Absco Economy Shed Zincalume 3.00 x 3.00 x 2.06m
This shed is from the well-known Eco-nomy Range and can store your lawnmower and other backyard essentials without taking up too much of your backyard. The 3m width provides ample storage space for all your tools and equipment. And the shed's 3m depth and double doors make it simple for ease of access to all your belongings within. Manufactured in Brisbane Australia from high-quality galvanized steel, you could sit this large shed on a beach for 20 years and it will not rust. The AZ150 High Tensile steel is the best in the market and has been scientifically tested to resist the harshest environments in Australia. It features a gable pitched roof, and double-hinged doors that allow easier entry and exit and can be secured with our tested bolt locking system which fits all major padlocks. They also come with pre-punched holes and labelled parts and an easy-to-follow assembly video. Absco’s Australian-made garden sheds are DIY kits and do not come with a base or floor. All sheds need to be securely anchored to a concrete slab and anchors can be purchased separately. Videos are available on how to lay a concrete slab and how to assemble it with SNAPTiTE. Allow 1 day to build this shed, 2 people are required. Absco recommends using trestles and timber to keep your product off the ground to avoid any damage while installing. It also helps to work at waist height to avoid bending over. What is included in the box? Each DIY shed comes with all components required to build along with a fittings pack that includes all screws, joiners, and pop rivets.
This shed is from the well-known Eco-nomy Range and can store your lawnmower and other backyard essentials without taking up too much of your backyard. The 3m width provides ample storage space for all your tools and equipment. And the shed's 3m depth and double doors make it simple for ease of access to all your belongings within. Manufactured in Brisbane Australia from high-quality galvanized steel, you could sit this large shed on a beach for 20 years and it will not rust. The AZ150 High Tensile steel is the best in the market and has been scientifically tested to resist the harshest environments in Australia. It features a gable pitched roof, and double-hinged doors that allow easier entry and exit and can be secured with our tested bolt locking system which fits all major padlocks. They also come with pre-punched holes and labelled parts and an easy-to-follow assembly video. Absco’s Australian-made garden sheds are DIY kits and do not come with a base or floor. All sheds need to be securely anchored to a concrete slab and anchors can be purchased separately. Videos are available on how to lay a concrete slab and how to assemble it with SNAPTiTE. Allow 1 day to build this shed, 2 people are required. Absco recommends using trestles and timber to keep your product off the ground to avoid any damage while installing. It also helps to work at waist height to avoid bending over. What is included in the box? Each DIY shed comes with all components required to build along with a fittings pack that includes all screws, joiners, and pop rivets.
This shed is from the well-known Eco-nomy Range and can store your lawnmower and other backyard essentials without taking up too much of your backyard. The 3m width provides ample storage space for all your tools and equipment. And the shed's 3m depth and double doors make it simple for ease of access to all your belongings within. Manufactured in Brisbane Australia from high-quality galvanized steel, you could sit this large shed on a beach for 20 years and it will not rust. The AZ150 High Tensile steel is the best in the market and has been scientifically tested to resist the harshest environments in Australia. It features a gable pitched roof, and double-hinged doors that allow easier entry and exit and can be secured with our tested bolt locking system which fits all major padlocks. They also come with pre-punched holes and labelled parts and an easy-to-follow assembly video. Absco’s Australian-made garden sheds are DIY kits and do not come with a base or floor. All sheds need to be securely anchored to a concrete slab and anchors can be purchased separately. Videos are available on how to lay a concrete slab and how to assemble it with SNAPTiTE. Allow 1 day to build this shed, 2 people are required. Absco recommends using trestles and timber to keep your product off the ground to avoid any damage while installing. It also helps to work at waist height to avoid bending over. What is included in the box? Each DIY shed comes with all components required to build along with a fittings pack that includes all screws, joiners, and pop rivets.
