If your garage looks more like a junk shop than a place to park cars, you probably need more storage room. The cheapest and easiest way to get that storage is to buy a shed, have it shipped to your house, and spend a few hours erecting it in your backyard. Right now, Walmart has such a shed on sale for 45% less than usual.
The Sunmthink 8-Foot by 4-Foot Metal Storage Shed with Triple Doors is just $230 right now, significantly less than its normal $420 price tag. It’s one of the few sheds of this type we’ve seen with three doors, but otherwise it seems to check all of the boxes as a place to store, well, boxes (or whatever else is cluttering up your life.)
Sunmthink 8-Foot by 4-Foot Metal Storage Shed with Triple Doors, $230 (was $420) at Walmart
This shed has a steel frame, walls, and roof, powder-coated for corrosion resistance and treated with a UV-resistant finish. It provides 136 cubic feet of ventilated storage space under a sloped roof, and the whole thing can hold up to 6 inches of snow and withstand winds up to 30 mph. Both the double doors and single side door are lockable, and having two ways to get in really does make this shed easier to use.
One reviewer wrote that “it’s sturdy and weather-resistant, and it looks sleek in the yard with its modern dark finish.” The doors are smooth, the locks functional, and ventilation effective at keeping the contents dry. They’d “highly recommend it if you need extra outdoor storage that’s both functional and stylish.”
Another shopper said this shed “offers plenty of space for my garden tools, bikes, and other outdoor equipment” and that assembly was easy. “It looks great in the yard and feels very sturdy, even in bad weather.”
The Sunmthink 8-Foot by 4-Foot Metal Storage Shed with Triple Doors is a particularly sturdy, versatile product in this category. The chance to have a shed that can hold this much this securely for just $230 is one that’s not to be missed.
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Cameron LeBlanc
Commerce Writer, Autoblog