I watched a total of 4 videos about this shed and I found yours the most informative and the easiest to comprehend. Since NO directions came with my shed, I’ll be following your video. I’ll leave a result of my assembly when I finish within this week; I hope, lol

Thx for “shed”-ding light on installation 🤙

I'm just handy enough to get myself into trouble, but just hopeful enough to search KZfaq for a video explaining how to make custom accessories for my extra large vertical Suncast. You rock. This is exactly what I was hoping to find. Never stop being awesome and helping others.

This was an excellent video - I went right to a big box store within the day and was able to get my tools organizer up thanks to the sizes you provided.

Your ability to explain things makes all the difference. Thank you

You did an amazing job on demonstrating how to put up the shed thank you I still had one problem but not because of how you demonstrated it was because of how Costco has you install the brackets for the door hinges. Thank you again I'm glad I found you on KZfaq .you made my job of putting the shed up easy , I threw the instructions to the side.

Thank you, Carly, for the super well demonstrated put together of this shed. You saved us TONS of confusion and time !

My husband and I were assembling this shed and got stuck on the door hinges step, I googled for help and your video was exactly what we needed! Thank you!! (Next step is to add the shelving using your instructions too :)

We are about to begin assembling the very same Shed, and we want to thank you for the CLEARLY VIDEO'd footage and excellent narration! Well done! My wife and I should not need any help from a neighbor if I am not over-rating my abilities. :)

Thanks for posting. I plan to pick up this same shed today and was looking for a better idea of dimensions so I was pleasantly surprised to find this.

Great job. When I read the manual I was so confused. Thank you for your video, you made it simple.

Thank you so much! I never even looked at the directions. Just watched ur video a few times and it went perfect! Thanks so much for showing us how to get it done!

Thank you for this video, I had some plywood and used those hex screws to mount it to the back wall and was able to use my extra gladiator rails for the back wall and sides. This is exactly what I need to hang my long garden tools and free up precious garage wall space. I can't beleive how versatile this thing is, grabbed two from Costco for $399 each and I'm so glad I did. Thanks again for all of the helpful links throughout the comments as well! Much appreciated!🙌

This is very helpful. Thank you. I bought 9/16 screws and they fit perfectly.

Thank you Carly. I just installed this shed using your instructions rather than following the ones in the box and it helped tremendously. 💪🏼😎

I took about 2 hours to put it together following your video and doing it by myself and I’m 78 years old. I didn’t have squares like you did with the roof “L” brackets and I had to figure it out. Also, the 10 screws for the roof’s metal bracket didn’t go easy without pre-drilled holes, as they wanted to go in crooked without much room to screw them in. Overall a hood assembly and much easier with your detailed and easy to understand verbiage. I can’t thank you enough for your video being available. I gave a thumbs up and I subscribed, as I’d be crazy not to follow your other videos. An ENORMOUS thank you . 😊

I really appreciate this well-made video - especially the shots showing 2 vantage points. I just bought a similar Suncast shed at Costco. However, the instructions say if the shed is not set on a concrete slab or a wood platform - and secured with lag bolts - the warranty is voided.

Great video. I’ve seen other videos for this shed and this is by far the best one. Very detailed info for assembly. The roof instructions for the front bracket are not clear and this helped me out. The shed is not hard to assemble, just fitment issues for some parts. Thanks for making a step by step video.

Best video out there for assembling this shed. Thanks!

Thanks for your video, it was a lot of help. I put up some shelves like you did, and also some hooks on the side.

I just purchased this shed. Your video was extremely helpful. THX

Regarding the bolts, if you are using 2" thick lumber (actual is about 1.75" thick), I'm afraid 2" long bolts (if you are NOT using a forstner bit to sink the heads of the bolt) would be a bit short (you'd only have 0.25" long thread). I used 2.5" long bolts and they worked perfect.

EXCELLENT 👍 I GET THIS SHED TOMORROW. VERY HELPFUL

Thank you so much. I messed up the doors and could not figure out why the locks were not aligned, but you set me straight.

Just installed mine. Thanks for the thorough walk through. Much better than the written instructions. Time to get some 9/16 bolts. Great video. Cheers.

I love this video it gave me a better understanding than any other video , 😊

Suncast specifically says that you should use either a concrete or a wood foundation for their sheds. Otherwise the shed can easily get off kilter and will come out of alignment. Also it's recommended not to use a power screw driver as you can easily strip the screw holes in the plastic. Just FYI.

Great job! Love the detail!

Like a boss with the side storage!

Must say, I enjoyed your Tips ✌️

Excellent video! Thanks for being so detailed. 🤓

Thanks for this helpful video, it helped me accomplish the hinge installation step... I was stumped on it until I watched your video.

Great video. Especially the extra shelving part at the end!