This shed is from the well-known Eco-nomy Range and can store your lawnmower and other backyard essentials without taking up too much of your backyard. The 3m width provides ample storage space for all your tools and equipment. And the shed's 3m depth and double doors make it simple for ease of access to all your belongings within. Manufactured in Brisbane Australia from high-quality galvanized steel, you could sit this large shed on a beach for 20 years and it will not rust. The AZ150 High Tensile steel is the best in the market and has been scientifically tested to resist the harshest environments in Australia. It features a gable pitched roof, and double-hinged doors that allow easier entry and exit and can be secured with our tested bolt locking system which fits all major padlocks. They also come with pre-punched holes and labelled parts and an easy-to-follow assembly video. Absco’s Australian-made garden sheds are DIY kits and do not come with a base or floor. All sheds need to be securely anchored to a concrete slab and anchors can be purchased separately. Videos are available on how to lay a concrete slab and how to assemble it with SNAPTiTE. Allow 1 day to build this shed, 2 people are required. Absco recommends using trestles and timber to keep your product off the ground to avoid any damage while installing. It also helps to work at waist height to avoid bending over. What is included in the box? Each DIY shed comes with all components required to build along with a fittings pack that includes all screws, joiners, and pop rivets.
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The lowest price for Absco Economy Shed Zincalume 3.00 x 3.00 x 2.06m right now is $598.00 at Bunnings Warehouse, compared across 5 retailers.
The all-time low was $587.00 on 11 Oct 2025 — today's price is 2% above the lowest ever. This is at or near its all-time low — a good time to buy.
Prices last updated 21 Aug 2026.
Last updated at 21/08/2026 19:45:09
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 3.0 x 2.06m Zinc Double Door Garden Shed with Anchors
Delivery $100
Garden Shed 3m x 3m from Absco Sheds – Double Door, Zincalume
Delivery $249
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 3.0 x 2.06m Zinc Double Door Garden Shed with Anchors
Delivery $50
Absco Economy Shed Zincalume 3.00 x 3.00 x 2.06m
Delivery $75
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Delivery $90
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
I've had this product in my garage for about 9 months waiting for the opportunity to lay a slab an build the shed,Purchased through Bunnings Victoria Point,These products certainly are not of the highest quality & are not easy to assemble.The instructions are average at best, but we got through it, it's also unfortunate that not enough focus is put on the fact that there are tutorial videos on the web site, this needs to be more evident in the instruction booklet and on the website, LARGE BOLD LETTERS "STOP BEFORE YOU ASSSEMBEL THIS PRODUCT GO TO THE WEBSITE FOR TUTORIAL VIDEOS" certainly could have made the job easier.Although sill difficult, unfortunately many of the holes don't line up,Thin poor quality tin material.One of the biggest disappointment is the ... MoreI've had this product in my garage for about 9 months waiting for the opportunity to lay a slab an build the shed,Purchased through Bunnings Victoria Point,These products certainly are not of the highest quality & are not easy to assemble.The instructions are average at best, but we got through it, it's also unfortunate that not enough focus is put on the fact that there are tutorial videos on the web site, this needs to be more evident in the instruction booklet and on the website, LARGE BOLD LETTERS "STOP BEFORE YOU ASSSEMBEL THIS PRODUCT GO TO THE WEBSITE FOR TUTORIAL VIDEOS" certainly could have made the job easier.Although sill difficult, unfortunately many of the holes don't line up,Thin poor quality tin material.One of the biggest disappointment is the fact that no fittings are supplied to secure the shed to the slab, requiring another $55 spend at Bunnings to complete the job.I would certainly not recommend this product to anyone.We thought buying an Australian product we would get something of better quality.
