Keter Factor 8x11 - Plastic Shed Timelaps
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- This is the assembly time-laps (x32) video for the Factor 8x11 Keter Shed. This is the first time for us to build this, so took us around 4hrs, including short brakes. We followed instruction step-by-step and there was no problem at all. All fit well. A bit pain with the roof.www.keter.com/e...
Thank you.
Bought 1 month ago & am preparing the base now to assemble. Video very helpful for overview.
I just purchased this same shed
Mine still standing strong. Good stuff.
Hi I purchased one of this shed and the panels in side the box were bent towards the bottom. Also when assembling I couldn’t click in the plastic parts which go above the panels. I don’t know why this happened. Do you reckon it could be the bent panels causing the issue? Thanks
Beautiful day... The one day in Manchester the sun came out...
Thanks for the nice video, I'm going to build one tomorrow!! Very helpful!! ^^
good luck and thank you!
Thanks for the Video! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (should be on google have a look)? It is a great exclusive product for building better sheds and woodworking minus the headache. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got cool results with it.
Hi, just wondering if once built do you think the shed could be lifted and moved? Our space at side of house is 2.85m wide and shed is 2.29 wide when built. Trying to work out if we could build it first then lift into onto our base and push it back into place? Any thoughts/ advice would be much appreciated 🙏
Hi David, yes it's not a problem to move a shed in place you want after build. however, I would recommend sliding the shed instead lifting up in case some parts might bend or snap. Shed is not very heavy, but 2 people might be required to manover.
It would have been nice if we could actually see what you were doing inside and how it fastens together.
I have just finished building my 8 x 11 shed and although it is a good size for my garden and fits nicely behind my garage I am disappointed with the quality of some of the fittings. It is mostly where you have to "click" pieces together where the problems are, it is down to brute strength and ignorance that I managed to fit some of the parts.
Does shed need fixing to the ground or will the weight of things in it be enough to hold it down?
Mine is not fixed, But there are some holes for that if you need it. I have some heavy stuff inside and no problem. Shed survived a few bad storms etc. and still standing strong since. Still very happy with the @ketershed
Good. My layout and base material Is very similar to yours also.
Hi, saw you moved the whole thing away from side fence at around 6:06 , was it due to difficulty working on the roof without side access? Thanks!
Hi, yes. Just easier for us to slide in the roof panels.
Can you tell me the open door dimension? I would like this to park my golf cart who’s dimension are 50 inches wide and 69 inches high. If you can tell me from the floor how is the range. Thanks
Did you have any gaps in the roof at the top?
No gaps at all, all solid and dry.
hi great video, i have been asked to help a family member to install a keta shed and i wanted to know roughly how long it would take to assemble and do i need two people or can one person do it on their own?
Hey, Thank you. Well it took us around a day with a breaks for some food, drinks etc. Probably its around 5-6hrs job for 2 people. I recommend two people as this become much easier and some assembles might be tricky with just 1 person.
How did you anchor the shed into the pavers?
would it be have been possible to build it on the grass and then move it ?. Where I want to put it I wont be able to get to 3 of the sides once its in final location. Is it easy to move.
to be honest, shed is not as heavy at you may think, me and my friend been moving shed without struggle. You need to put good firm push but I would say shouldn't be a problem to move around on the flat surface.
Have space for mini gym?
hello there, thinking of getting this shed. Has it withstood the test of time and the elements? how does it look? is it still sturdy?
Still standing strong :)
How did you 'shimmy' the roof section in at 6:24sh. The instructions require the section to be partly slotted in, unfolded then completely slotted in?????. We're short of space that side so any tips would be greatly appreciated.
I am having the same issue Old Rocker, let me know if you find a solution fitting the roof.
It's been a while since we've done it, but I don't believe we used any special method other than the few points I'm making below. The roof was indeed probably the most fiddly bit of the whole project. Here's what may be helpful anyway:a/ It's a job for two. b/ One person pulls the roof section upwards from within the shed. You probably can't quite see it on the video but I was inside the shed standing on a stool pulling the roof section upwards, making sure it doesn't come out from the rails on each side with each inch we gained. My visibility was limited so we had to constantly communicate with the chap outside the shed as to what was going on. It did take a number of attempts I think (timelapse didn't quite show it.). "Shimmying" is indeed probably quite a good description of how we managed to slide the
roof section upwards at the end.c/ The other person outside the shed pushes ("shimmies") the roof section upwards (all in sync with the "pulling" by person one from within the shed) . The key is ability to see whether the roof section is about to slide off - and stop and realign the roof position before continuing. The chap helping me out on the video is quite tall, so I guess a "normal" person will need a stool as well in order to be able to see what's going on with the roof.
Fairy liquid worked for me
I wonder if one of this sheds would work for music rehearsal with the due soundproofing?
I really doubt that, this is just a simple shed with a plastic walls.
How long did it take to build?
Not sure now, but @ 4-5hrs at first time, maybe a bit less.
Nice shorts!
What a dope...
What is the quality of the shed like? Is it sturdy, windproof and waterproof?
Quality is good, all parts fitted perfectly. Shed is sturdy wind and water proof; all perfect and solid, no issues at all. Happy with purchase.
I've had a similar model (Stronghold 8x10) for about 12 years, very happy. Only issue I had was the skylight cracked after about 7 or 8 years, but I got that replaced free under warranty. No issues with 70 MPH winds, a foot of snow, etc.
I'm considering a plastic shed like yours. I've been warned that condensation is a problem in this type of shed. Do you find you have a condensation problem?
Hi David, not at all. In my case is nice and dry all a time. This is maybe I never left anything "wet" etc.
YouDaron Hi I purchased one of this shed and the panels in side the box were bent towards the bottom. Also when assembling I couldn’t click in the plastic parts which go above the panels. I don’t know why this happened. Do you reckon it could be the bent panels causing the issue? Thanks
I have a similar one,no condensation problems
I’ve now had mine 3 years and no condensation. Really pleased with it.
Be helpful if they had the camera in the same neighborhood.
How dark is it inside as looks dark?
bad video, you can't see anything of the editing