Creative take on those shelving!

wish everyone who posts on KZfaq are as through as you ,Thank you

Thank you for this informative help video.

Really great video!

This is really helpful. I learned the hard way of the importance of pre-drilling the shelves. If you don't, the wood will likely split.

Thank you so much! It's easy to put together, but that s bracket was a bit confusing because of no pre-drilled holes. Thanks again!

Awesome video.

Good job

Thanks for sharing.

That S bracket in the directions looks completely backwards. This video is correct. Thanks!

you did an AWESOME video !!! I bought 2 of these yesterday and can't wait to put them together. I watch other videos for this but they are in no comparison to yours!

Thank you! I was having a heck of a time figuring out what I should do with those chest height bolt holes. As you say, there is nothing about them in the manual.

You da bomb! Ready to go tackle my shed!

Awesome job..

Loved the video - thanks!

Excellent!!!

Thank you for making my life easy and not wanting to throw it in the pool

Super useful video.. I've just got the OEM Craftsman setup and this video saves a lot of time! I wonder if you bump into sagging shelves problem with this wide 67" shelves? I used 3/4 Lowes particle boards with 3 sides support and hoping they stays strong.

Thanks so much.

Imagine if suncast were a good company and actually made shelves like this that fit their sheds instead of needing a super helpful person like.yourself to make the shelving from.scratch.

Thanks .

I have a Suncast shed I've had from many years ago. I had to buy a giant sheet of plywood and have the hardware cut it out to roughly the size I needed so I could bring it home and finish cutting it the three shelves. It's one of those things where you can't just get a board because a regular board isn't deep enough. So you have to buy a giant sheet that gets cut down. But I could tell right away the shed was flimsy as it's blow mold and flexes. Mine is an older design, but it would just have a cutout in the rear for the shelves and little ledges on the sides that could just barely hold the board up. But I eventually started having boards crashing down. And that would cause the sides to bow out, which could be that way for many weeks or so before I noticed. And the shelves would periodically crash down and it would be worse as the sides would stay bowed out with time. So I'd have to cut out a thin piece of wood out and nail it to the sides of the boards to make them a little wider to make up for the shed bowing. But still had crashes every so often. Will have to make them a little more wider now. I never looked a drilling and mounting brackets underneath because it's blow mold plastic, so there is just a thin piece of plastic with air in the middle of it. They really should have designed these where you could mount the shelves better into place instead with brackets of just those little hollow plastic pieces that jute out.

I owe you a beer. Thank you! From Traverse City, Michigan.

The hinges are designed so that the bolt compresses the metal hinge onto the resin plastic. If you don't tighten the bolt sufficiently (difficult), it will not hold well. The hinges must first be properly and fully snapped on. Important Tip (instructions are wrong): It's much easier if you loosely thread on the bolt first before snapping the hinge onto the resin plastic.

Impressive.

My older Suncast shed is smaller than yours. But on mine, the plastic nubs on the sides that hold up the board shelves, that plastic part is only 2" deep and only sticks out 1". So I have three 13" deep pieces of wood resting on 2" deep piece of plastic on the sides. My boards have to be inside the back slot or the boards come crashing down. I followed the instructions on mine, but I think the board should have been slightly wider and slightly deeper than instructed. As with it all brand new, I could slide the board around a little and get the rear of the board to come out of the groove and fall down. Which those periodic crashes caused the sides of the shed to bow out making the board shelves barely able to stay up. It was like a balancing act and I guess the wind or whatever would causes things to move just a little to get the board to pop out the rear cutout and crash down. I'm going to be nailing some extra pieces of wood on the sides of the wood shelves to help make up the play from the bowing out more and more over the years, and now add small extra pieces of wood on the front corners to try and eliminate the play that lets the board move to the front slightly and thus lets the rear of the board crash down dumping everything. They redesigned your version where the side walls almost supports the entire depth of the board. And on mine, there are only these little nubs to try and keep the board from moving too far forward, which yours they redesigned to where the board is in a cutout on the sides to help keep it from moving too far forward. Part of the reason my shed has such a poor design causing my shelves to crash down is the rear corners of my shed are rounded, so I have these huge 45* angle cutouts of the rear corners of my shelves to where I only have a tiny 2" deep plastic lip on each side holding the 13" deep boards up. Also a few of those large plastic nuts on the inside on mine screwing the shed together, the heads have broken off. I think probably from the shelves crashing down. Just a terrible design I've been stuck with having shelves crash down several times a year as these things are too expensive to just replace, plus the giant sheet of wood needed for a new shed is an extra $50+.

Carly thanks for the video. What length 9/16" - #8 bolt did you use?

I'm looking to purchase this shed. Do you happen to know the width of the largest panel? I know the box won't fit in my Jeep. I was hoping to remove the pieces from the box in the parking lot to transport it. Thanks for the video.

