Arrow Newport 10 ft. x 8 ft. Galvanized Metal Storage Shed with Sliding Lockable Doors Installation.

[@junegriepp9967]

It is amazing you mixed all the bags for the floor!! I have done a 2x2 square and that was enough for me!!! Great work ethic!!

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks! Wasn’t easy for sure, and my body was feeling in the next day .

[@Oneklickmedia]

I just got free metal shed that is 2 years old, homeowner wants a garden instead and got it free. Took me 1.5 hour to remove it myself and your video is going to help me re-install everything lol 😂😂😂😂 THANKS MY FRIEND

[@roadglassandmore]

Glad you find my video helpful!

[@zswxde1]

You did an awesome job.

[@roadglassandmore]

Thank you

[@TheCovenantChild]

Thanks for this video! I’m setting up the 8x6 one in my backyard. Does it come with anchors, or will I need to purchase those separately?

[@roadglassandmore]

No anchors, I had to buy my own. I also ran polyurethane sealant on the bottom, to make it water tight.

[@elainanapier7024]

Awesome job! 👏 What did you use to anchor it with and how did you anchor it down??

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks! I used 1/4” plastic anchors and 1 1/2” long screws . And I also ran a bead of polyurethane caulk to water seal the bottom to concrete slab:

[@ALPHABARN]

Hows it holding up? Do i need any special foundation or can i put it directly on my concrete backyard driveway?

[@roadglassandmore]

You don’t need special foundation, it’s holding up on, it’s pretty flimsy but can’t beat the cost.

[@426superbee4]

How many bags of concert did it take?

[@roadglassandmore]

If I remember correctly, it took about 36-38 bags.

[@426superbee4]

@@roadglassandmore Thanks buddy 👍

[@itsmejas0n]

Any problems after 3 years? Moisture damage or mold growth?

[@roadglassandmore]

Only one complaint, I wish doors had small wheels instead of plastic guides, have constantly lubricate them and doors don’t open smoothly. But other than that everything is good, no moisture or mold , although it doesn’t rain all that much where I live

[@mmaullon]

this is a god send thank you (and the KZbin algorithm)

[@egzonshefkiu817]

Great video! If you dont mind me asking, how many inches thick is your concrete from the ground?

[@roadglassandmore]

About 3-3.1/2 inches

[@jeremybly]

Good job. I did a dry pour and it didn't come out as well as yours

[@roadglassandmore]

I don’t think a dry poor is good idea for a large area. But it’s just for the shed , so I guess it doesn’t matter too much

[@jeremyking3986]

I’m doing a dry pour on mine tomorrow, I’m doing 2.5 inches

[@lorevdc10]

Does it have to be a cement platform or what else can I use?

[@roadglassandmore]

It doesn’t have to have cement pad, you can set it on anything, I saw people even use plywood.

[@suzukigsxr5]

Hi…. Did you use a concrete truck to bring in your concrete or did you use quickrete from local home store? If you used bags .. can you remember how many you used?

[@roadglassandmore]

I think I have used about 52, 60lbs concrete bags .

[@suzukigsxr5]

@@roadglassandmore Ok thanks! Great video , this was very helpful!

[@austinkolb3842]

/DId you use any anchor bolts or anything to tie the shed to the concrete? I might have missed it

[@roadglassandmore]

I did use anchors, I didn’t film that process.

[@ajdizzle4shizzle]

Curious to know how much the shed cost at the time?

[@roadglassandmore]

I think it was around $500 .

[@jaybee5794]

I wish you would have went into more detail about what you were doing, like which way the roof beams went.

[@kchilz32]

Would it be cheaper if you would call a concrete company to come by with there truck and pore?

[@roadglassandmore]

You are paying someone’s gas and labor on top of concrete cost. So it’s cheaper to do it yourself, but this was a last time I did any concrete work, I will be paying someone to do it for me , it’s way too hard and back breaking

[@kchilz32]

@@roadglassandmore actually where I live there are concrete mixing trucks that once you have the area prepared for poring cement they will come by with a cement mixing truck and por it quickly then you would smooth it out.

[@John-vk1ij]

Do you think if it's sturdy? Can it withstand wind or gust?

