Can the kits be expanded to accomodate a shed twelve feet by twenty feet?
997259
The dimensions of the shed is 7ft width and 8ft length. The shed can be extended lengthwise e.g. 16' x 7' but cannot be extended in width.
997260
Yes!! Not only can they be expanded in length as much as is wanted, but they can be up to 14 feet wide.
1267623
My shed is on a wooden frame similar to how you would build a floor (the wood frame is on concrete blocks to keep the wood from rotting). I suppose if you spaced your concrete blocks properly that would work as well. I would not space the blocks more than 2' apart under the entire building to keep the plastic floor from giving way.
1682101
Changing the dimensions provided to you in the kit should not be a problem. You may run into a little problem with the roof trusses, but all cuts made are straight no angles. Careful measurements or trial and error should result in a stable greenhouse that best fits the space you have available to you (given it's built on a flat, level area). Just be careful with the plastic brackets, they are semi rigid and will crack if you torque down on a screw too much. Take it slow and get help during assembly. Good luck with your project.
820139
The foundation floor kit is just the (flimsy) metal to hold together some 4x8 plywood pieces. I found it to be near worthless, and would have been better off using 2x4s to build a firmer foundation.The size of the 4x8s then will extend outside the base of the shed - and you are expected to screw the shed wall base to the 4x8s.
1488522
I would not as you would have the metal ramp to small and you would have the danger of misjudging if you were backing out over the uncovered 12 inch board.I have the 12 inch and I bought 1 ( 2 by 10 ft) piece of treated lumber from Home Depot and had them cut it in half with these 12 inch ramps its perfect.While backing out of the shed there is plenty of room without the fear of backing off the ramp.the extra width makes all the difference.and I saved by picking out the worst 2 BY 10 AND HD cut the price in half. Its still as sturdy and works perfect.Remember its not just 4 inches your gaining combined its 8 inches total. Much safer...But heavier of course I would not as you would have the metal ramp to small and you would have the danger of misjudging if you were backing out over the uncovered 12 inch board.I have the 12 inch and I bought 1 ( 2 by 10 ft) piece of treated lumber from Home Depot and had them cut it in half with these 12 inch ramps its perfect.While backing out of the shed there is plenty of room without the fear of backing off the ramp.the extra width makes all the difference.and I saved by picking out the worst 2 BY 10 AND HD cut the price in half. Its still as sturdy and works perfect.Remember its not just 4 inches your... » Read More I would not as you would have the metal ramp to small and you would have the danger of misjudging if you were backing out over the uncovered 12 inch board.I have the 12 inch and I bought 1 ( 2 by 10 ft) piece of treated lumber from Home Depot and had them cut it in half with these 12 inch ramps its perfect.While backing out of the shed there is plenty of room without the fear of backing off the ramp.the extra width makes all the difference.and I saved by picking out the worst 2 BY 10 AND HD cut the price in half. Its still as sturdy and works perfect.Remember its not just 4 inches your gaining combined its 8 inches total. Much safer...But heavier of course « Show Less
1145863
No, you have to buy it seperately, as well as the plywood. Get a really thick plywood, ours was thick but still buckles when you walk on it, also the measurements for the plywood will be less than the size of the shed, since it fits inside the walls and there is a 4-6 inch lip on the front step. It really wasnt worth it to purchase the floor kit, in hindsight I would have just purchased some 4x4 pieces, would be stronger and more stable.
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.
1728492
Probably. Will need to refill often. I painted a 12x12 shed. I would look into a larger unit.
470785
Yes I used an extension kit with this product and it worked great. You can just keep adding sections until you get to the length you need.
2139421
I don't understand your ? The shed isn't that short. But it is a horrible shed. Extremely difficult to build & leaks. Find another one !!!!
1039345
You should be able to add something or even stand on a ladder because all of the componets that move are at the end of the unti and are controlled by the remote control. I have to reach bulbs in a 12 foot ceiling and I can do that with the pieces that come with the kit.
1098736
Absolutely. You can extend this awning any distance. We often have it open only a few feet to shade the patio doors.
2146092
In the kit you get 4 pcs of 11in long by 1-3/4 in. wide. you can use 2 or 3 or 4 pcs to take up the space you need. you could even cutt the lengh shorter if needed.. I, myself needed to by 2 kits to take up a larger area. good luck
336462
I would think so, definitely so on height when expanded. Lengthwise you may have to go corner to corner. Check dimensions to be sure.
2040345
I use my shed for firewood. Depending on the size of your haybales, the shed is only anout 3 feet wide by about 7 feet long.
2037330
The shed itself is 5ft long. Whe both doors are fully opened, the maximum space needs to be near 10 ft.
136873
It's expandable, but it barely reaches 12 inches - it would be iffy at best.