Is the X-large shed easily broken down for relocation?
889102
I just purchased one used today and disassembled. You need someone to push the tabs in, while the other person pulls up on the walls/doors. When transporting, I left the base and roof assembled and strapped it to the roof rack of our minivan. The rest fit very well inside. Now I just have to find the instructions to put it up!
889103
No, but it is lightweight enough to move fully assembled. Snaps together, but won't snap apart. Not meant to come apart, which is a testament to its sturdiness.
889104
It is possible to break it down. You would have to locate and unsnap each connector, which you can do by levering in a screwdriver. You will definitely need two people, and it will be time consuming, I would estimate about twice as long as the construction process just to break it down."Easy" is a four letter word...
889105
Yes they come apart fairly easy, I have had 2 of these sheds . The first one I dismantled & reassembled at my cousin's place when I was moving. About 15 minutes to disassemble.
889106
What I would say is that it would not be terribly difficult to breakdown and relocate.
889107
It appears from the easy set up that it would be easily broken down for relocation. I would suggest keeping the instructions after set up so you could use them when you are ready to relocate.
889108
I've assembled two of these but have not disassembled one. I suspect, based on how they go together, it would not be a problem to disassemble and reassemble. Would have to pay attention to the snap clips and push them in so the joint would come apart.
205199
I don't think this is an issue. You can assemble the shed anywhere and then lift or slide it into position. Lifting would be done with at least 2 people. I wouldn't slide it on concrete because you abrade the composite base.
1689082
As a matter of fact, I am moving now, so i had to disassemble mine to get it shipped... this clothes rack is pretty durable and reliable as long as you keep it tact in one place, don't move it around much, you can easily disassemble and re-assemble it :)
414269
yes.You only need common tools, and is easy to do. But it is heavy,and so help is required to move it around during assemby.
712418
No, it can be easily moved. It comes apart in panels. I just moved and brought it with me.
1463530
I've taken it apart for a move before. It's not terribly straightforward but with a power drill I disassembled it in under an hour.
762866
I did not put my shed on a supportive base. It's sitting directly on level ground and has settled very little. This shed is about as big as a coat closet so it's easy to move if the ground does start to erode unevenly around it. I'd say at the most I would put gravel down underneath to cut down on erosion.
1024463
Yes, just remove the tires, then break it down. We keep ours in the small garden shed out back.
205200
Leave enough room around the shed to build it. After competition carefully move it into position. This will require two people. I am assuming that the shed will be built on a flat concrete pad and their will be adequate clearance for the build.
237041
We have used the shed for about three months and it's pretty close to weatherproof though not 100%. So no precious antics should go in there but not really worried about tools, law mowers, etc
605114
I agree with the other response listed here. I had a lot of issues with this system (brackets being somewhat flimsy for one) and, if I had the chance, would go a different direction for building a shed.
2032268
Only if you can fix the shed on a pole or a wall, otherwise it may be blown away. For safety reasons, you better have a foundation.
1806434
No!!!! All parts are fixed, are not mobile, or at least not move easily, you have to disassemble to move them
1642908
Yes. I've had good experience with them. I move them around a lot and they are easy to set up and take down, as long as you do it with care.
1029594
The shed is shipped disassembled and you have to put it together. It's not that hard but it's much easier with two people and a word of advice, check to make sure you have all the parts before starting your assembly. I LOVE these sheds (we have this exact model and a smaller one by Suncast); however, both times we've purchased them, parts were missing. The company was great about sending out replacement parts (mostly fasteners, gaskets...small stuff), but it would be a bummer to be in the middle of your install and discover the problem then.
626050
Removal is simple. I took it down before the winter snows in a matter of five minutes. By myself, it took longer to fold it up for storage. It is a quick and easy job.
738958
It's easy to disassemble, but it's a bit big for an RV. If your not planning on being in one spot for a long time, I wouldn't recommend it.