| Product Dimensions | 224 x 228 x 252 cm; 135 Kilograms |
|---|---|
| Part number | 12-631664 |
| Item display height | 252 centimetres |
| Item display length | 229 centimetres |
| Item display width | 223 centimetres |
| Material type | Wood, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Plastic |
| Power source type | hand_powered |
| Manufacturer | Keter |
| Item model number | 243240 |
| ASIN | B07Q458J9K |
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Keter Newton Outdoor Apex Double Door Garden Storage Shed 7.5 x 7ft Brown WPC Wood Look and Feel | Fade Free | All Weather Resistant | Safe and Secure | Zero Maintenance | 15 year Warranty
Keter Newton Outdoor Apex Double Door Garden Storage Shed 7.5 x 7ft Brown WPC Wood Look and Feel | Fade Free | All Weather Resistant | Safe and Secure | Zero Maintenance | 15 year Warranty
Brand Keter
Colour Brown
Material Wood, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Plastic
Product dimensions 2.01D x 2.01W x 2.36H metres
Item weight 135 Kilograms
Colour Brown
Material Wood, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel, Plastic
Product dimensions 2.01D x 2.01W x 2.36H metres
Item weight 135 Kilograms
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About this item
- Ideal outdoor storage solution for all garden tools and equipment, BBQ's, bicycles and DIY tools
- Wide double-door entry for easy access
- Elegant natural wood effect design with double doors, built in ventilation and two windows for natural light
- Stainless steel locking system for added security
- Made of durable, low maintenance and fade-free plastic with double wall construction
- Internal dimensions: H 236 x W 201 x D 201 cm
Product information
From the manufacturer
The Newton 757 Shed
Blending elegance and technology in one extremely durable outdoor storage solution, the Newton 757 shed is a dream for your home and garden. Exceptionally strong, durable and functional on the inside, this shed gives your tools, furniture, and equipment all the protection they need, all year round. For lovers of real wood sheds who hate the maintenance aspect, the Newton 757 shed is a revelation. It features panels made from an advanced composite that offers the natural beauty of a real wood finish while saving you the hassle of coatings and repairs. Rest assured, with a steel-reinforced double-wall frame this shed can withstand extreme rain, wind and snow. It is designed with generous windows, a full-length skylight and built-in ventilation to keep things light and fresh, and features a heavy-duty floor. Internal dimensions: H 236 x W 201 x D 201 cm.
Main Features
Looks like wood Feels like wood
Innovative wood plastic composite (WPC) walls let you enjoy the look and feel of real wood while providing all the benefits of weather-resistant plastic
Lockable
Stainless steel locking system for added security (padlock not included)
Ventilated
Ventilation provides a safe and dry storage environment, while the skylight allows natural light
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Customer Reviews
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molto soddisfatti, bisogna prestare un po' di attenzione durante il montaggio
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molto soddisfatti, bisogna prestare un po' di attenzione durante il montaggio
F***a.
Perfetto mi è piaciuto molto, però per il montaggio, veloce e facile serve un piano di appoggio di cemento fatto a regola d'arte.
F***a.
Perfetto mi è piaciuto molto, però per il montaggio, veloce e facile serve un piano di appoggio di cemento fatto a regola d'arte.
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Clie********zon
Le produit est juste parfait, correspond au descriptif et facile à installer, aucune difficulté. Je recommande ce produit.
Clie********zon
Le produit est juste parfait, correspond au descriptif et facile à installer, aucune difficulté. Je recommande ce produit.
J. *******and
I’m not particularly DIY savvy but can assemble flat pack furniture etc. If you are of average ability, fitness and mobility and have someone similar to help, you can assemble this shed in 5~6 hours. Things to note: - if you are assembling the shed yourself, the delivery boxes are large and heavy. Roughly 7 x 4 ft each and requires 2 to carry boxes 2/3 and 3/3 and possibly 3 to carry the larger 1\3. - open all the boxes and lay out everything if you can. Check everything is there (no problem for us) and everything is as expected (one of our roof pieces had a deformed lip that we had to reshape, and one had a small chip in one of the tiles) ~ the ground must be level! Otherwise you’ll struggle to line things up later. Use a spirit level and use shims on the base to ensure it is level before you start. ~ power screwdriver is essential. Lots of screwing in. Set on a low torque as you don’t want to overtighten anything and wreck the plastic panels. You’ll also need a 10mm spanner or deep socket set and screwdriver for the A Frame - our door frame struts were fine but our left door wasn’t cut completely straight. If you have issues fitting the door frames completely flush to the plastic doors, use a set square and measure up to ensure the frame is spot on as this is ultimately the most important. - fitting the A frame without the roof panels on (as per the guide) is tricky as, if you fit the vertical central bars flush with the top panel edge, the frame will sit too low. We had to refit the bars and frame after the 4 panels were on, so the central bars were about 5mm proud of the top panel. This may just have been our shed, of course. ~ don’t forget to insert the internal door pieces for the lock-in bars before you put the door trims on, like we did :( - use small clamps to hold trims etc in place before screwing in. We found this helped keep things in place, particularly doing the doors. ~ have access to two step ladders before you start. ~ you’ll need to sec
J. *******and
I’m not particularly DIY savvy but can assemble flat pack furniture etc. If you are of average ability, fitness and mobility and have someone similar to help, you can assemble this shed in 5~6 hours. Things to note: - if you are assembling the shed yourself, the delivery boxes are large and heavy. Roughly 7 x 4 ft each and requires 2 to carry boxes 2/3 and 3/3 and possibly 3 to carry the larger 1\3. - open all the boxes and lay out everything if you can. Check everything is there (no problem for us) and everything is as expected (one of our roof pieces had a deformed lip that we had to reshape, and one had a small chip in one of the tiles) ~ the ground must be level! Otherwise you’ll struggle to line things up later. Use a spirit level and use shims on the base to ensure it is level before you start. ~ power screwdriver is essential. Lots of screwing in. Set on a low torque as you don’t want to overtighten anything and wreck the plastic panels. You’ll also need a 10mm spanner or deep socket set and screwdriver for the A Frame - our door frame struts were fine but our left door wasn’t cut completely straight. If you have issues fitting the door frames completely flush to the plastic doors, use a set square and measure up to ensure the frame is spot on as this is ultimately the most important. - fitting the A frame without the roof panels on (as per the guide) is tricky as, if you fit the vertical central bars flush with the top panel edge, the frame will sit too low. We had to refit the bars and frame after the 4 panels were on, so the central bars were about 5mm proud of the top panel. This may just have been our shed, of course. ~ don’t forget to insert the internal door pieces for the lock-in bars before you put the door trims on, like we did :( - use small clamps to hold trims etc in place before screwing in. We found this helped keep things in place, particularly doing the doors. ~ have access to two step ladders before you start. ~ you’ll need to sec