[@roadglassandmore]

Pretty sturdy! But you will need to anchor it down.

[@matthewblack3604]

How did you get the shed on to the pad?

[@roadglassandmore]

With my wife, it’s not extremely heavy.

[@kvc6412]

How did you move it over to the concrete surface?

[@roadglassandmore]

Picked up with another person, it’s not very heavy

[@philipdetore6649]

Good job man

[@moniqueh1981]

How many bags of concrete?

[@roadglassandmore]

Around 32

[@MrYakman09]

Thanks for the review and walkthrough 👍.

[@88rushrocks]

Is it flimsy?

[@roadglassandmore]

The metal is very thin and dents very easily. But the shed doesn’t twist or move, I think it’s good she’s for the money.

[@jponigurl]

Putting ours together we’re on the roofing part but this has been hell. Nothing lines up or has been bent bunch of crap!!

[@roadglassandmore]

It’s pretty complicated to put together, I agree. But can’t beat the price though

[@jerrygarcia3973]

what are the dimensions on the concrete slab?

[@roadglassandmore]

I made it just an inch wider then the shed. 10’1” by 8’1”

[@jerrygarcia3973]

Cool. I appreciate you responding back. I plan to buy this same exact shed this weekend and was curious about the floor dimensions.

[@daveb1319]

Good job and video!

[@philipdetore6649]

Can I store all my yard tools in there thanks bro I’ll fill it up full of all my stuff . Just buy me a lock please thanks bro lmao !! No for real though You did a great job brother!!

[@roadglassandmore]

Bring your stuff over , I will only charge small Daly storage fee!

[@alexb78]

Nice work!

[@grlthing]

Seems very time consuming to put together, thanks for the video, it's very helpful.

[@daveb1319]

Nice!

[@carlosbanegas7577]

thank you cood video

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks!

[@Johntheheadache]

Much respect, you are fearless to tackle this whole project on your own. I have done some research on this one and everyone says you need at least 2 people for it. You've given me the confidence I needed to go at it alone too. I will be doing exactly what you did including building the platform. Do you recall how many bags of concrete you used? were they 40 or 80 pounds each? I also noticed you didn't use rebar. Was that a conscious decision ? or you just didn't care? Also..any leaks during rain season? Thank you.

[@roadglassandmore]

Thanks, I do most of the work by myself, but I would recommend you have someone help you with mixing and purring concrete! My back didn’t like that too much. I think I have used about 50 ( 60lbs)bags of concrete) . I didn’t use rebar because I don’t think it’s needed, there isn’t much weight to support. Also we haven’t had rain here since I installed it, but I did seal the bottom with some polyurethane caulking.

[@tonyv8925]

I bought the same one...nothing but heartache and backache. Parts didn't fit right, holes did not line up and to top it all, the doors will not open or close unless I use both hands and my back. I double checked all measurements, base is square, top is square and using a level all bubbles are centered. Piece of junk..I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO ANYONE, EVEN IF IT IS FREE!

[@justaname5139]

I feel your pain. Roof was very frustrating none of the holes wanted to line up. I actually made a few holes in the beams myself because they just wouldn't line up no matter which way I twisted the building. I wouldn't recommend this building to anyone unless it's pre assembled and brought to you on a trailer. Or pay to have the company that makes them come assembled it for you.

[@rileybolling761]

If you run the screws at an angle then drive them in they go just fine. None of mine lined up and I got them to go with a little angling. Very unprofessional craftsmanship on the part of the company but in the end it’s decent enough

[@daveb1319]

Nice👍

[@426superbee4]

LMAO idk how they got it all into the package

[@roadglassandmore]

Definitely takes couple of people to lift the package

[@426superbee4]

@@roadglassandmore Good to know! Thanks again 😊😊

[@426superbee4]

@@roadglassandmore The 10x8 storage shed is exactly what i need! or a 10x12 or 14 at the most > If i can pick up 1 end at a time and block it up. Where i can move it around on a dolly or trail ect,, Its going to be used over my water well. and a place to store some things and a riding lawn mower. Plus i want to concert the flooring

[@derpygirl995]

does it seem flimsy???

[@roadglassandmore]

It does seem feel a little flimsy! But the price it’s worth it I think.