Thanks 👍

Excellent video! I was able to get my shed assembled but I had a question about the upper latch. At the start of the video, it looks like you're able to slide the pin all the way up but mine is hitting the roof. The bottom latch has a pocket that it fits in but the roof doesn't seem to have the same recess for the pin. Do you remember if you had to drill or cut out an opening in order for your upper latch pin to slide fully up when closed?

Excellent video! I want to get one of these real soon, I have a spot picked out for it, so you have had yours almost a year now, how has it been holding up? does it still stay dry inside? and is there any venting for air? if not that might be why it caused mold. Thanks.

Just curious, what is that plastic piece shown on the side of the house before assembly? Is that utilized for this build? If so, does it come with the shed, or does it need to be bought separately? By the way, thank you for this video. It has very good tips and tricks. I'm looking forward to building mine in the next few days.

2nd guessing myself after starting my foundation. I'm putting up 2 of these, did you anchor your shed to the foundation or has it been fine without it. I poured 1 concrete slab, tomorrow doing another but may not if I don't have to. I just don't want my shed blown over.... even though securing to concrete isn't going to be a picnic either. I'm mid 60s maybe I'm over thinking this.

Carly is the floor staked into the ground? Or does the weight of the shed keep it secure. I'm looking at getting a shed like this but I'm worries about it tipping over

Thank you for the video. Just purchased this shed last night and hope to get it all put together today. How is it holding up now that it has been a few months? Do you think you could put the shed together inside a building and then carry it to the location outside?

How did you prep the base/foundation for the shed? Did you anchor it to the ground in any way?

Great video Can I fit my push lawnmower & midsize snowblower inside?

What is the distance of the floor to the bottom of the top shelf you installed. I have a shelving unit I want to put along one of the side walls and I want to see if it will slide under the back shelf. I am taking this storage unit to my vacation home at the beach to install and don’t want to take the shelving unit if it won’t fit. Both are still in the box. Great video.

I have shopped and cannot find the Grade 8 Hex bolts, 9/16-10. Any idea where to find them?

Great video. Not sure if you already answered this but what size are the bolts that you used? Thanks

How do you secure this shed to the ground most sheds come with ankers?

Do you need to anchor the shed on Concrete and what anchors? How do you keep one door stationary so it does not fly in wind

Hi Carly, I appreciate the info on the bolt size. I am not sure where I would have fount that. What length of bolt did you use with your 2x4 ?

Thanks for this great video! Can you tell me if those bolts are 9/16-12 or 9/16-18 please? Thank you!!

What type of screws did you use to screw the 67in shelves into the plastic? Great video by the way

I purchased Suncast Extra Large Vertical Shed with Tool Hooks. It didn't come with hardware kit what so ever. I called Sam's and they said to return it but they don't have any in stock and not sure when will they get them in. Any idea how to proceed with this matter or would you know the sizes of all screws and bolts needed to complete this task. I am so mad

What was the panel hanging on the exterior wall of the house?

You said you used 9/16 bolts, I bought some but they wont even start into the holes. I tried 9/16-18, 1/2-13 and 16mm, none fit. Does anyone know what bolts fit the threads in the sides?

I didn't see how you mount that 2x4 on the wall. Did you screw to the wall?

I can’t find those 9/16 grade 8 bolts anywhere. Do you have a link?

what's pup's collar for? You make very good videos and are an excellent teacher. Hope your viewership keeps going up.

Question, i purchased same shed. Using 2xX wood shelves, isnt that too thick, and does it compromise the amount of weight you can place...(would 1x12x6) be better? Also, i noticed some water on front of entrance, it seems to drip down onto top of door, then into shed....r u exhibiting issues when it rains?

So do the screw on the henge go through the plastic as well it was hard lining up the screws for my doors

I'm curious why you didn't anchor the shed to that panel on the wall behind the shed. If you do any edits, you may want to mention that there are holes in the four corners for adding anchors to secure the shed to the ground. Also, the shed should be wide enough to hold pretty any bike but it may be necessary to turn the front wheel to shorten the length. Two adult bikes side by side will likely take up nearly the entire shed.

Can you put the plastic base directly on gravel?

NIcely done.

I'm having trouble with the hinges. What's the point of putting that screw through the hinge if it doesn't actually fasten it? It has the v shape cutout where the screw goes so what's it attaching to? Just want to make sure I'm doing it right

How long is the bolt you used?

What size bolt u used???

9/16 by what.?? Did u used wide or fine treat??

not sure what i did wrong the doors are rough to close, any tips?

How long did it take to do the basic build?

Hi, does water get inside when it rains?

Carly do you think bikes would fit in this shed under shelving?

She said “side piece” 😂

Do you have an update on how this has held up in the year since posting this video?

Thank you for showing the one part of the roof that that actual directions in box leaves out. Leave it to a woman to show allll the details you need ❤