How many bales of hay could this shed hold?
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.
2040346
I would guess 4-5. I use mine to keep bikes, but I would think it is one bale deep with a couple inches leftover. You could probably stack three or four in and have one on its side.
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.
371644
It is out in my shed right now for the winter but I estimate it to be around 2 ft. or so.
1783178
We use 2 string bales and put 3 flakes in it without a problem. Probably would hold 2 flakes from a 3 string bale. Had a problem with the legs and are going to have to get them welded on. They screw on and the coupler comes off.
1210525
My shed was model # GS1250B. I had to cut a board for the bracket kit to work. It works fine. you can store a lot of lawn tools with this shed and hanger kit.
1783176
It holds a square bale of hay pretty good (though slighty on the small side).
2064100
Oh boy.....not sure. Off carpet it may not be great. Things that tend to stick to the carpet.....as hay would.....might be difficult.
226031
Our platform is about 3-4"(all around) bigger than the shed, but the platform was already there when we purchased the shed. It has worked out fine, But I feel you could go 2'' bigger and it would be good. Good luck.
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.
1722602
Very easy to assemble. Yes 4 hens would be fine but in the winter place a heat lamp in it because there is no insulation. I propped it up on bricks as well and packed hay under it so it would keep them warm in the winter. Also so the wood wouldn't rot. It's a great coop! I would buy it again. I place hay in the inside and they love the perch. Let me know if you have any other questions. Enjoy!
1813163
Hi it all depends on what size kit you are buying. I bought a 8 x 14 shed kit that is the outside measurement. I hope this helps you.
705960
I have a 300 sqft shop and it keeps it nice and warm. I assume your pole barn is much bigger. I would suggest 2 of them.
2032266
I put my shed inside my building so it would be hard for me to say. I would recommend a foundation of some kind for sure, especially in windy areas.
1783177
It doesn't hold a full bale. At least I have never tired a full bale. Probably about half. Since I have Pygmies I usually only put in 3 or 4 cakes per evening. It is perfect height for Pygmies.
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.
991398
The wood is very thin and dry. It split in several places. One of the doors on my shed blew in the wind and came apart from the side. I'm trying to figure out a way to put it back together without damaging the whole thing. I would not recommend this shed.
150096
I'm using mine in an outside dog house with an old chair cushion inside. I don't see why it would not work on hay. My dog actually pulls hers out of her dog house onto the porch to lay on during the day. She loves it.
1273853
Two bicycles may, but there probably won't be much room for anything else of significant size. Our shed barely holds our normal size lawnmower, ladder, and rakes.