Walmart has spent most of the spring slashing prices on many of its most popular outdoor storage sheds, making it incredibly easy for you to score a great shed for just a fraction of the usual cost. And it appears the retailer is heating things up even more during its Walmart Deals sales event.
If you sneak a peek at Walmart’s shed section, you will find shed sales at every turn, with some of the best options currently selling for upwards of 71% off their regular retail prices. From smaller sheds, like the Asofer 5-Foot by 3-Foot Outdoor Metal Storage Shed (was $160, now $75), that you can use to store a lawn mower and some other landscaping equipment, to much larger sheds, like the Netaje 12-Foot by 18-Foot Outdoor Metal Storage Shed (was $1,300, now $750), that you can utilize to clear out your entire garage, Walmart has you covered.
We’ve rounded up five of the best shed sales at Walmart right now. Check them out below.
63% OffIf you’re looking for the perfect place to store a lawn mower, patio furniture, pool inflatables, power tools, and outdoor kids toys, this shed — on sale for 45% off — is going to be too small. However, it’s ideal for those on the hunt for a compact shed that can store things like power tools, tool boxes, and chemicals without forcing you to sacrifice too much square footage in your backyard. Constructed from natural cedar wood for durability, it features adjustable shelves to help you create a customized storage space, a sloped roof to prevent moisture buildup, and a lockable door for security.
71% OffDo you need a shed that’s slightly larger than the Asofer option to store items like a lawn mower and more? Then, this shed, which is 71% off at Walmart, will be a much better choice. Made from galvanized steel for strength, stability, and rust resistance, it has plenty of room for everything from mowers to bicycles. It also has a set of lockable double doors that are almost 4 feet wide, enabling you to move things in and out of the shed with ease. Plus, it boasts a sloped roof design to stop water from pooling and ventilation to prevent condensation and humidity from building up inside.
52% OffIf you plan to take everything that’s currently cluttering up your garage and toss it into a new storage shed, this one — marked down by 41% at the moment — is probably going to be your best bet. It’s the largest option on this list and can provide plenty of places to put all the items that are making such a mess in your garage right now. In addition to providing over 250 cubic feet of storage space, it features thick galvanized steel panels with an anti-rust coating, extra-wide double doors, and integrated top vents to prevent moisture buildup inside. Plus, it has a sloped roof for quick drainage and lets you add shelving (sold separately) to keep its interior well-organized.
58% OffAre you planning to put a new shed right up against your house or another structure? Investing in one designed to hug your home tight, such as this lean-to shed that’s on sale for 58% off, is an excellent idea. Equipped with a space-saving galvanized steel and aluminum frame and a sloped roof that can keep water away from your home, it’s an effective way to get the storage you need without cutting into your backyard more than you might like. The shed also offers a lockable door for security and lots of wall space for hanging brooms, rakes, and other outdoor tools.
59% OffOn sale for 59% off, this Lofka storage shed features a pair of padlocked sliding doors, a recess just beneath its eaves for improved airflow and ventilation, and a transparent window that works surprisingly well at brightening its interior. It also has a durable, fire-resistant metal construction, giving you yet another terrific option as you search for the perfect shed for the spring and summer.
Deals We’re Loving
- Patiowell 3-Foot by 3-Foot Outdoor Metal Storage Shed, $103 (was $143) at Walmart
- Dextrus 5-Foot by 3-Foot Outdoor Metal Storage Shed, $117 (was $130) at Walmart
- Petscosset Outdoor Storage Cabinet, $180 (was $320) at Walmart
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Chris Yuscavage
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