can the floor withstand the storage of a 436 lb. ride-on lawn mower?
303496
No! My lawnmower was sinking into the floor, I needed to put plywood under it.
303497
If the shed is secured to a proper base as specified by Suncast, then it shouldn't be any problem. The weight of the tractor is distributed to the 4 wheels so the entire weight of the tractor is spread out.
303498
If you follow the recommended installation protocol, calling for a 4-6 inch concrete slab, the plastic floor will easily hold the weight. However, if you do not install the shed on a slab it would will not hold that amount of weight without structural compromise.
303499
I believe it can. I store my power wheel chair which is a couple hundred pounds plus other items.
421108
If you are putting bins on it, there should be no problem, as long as the floor is stable.
1210906
You can just put it on the grass, but without a floor it would be a pain getting things in and out smoothly.
329143
Storing flat will save you the most space. If you were to roll it, it would crack. It's very sturdy.
395105
we cut 200 lb cheese wheels on the one we bought. I bought another one a few years back for the same reason and it is holding up just fine. very sturdy and no cracks years later. I would suggest more than corner legs as it is a laminated piece. seems like it would need more bracing. both I bought sit on cabinets. basic cabinet support construction.
2263512
Probably. If you didn't have anything else in there on the ground. It's a great shed. I have a pressure washer, a lawn mower, a mosquito killing machine, four 3-4 gallon kerosine tanks, and a small portable work bench in it laying on the floor. I haven't put anything on the walls, or tried to install overhead storage. No leaks so far.
1377335
It is very sturdy. I actually used it freestanding outside a couple of times. Inside you should have no problems.
945138
I use this lift to work on my John Deere model 345 a fairly heavy garden tracyir and have no problem. It does not fold up for storage.
1692331
I'm not quite sure the weight capacity, but I bet it could withstand 100-150 lb without much problem. Surface area might be an issue for multiple large items, though.
225340
It's 22" deep, 55.5" wide, & 31.5" tall of useable space. A 16" push lawnmower would fit except perhaps for the length of the lawnmower handle unless it could be removed for storage. The two I have, have been very useful for extra storage, they're durable, & even look good.
1912431
the quality and weight limit would make this excellent for this work. I would suggest a ramp to run the machine up to the low level of the lift. I would not be afraid to lift any push type mower or snow blower
1928566
Yes, so long as it's a wood floor. Unit is heavy - 50lbs. You may need help positioning unit on bolt attachment
983311
Yes the floor is solid. The cedar sits on the frame. I store a couple boxes on top of it with no problems.
472202
No. Impossible. I doubt it would survive much moving around even if you kept it assembled. Good only for light storage that doesn't have to move. I use mine for office supplies in the closet
2233187
This item is designed to be placed on either the lawn or on pavement. For either location, you have to make sure that the legs are unable to shift and it is secured down so the entire unit is not able to sway in the wind. Please remember that this item is not a permanent structure and should not be left up unattended.If you need any further assistance, please contact us at service2@wpinnacle.com or (214) 491-6991 Monday - Friday 9am-4pm.Thanks,WPIC Store Management
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I think probably yes. The unit is very sturdy. i had a problem with the wheels and had to leave them off.
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kimdon't know for sure but know it held up under a full wheelbarrow of 2 50 lb bags of top soil. would definitely hold up on a payload of at least 100 lbs.hope that helps.