
I have this in my Amazon cart, or at least a lookalike. I've been hemhawing this purchase for 6mos or better. I am soo excited for you! 😃
Good morning DSH. Always good to do a review here and there. Stay safe up there and keep on growing🤠
LOVE this video!
Yay, I have been wanting a metal shed to store tools and gardening stuff.
I got a 10x12 barn shed 40 year's ago and it had about 3000 screws no 8 that you put it together with, it took days to get it together but lasted tell this year and we took it down.
Danny, I really like the wood look shed. I just moved to Florida and I'm currently looking for a shed to put my garden supplies in it. Thank you for your imput on this shed.
Good review. Thank you
It looks like a nice shed!
Thank you for all your info pertaining to.. everything!
What a beautiful barn!!!
Last metal building I had hurricane Sally took it out. Built a new shed out of wood.