Lifetime 11x26 Storage Shed Kit-6415-26

Lifetime sheds provide you an excellent yard storage solution that will last for years to come. This shed uses a paneling design to assemble the shed; adjacent panels interlock and fasten together. The shed is then reinforced on the inside of the shed with powder-coated steel. The shed doors have a built-in padlock (actual lock not included). These sheds come with a 10-year factory warranty from Lifetime Products.

Lifetime Outdoor Storage Sheds are made of high impact polyethylene plastics that do not degrade while outdoors like vinyl does, and are steel reinforced in the walls and roof providing sturdy support for storing whatever you need.

This Lifetime Storage shed has a large interior designed to meet a broad range of storage needs! Great for use as Garden Sheds. Includes a 30-day (from the day you receive the product) money back guarantee if you are not completely satisfied - simply keep the original packaging and contact us for a pickup.

This lifetime outdoor storage shed is durable, sturdy and is designed to meet a broad range of storage needs. Great shed for Lawn and Garden Organization and Storage!

Steel-Reinforced Dent-Resistant Double-Wall Polyethylene Panels
6 Steel Trusses Provide Roof Strength
Secure-Fastened Assembly Ensures Stability and Durability

Attractive Appearance and Design on shed lawn and garden furniture

Blow Molded Wood-Grain Wall Panels
Simulated Shingled Roof
Natural Colors Complement Surroundings

Low Maintenance

UV-Protected to Prevent Fading and Cracking
Weather-Resistant Seams Keep Interior Dry
Stain Resistant and Easy to Clean
Never Needs Painting

High-Pitched Roof

Spacious Walk-Around Interior
Steep Roof Allows for Quick Drainage of Rain and Snow

High-Arched, Steel-Reinforced Doors

57.5" Wide x 77.3" High Door Opening
Lockable Doors with Internal Latching Mechanism
Full Length Steel Hinge System
Door located on the 11 wall

High-Impact Polyethylene Floor

Resistant to Oil, Solvents, and Stains
Slip Resistant Surface

Included Special Features

Two Shatter Proof Window Opens for Increased Ventilation
Screened Vents Provide Airflow and Help Keep Pests Out
Two 16" Pegboard Strips with 10 Tool Hooks
Five 10" x 30" Shelves
Two 14" x 30" Shelves
Ten integrated anchoring brackets included
Wind Rating - 65 mph.
Roof snow load capacity: 16 lbs. per square foot.
Material of Construction - Powder-Coated Steel and Double-Wall Polyethylene Plastic.
Roof Structure - Double-Wall Polyethylene Plastic Panels.
Wall Structure - Steel-Reinforced Double-Wall Polyethylene Plastic Panels.
Floor Structure - Slip-Resistant Double-Wall Polyethylene Plastic.
Doors Structure - Textured Steel-Reinforced Double-Wall Polyethylene Plastic.
Door Hinges - Full Length Galvanized Steel Hinge Pins.
Door Handle - High-Impact Plastic Handles with Metal Latch.
Door Latching - Internal Spring Latch Mechanism.
Door Locking - Exterior Padlock Loop with Two (2) High-Impact Plastic Deadbolts on Interior of Left Door.
Screened Vents - Two (2)Includes Screened Vents (front and rear).
Window - Two (2) 21.5 inches w x 23.625 inches h Polycarbonate Window - Swings open to vent in the inside of the shed.
Included Skylights - Two (2) large dome skylights.
Includes Organization - Two (2) 16 inch peg strips with tool hooks, Two (2) 30 inch W x 14 inch D shelves, Five (5) 30 inch w x 10 inch d shelves.
Assembly - Secure-Fastened Assembly with High Grade Metal Screws.
Warranty - 10-Year Limited Warranty.

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Nice Looking, Very Stable Shed.

We bought the 6415 shed in 2009 and it has been perfect since putting it together. At that time (5 years ago) the instructions were not very good. It went together OK, just was hard to understand the what parts were what, and what the assembly goal of some pages was. The shed lasted in great shape until December 2013. There was 18 inches of wet snow in one day. It bent the trusses, and the roof caved almost all the way in. To be fair, there were LOTS of other buildings and homes that had roof problems too with this unusual wet snow. This was a once in a century snow, I believe. We were able to jack the trusses back up, straightening the bent parts of the metal trusses as we went. We never disassembled the roof, but the panels went back up with the trusses and it now DOES NOT LEAK. There are lots of screws that popped out of the roof panels, but the roof still seems quite solidly attached. I attached some 2x6s to the trusses and propped them up with a couple more from the floor to provide support for the now-weakened, re-bent trusses. We will see if it lasts another winter. We may order new plastic roof panels, and maybe trusses next year to assure the roof is solid again and it will look better (panels sag a little from being bent, making it look worse than it is). Well, the end of the story is that we needed yet more storage room. Even considering the near-loss of the roof on our 2009 shed, we still liked it well enough that we ordered another shed from Lifetime; the exact same model and I assembled it 5 feet away from the current one. The 2014 instructions were better, or maybe I thought so because I had already assembled one. I think they are better, although the parts identification could still be a little better for some of the metal parts. It took me almost three days to assemble it by myself. I had to innovate some "third hands" for a couple of places where two people were recommended for assembly, but I got by. I did make some mistakes and had some do-overs. I also did some things out of sequence (don't DO that!) that required dis-assembly/re-assembly. You may see in some reviews about assuring a level, square foundation. That is SO TRUE. Whatever time you spend assuring a level surface is time well spent. I built mine on the pure sand of our place, no concrete or wood floor. Our 2009 shed was built the same and worked fine. I was not as careful with leveling in 2014, and had to shove sand in and take sand out underneath the structure as I was assembling it. Wasted a LOT of time, which is part of why it took almost three days to complete. Overall, it assembled well, with steady effort. Would have been much better with another person and a perfectly level base. When you get your shed complete, you will like the way it looks, like the way it works and feel good about buying it. Bought 6415 base

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Reviewed by: Amateur Handyman from Lifetime Customer on 1/26/2015

Great Looking Shed

I bought this shed cause it being all vinyl It will last a lifetime the looks of it . it sure will. I built it on a wood deck of all pressure treated and I am glad I did because you sure do need a nice flat surface to have it all come together it took me about 14 hours to assembly and the help of one other person for about a half hour it is all up and ready to be used but the only thing I didn't like us the directions some parts I f it can be a little confusing but took a break and when back at it and figured it out thanks for the great product I will enjoy. Bought 6415 base