will I be able to store two garbage cans in this horizontal storage shed?
1010106
I believe so. It depends on the size of the cans. Width is plenty, height should be considered. Check the dimensions.
1010107
Yes, but smaller ones that are available. I'm guessing 30 gallon size. Suggest you don't buy new garbage cans until after you have this unit. Large garbage won't fit (too large). My unit is 2 years old and holding up well.
1010108
Yes, they should fit comfortably. Of course garbage cans come in all sizes. Suggest you check the outside dimensions of cans and inside dimensions of storage shed. I've enjoyed my shed for several years now. Great quality.
1010109
Depends on the type of trash can. The large city trashcans probably not. If they are the standard personal rubbermade trashcans people sometimes use for yard work they would probably fit.
1010110
Height is not a problem. Here are the interior measurements of my unit with all doors closed. depth - 2'1" (front to back), width 4'4" (side to side). Hope this helps. Good luck.
1401456
I would Jason. We used footings and cdx treated plywood. You would probably need it especially if you were going to store heavy items in it. It would also make for a more substantial shed. We really love ours and there is plenty of room in it to store a riding lawn mower and snow blower in it along with a generator and tiller. We actually have two of the buildings. One is a bit smaller then we purchased the larger one. Easy to put up and handsome to look at. Hope this info helps.
1765540
Yes. I bought this shed specifically to store my BikeE RX model recumbent bicycle. Because it has higher handlebars, than my other bike in the shed, I have to lean the bike to one side to clear the top supports in the storage shed. They do, however, both fit. If not for the fact that I have to lean my recumbent bike against the other bike, I might have enough room for a third bike. So far, so good... TrulyGreenSolution(dot)com http://www.TrulyGreenSolution.com
1173179
I didn't try it for two, but if you trade some heigth for having a wider footprint, you should make the trick, in an A-frame shelter, but you could have some more space with a Lean-to. Of course you also won't have much room left for gear. Hope this will help.
2040347
Depends on the size of the bale but no more than 12. It isn't deep enough to get a normal bale in sideways so you would need to stack them horizontally. That being stated, if yours are the little 2 foot bales you could maximize the space and possibly get up to 24 in there- maybe. All in all, this is not a great hay storage solution in my opinion.
2253648
I wouldn't think so. You might could find another storage bin that would coordinate, but I never saw anything about purchasing extra baskets. They would likely cost about as much as the shelf.
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.
2130738
This would not be a good idea, as the composting material needs air -- that's why the sides are full of holes. Also, you want to be able to lift the bin off the pile, and a double bin would be unwieldy.
964491
That is a tough question, but I don't think you will have a problem with storing canned goods in it. I keep all my body wash, shampoo, hair spray, about 10 or 12 to a shelf. The shelves are screwed into the cabinet wall. I can't promise that the canned goods will work in there because I have never used it like that, but they really should be no problem. I have no buckling or anything going on yet. It is a good, sturdy little cabinet for what I have used it for.
1705326
If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
818256
I am not sure about storing them vertically, I did sometimes store mine on the sideways vertically along the wall or side of my cabinet. I encountered no problems with this storage method
1120174
Yes. We have ours right inside a short hallway leading from the garage, and we use it for storage and a dropoff point for gloves, hats, etc. Ours stands alone but could easily have other units on either side. As the other responder said, it all depends on how much space you have.
1152506
No I would not recommend it for storing cans. It is too deep and short so it would be impossible to get them as well as they would have to be tuna size to fit.
1562645
I think it would still work fine, but I believe I would put something on the concrete first, more to protect the concrete. Looking forward to see what other opinions may be about this. Mine is on bare ground, but I initially considered putting a large metal square on ground before I set the bin up.
1645176
Yes, I believe so. It will depend somewhat on how well/strong they're secured to the garage wall. I have some on concrete block walls in my garage carrying large bins of seasonal/Christmas stuff.
1601478
Yes. I have built them both ways. If you build it as two shorter units, one will have 3 shelves & one will have 2, however.
1232989
very sure that you can... the shelves are adjustable so my suggestion is just to make sure that whatever you are putting in will have adequate space...