- 9 X 7.5ft temporary storage: Easy to put up, easy to take down – can keep your garden and outdoor equipment safely stored. Size is large, holds a lot.
- Front and back entrance: Zipped for easy access and holds in place with the clasp fastenings – easy to enter and leave – great for a bike shelter, mobility scooter shelter or motorcycle shed.
- Plastic cloth shell: Shields inside from light-mild rain and wind, protecting your inside items from damage. Straps to attach securely to the motorbike storage shed frame.
- Metal frame: A strong structure. Ground pegs included to fix this portable shed firmly to the ground.
- Dimensions: 240H x 280L x 240Wcm. Door: 172H x 195Wcm. Easy to assemble.
Outsunny Garden Storage Tent, Heavy Duty Bike Shed, Patio Storage Shelter w/Metal Frame and Double Zipper Doors, 2.8m x 2.4m x 2.4m, Dark Grey
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Outsunny Garden Storage Tent, Heavy Duty Bike Shed, Patio Storage Shelter w/Metal Frame and Double Zipper Doors, 2.8m x 2.4m x 2.4m, Dark Grey
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8 reviews for Outsunny Garden Storage Tent, Heavy Duty Bike Shed, Patio Storage Shelter w/Metal Frame and Double Zipper Doors, 2.8m x 2.4m x 2.4m, Dark Grey
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Richard Sangster –
It was fairly easy to put together but unfortunately the joints came apart. To be honest the company offered to replace some of the parts but I had already disposed of the structure.
Anthony Belfast. –
Great for storing my E-Bike,tools,gardening equipment,almost anything bar the wife!
Attached a length of plastic piping to bottom edge of opening zipper with 7 screws and washers to make it handier to roll up door.
I needed the 2400 cm×1200 cm size to accomodate my bike,very roomy.
At first upon opening it looked rather flimsy,but,overall good value as it does the job.
Tarpaulin starting to rip on roof bolt heads causing rain to leek through.I wound insulating tape around the bolt heads to prevent furthur tearing,especially when it gets windy and furthur rips the tarpaulin.
Manufacturer should supply protective rubber or plastic bolt cover caps to prevent this.
Room for improvement.🤔.
Storage tent did’nt withstand Storm Eoin a couple of months back,totally destroyed.
Personally I would have been better spending more on a more stable shed,this tent is too flimsy to withstand any windy conditions.
The manufacturer advises to disassemble the tent if wind is forecast,thats easy to say,but,it takes a good full afternoon to erect it in the first place!
Save your money,Buy something more suitable to all weather conditions,Wooden,Metal or Composite
material.This tent ended up in the bin,along with my money!😖
Donna Martin –
vèry professional and courteous and good customer service
Kevin Chester –
I needed to de-clutter the house for the arrival of a new puppy so needed some additional outdoor storage quickly and this seemed like a good option.
The frame was sturdy, all parts were there and well labelled.
The cover could be a little thicker, however as long as it’s waterproof and doesn’t split then I’ll be happy. Only time will tell with this I suppose. I screwed mine down to a deck.
The bolts on the external side look like they could possibly come through the cover if there is wind movement of the frame.
As it was put up in summer we haven’t had any significant wet or windy weather to test it’s robustness.
Overally I was happy with the purchase and quality of the item.
I’ll update the review if this changes once we hit winter.
Anthony Belfast. –
DON’T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!
Not fit for purpose! This was erected by two guys who are in construction. The instructions were followed to the letter.
Within one week, the bolds along the bottom had worked lose in the wind and fell out!!
It’s currently not fit for purpose. The straps that hold the cover taught have broken. The zip has broken on one side despite me not having opened it, just the wind.
I have had to purchase a huge tarpaulin to cover it in its entirety. The frame is completely compromised. I’ve had to replace the small bungees with heavy duty cable ties and I have had to place sandbags around the bottom the hold down the covers.
Thankfully I had a small floor platform built for inside. I wish I’d just erected a timber frame and covered it with tarp – it would have been cheaper.
Don’t waste your money
Mr L. –
Bit of work to put up but super sturdy
Amazon Customer –
Very good ways to build and good size
Mr L. –
I needed something quick for my wife’s mobility scooter as she was not able to get up the ramp to our veranda, and we didn’t want the scooter out in the weather until we could come up with something more permanent.
This seemed like the ideal solution for a temporary shelter.
This was very well packed and delivered next day.
It only took about two hours to put up. I would suggest laying it out in a grid pattern first to make sure you have all the bits, plus it will make it clear how to assemble it.
It has been up for a couple of days and already a slight breeze has worn holes where the nuts and bolts are, and as you can’t tighten the bolts too much without crushing the pipe they are then not tight enough to prevent the rattling making them loose. Fortunately they are not obscure sizes so I was able to find replacements in my tool box.
Faffing about with returns would completely ruin the reason it was bought in the first place i.e. urgent temporary shelter.
I took it down again and stuck gaffer tape over the holes both inside and out, and bound gaffer tape around all the bolt fixing. This was for two reasons. It stops the covering rubbing on the bolt heads, and it stops the bolts coming loose.
The principle of using the roof covering to squeeze the whole frame together with two long ribbons on the ends with ratchet straps is a great way of securing it, but it can lead to over tightening which the fabric is not strong enough to withstand.
It will probably last us the couple of months I need to construct something more permanent, so will have achieved that objective, but I can’t see it lasting long term. If I’m wrong on that I will update the review.
It’s a shame because the frame is much better quality than the covering.