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Lifetime Storage Sheds
Lifetime is a company based in Clearfield, Utah, that builds plastic storage sheds and a whole bunch of other plastic and steel products. They also offer tons of upgrades and addons for their line of sheds, including corner shelf kits, vertical and horizontal shelving kits and shed extensions for their full line of plastic storage sheds.
Lifetime has some of the largest storage sheds available, with their top three plastic sheds coming in at 11'x36', 11'x21' and 11'x18'. These sheds are huge and have 9 foot wide doors so that you can load them with everything from yard and garden tools, to bikes, trikes, motorcycles and even cars and boats. While they aren't cheap, coming in at a range of $3,500 to $3,800, that's way cheaper than having a wooden shed, metal shop or other type of large outbuilding built on your property. The smaller utility and garden sheds built by Lifetime Products include these sizes and models of shed, as rated by user reviews. One of the top models was Lifetime Product's 6446 8x15 Side Entry Outdoor Garden Storage unit with a price tag of around $1,700. If you can find one of these used in your local area, then grab it, since owners of this shed gave it 5 out of 5 stars on Amazon. Another of their sheds with a 5 star review rating was the Lifetime, steel reinforced polyethylene constructed, Brighton 60001 Side Entry 8 X 10 Outdoor Garden And Storage Shed. This shed comes in at a little under $1,400, for it's 80 square foot of usable space, so if you can get one of these used, you should grab it.
Here's what you can expect in all of Lifetime's great utility sheds, lawn and garden buildings and even their huge outbuildings:
That's cool, I looked at that shed last year at a home and garden show, and it's nice. It's got powder coated steel and high density polyethylene construction, so it's going to look nice for a long time, and the double entry doors are good for quads, snowmobiles, motorcycles or anything else that you can drive on through instead of backing up.
Sal
Posted 291 days ago
I picked up an 8x10 Lifetime dual entry storage shed this weekend. The thing is well made and is going to make getting the lawn mower with the snow blade on it in and out of the shed way easier than it was last year. My last shed didn't have the dual entry, and I can't move my neck to see behind be, so it was not safe for me to move the lawn mower out of the old shed. I had to have my wife come and get it out for me when i wanted to use it.