sorry you had a tough time, but i'm glad this video helped! As far as quality goes, I honestly wasn't sure either. however, we have had all kinds of strong winds, snow, rain, etc. and it is definitely sturdy enough to withstand the elements. the only extra step i took thats not shown is caulking around the bottom. i was getting a little bit of water coming in on the floor, but the rest has been water tight through heavy rains. the caulk really helped and now there's no water coming in anywhere.

thank you! the link to the amazon listing is in the subscription.

@ thanks buddy

i'm not sure i follow. there shouldn't be any grass coming through anywhere. thats what weed barrier is designed for...to stop things from growing.

glad i could help.

unfortunately i'm not familiar with the Caroma brand. I will say, I personally own 6 Gotrax products including a mountain bike style, a scooter, 2 foldable bikes, and 2 scooters with seats. they are all great so far and my whole family has a ton of fun with them.

@@AMZFamilyFinds oh cool thank you

Usually no issues, but if it rains really hard there is a small amount in one little specific spot. I plan on sealing it all the way around, but haven’t yet.

@@AMZFamilyFinds Awesome thank you!! Great video!

Thank you!

i would contact the manufacturer. that definitely should not have happened. their customer service was good when i reached out.

just a router

lol. great question thats just how they built it i guess.

there's a link in the description. you may need to hit "see more" to see the link. i probably should have put the link on the first line. sorry!

i'm pretty sure we had the same experience at first but we had the long bar on wrong i think. we flipped it around and it lined up, but it was a bit tricky.

the link is in the description. you may need to click see more.

To say I’m extremely grateful is an understatement. I’ve definitely had my share of solo projects, so this was a blessing. Had I not had the help, I probably wouldn’t have made this video.

is it this same exact shed? the roof of mine seems pretty sturdy. i'll update once we go through the winter season. we do tend to get quite a bit of snow here at times.

@@AMZFamilyFinds yes: almost exactly the same. It held the winter for two yrs but last winter we had like record high snow accumulation with bad meting and freezing temperatures to add up the weights.

gotcha. it doesn't normally get that bad where i live, but definitely something people should keep in mind before purchasing. for the price though, i still feel like its worth it if you aren't in an area with too crazy of weather.

@@AMZFamilyFinds definitely worth it. A local builder quoted me 7k euro for the same sized shed where i bought this from online for 500. Pity the roof didn’t hold but understandable. I started to reinforce the beams now. If you search on KZbin, you find ppl add wood structure inside of this kind of shed to reinforce the strength especially the roof.

thats a great idea. i'm sure mine will be fine, but i may reinforce it anyway just in case. couldn't hurt.

great question. you should see some wires on the back that have red and blue writing. you connect them in series. You'll start with connecting the cables closest to the power (red to blue), then just go around the back and connect the rest of them in order the same way. hope that helps!

Me too! I cannot figure out how to connect the lights and then the longer red blue wire in the back. I’ve been working on this since Tuesday. I’m so frustrated.

@@AMZFamilyFinds what about the one long wire coming out of the back of the mirror that is red and blue? Where does that one connect to?

@@1Brooke you should have a red and blue coming out of the power wire. connect the red to the bottom blue wire thats coming out of the mirror, and the blue to the red wire coming out of the mirror.

Hey please can you do a video on how to connect the red and blue wires, I’m stuck too

hot weather and rain. it's definitely hot in there, but so far not a drop of water from the rain. seems to seal really well, but i do still plan on caulking the bottom around the frame just to be sure.

thank you! you can email me at [email protected]

so far so good! i think i want to shoot some more screws around the base and seal it with some caulk, but this is a first build for me so i'm learning as i go. we had some heavy rain the other night with only a little water coming through between the shed and the floor in one spot by the door. Thats probably my fault though. i stood in it through a few minutes of the heavy rain and there was absolutely 0 leaks in the actual shed. i definitely need more time to see how it holds up, but I'm happy with it right now.

​@@AMZFamilyFindscan it handle 70 mph gusts? Thinking about buying a shed. I live in AZ and sometimes then monsoon gusts hit hard

70mph is pretty strong. i think the strongest we've ever had here is like 80mph. I honestly couldn't tell you if this shed could handle that. Wish i could give you an answer, but i'm really not sure.

pretty much. it's pretty useful though. we've been using it a lot for soccer tournaments.

W for sure

@@AMZFamilyFinds cheater

@@AMZFamilyFinds but all jokes aside thank you for this vid

so far, i've had no issues.

Any issues with this throwing the dirty litter back in during the end of the cycle ? Nearly all mine goes back in . I'm having to hand scoop and empty

I’ve got the same problem , I’ve just delayed the clean cycle see if that helps . The waste exit hole at the back could do with being bigger . The clumps of pee seem to back up because they can’t get through I might change the brand of litter when my regular one runs out hopefully this will fix it

@gazzaad see I thought it might be that too but I hit the completely empty thing the other day 5 times and it still left a lot of loose particles behind as in none clumped. I changed the bag for a new one . Checked the exit opening and removed clumps by hand and it still threw unclumpled litter back in had to empty the rest by hand in the end . I've been using the same litter for 13 years and never had a issue

thats a good question. so far i havent had any issues like that.

unfortunately, i don't anymore. i would contact the seller on amazon and see if they can send them to you.

sorry to hear that. as i'm in the U.S. i'm unfamiliar with this device. i looked it up, but doesn't seem to be something used here in the states.

lol. my daughter was helping me. she had a cold.

steady around 400 which is what i'm supposed to get throughout the house. drops to about 100 when i'm outside even at the far edges of my yard. plenty speed and fairly steady. also as stated, i have concrete walls so its usually pretty rough with most routers.

​@AMZFamilyFinds You might've been better off with a mesh based system. Or at least several additional AP if this system can be extended. 😳

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