Skylight™ 6ft. Shed

24 reviews for Skylight™ 6ft. Shed

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  Leslie Mccormac – May 26, 2020

  The instructions are clear and all parts are easily identifiable by number. The slot-in construction makes the shed easy to erect (with 2 people) and is strong when completed. Love the warmth inside that the skylight roof provides. I would definitely recommend.

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  mandy watson – June 13, 2020

  the shed is good quality and would recommend

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  Rated 3 out of 5

  Lee Peterman – September 4, 2020

  Overall not a bad product, although there are some quality issues. First, the wall materials are not always cut properly. If too much material is on edge, the panels will not fit easily into the frame. I finally had to cut the excess with a shear to allow it to fit. Second, the flooring doesn’t sit flat on the base (it rises up in places and creates a tripping hazard. Lastly, it is definitely NOT leakproof. Just had some rains and there are several pools of water on the floor. I did put RTV in the places recommended in the manual, but still leaking. I wish Palram would give some guidance on other places to seal to prevent water entering the shed. But overall it will serve the purpose.

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  Rated 4 out of 5

  Simon – March 27, 2021

  when you first get this 6×8 shed in a moderately sized box you think surely not, you take out a few bits and start to think you’ve been royally had over for the price of it, albeit cheap from Elbec.
  so you start putting it together the extruded aluminium manufacturing is pretty good, and once you start sliding the extremely flimsy panels into the aluminium supports and start fixing it all together you slowly come round to realising its not to bad. I.E never have to paint or look after, as others have said read instructions over and over, it was breezy when I did it but needed only some help from partner.
  Doors are noisy obviously if left open blowing in the wind and what I’m mostly worried about is if the side panels will rattle lots in moderate winds annoying the neighbours?
  as also said really disappointed with the base as its just polycarbonate on concreate so makes crunchy noises when walking over if it would have been a solid rubber base would have been so much better, plus it needs covering with rubber, carpet, wood, whatever to make walking on it safe.
  overall I’m still in two minds if i should have got wood for about same price, I’m lazy so in long run plastic probably better.
  obviously only being ally supports most people will be racking this out as you wouldn’t/couldn’t hang anything on the plastic or supports without a decent wooden subframe inside, which is cheap and easy to do.
  eventually sides may need siliconing up to remove rattling and after 1st rain pour i can confirm 99.9% water proof as some blew in where where side panel meets upturned base/floor, again some remedial strips of ally along the outside or whatever is at hand will finish off where it meets the ground.
  if I wasn’t lazy for the upkeep of wood I’d buy a wooden shed, but being grey. maintenance free etc etc this isn’t a bad spend, guessing it could be a lot cheaper though for what you get.