originally posted on abscosheds.com.au
I bought this shed from Bunnings excellent price relatively easy to assemble but requires two people to hold the sides up until you get it screwed in. Once erected I thoroughly secured it with cross bars using "y stakes"and C shape steel bars screwing the bars on the south and eastern side of the shed about halfway up the outside wall and of course I secured it to the concrete slab using the supplied fittings. When I did have any issues I contacted absco I spoke to Ron Santos and what a man he turned out to be. I was unlucky to be missing 2 pieces but it was no problem for Ron to professionally sort it out .In the meantime while I waited for the delivery I pre-assembled all the walls etc and when the parts turned up it was just a case of completing the final pieces. ... MoreI bought this shed from Bunnings excellent price relatively easy to assemble but requires two people to hold the sides up until you get it screwed in. Once erected I thoroughly secured it with cross bars using "y stakes"and C shape steel bars screwing the bars on the south and eastern side of the shed about halfway up the outside wall and of course I secured it to the concrete slab using the supplied fittings. When I did have any issues I contacted absco I spoke to Ron Santos and what a man he turned out to be. I was unlucky to be missing 2 pieces but it was no problem for Ron to professionally sort it out .In the meantime while I waited for the delivery I pre-assembled all the walls etc and when the parts turned up it was just a case of completing the final pieces. I highly recommend that anyone who can be a DIU person and who needs a good shed quickly constructed I highly recommend they purchase a suitable shed from absco. Thank you to Ron Santos and the team at Absco.
originally posted on bunnings.com.au
1st. Throw the screws away that come with it. Too short and too small.Buy short roofing screws.Sheet metal is as thin as paper, literally.We glued all the joints as well with liquid nails. One windy day and it will fall apart, all the screws will fall out.I'm a professional fitter, this thing is nasty.
| Total Weight | 115kg |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Lockable (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Wind Rating | N2 |
| Window (Yes/No) | No |
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 3.0 x 2.06m Zinc Double Door Garden Shed with Anchors
Delivery $100
Garden Shed 3m x 3m from Absco Sheds – Double Door, Zincalume
Delivery $249
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 3.0 x 2.06m Zinc Double Door Garden Shed with Anchors
Delivery $50
Absco Economy Shed Zincalume 3.00 x 3.00 x 2.06m
Delivery $75
Absco Economy Shed Zincalume 3.00 x 3.00 x 2.06m
Delivery $90
I've had this product in my garage for about 9 months waiting for the opportunity to lay a slab an build the shed,Purchased through Bunnings Victoria Point,These products certainly are not of the highest quality & are not easy to assemble.The instructions are average at best, but we got through it, it's also unfortunate that not enough focus is put on the fact that there are tutorial videos on the web site, this needs to be more evident in the instruction booklet and on the website, LARGE BOLD LETTERS "STOP BEFORE YOU ASSSEMBEL THIS PRODUCT GO TO THE WEBSITE FOR TUTORIAL VIDEOS" certainly could have made the job easier.Although sill difficult, unfortunately many of the holes don't line up,Thin poor quality tin material.One of the biggest disappointment is the ... MoreI've had this product in my garage for about 9 months waiting for the opportunity to lay a slab an build the shed,Purchased through Bunnings Victoria Point,These products certainly are not of the highest quality & are not easy to assemble.The instructions are average at best, but we got through it, it's also unfortunate that not enough focus is put on the fact that there are tutorial videos on the web site, this needs to be more evident in the instruction booklet and on the website, LARGE BOLD LETTERS "STOP BEFORE YOU ASSSEMBEL THIS PRODUCT GO TO THE WEBSITE FOR TUTORIAL VIDEOS" certainly could have made the job easier.Although sill difficult, unfortunately many of the holes don't line up,Thin poor quality tin material.One of the biggest disappointment is the fact that no fittings are supplied to secure the shed to the slab, requiring another $55 spend at Bunnings to complete the job.I would certainly not recommend this product to anyone.We thought buying an Australian product we would get something of better quality.
I bought this shed from Bunnings excellent price relatively easy to assemble but requires two people to hold the sides up until you get it screwed in. Once erected I thoroughly secured it with cross bars using "y stakes"and C shape steel bars screwing the bars on the south and eastern side of the shed about halfway up the outside wall and of course I secured it to the concrete slab using the supplied fittings. When I did have any issues I contacted absco I spoke to Ron Santos and what a man he turned out to be. I was unlucky to be missing 2 pieces but it was no problem for Ron to professionally sort it out .In the meantime while I waited for the delivery I pre-assembled all the walls etc and when the parts turned up it was just a case of completing the final pieces. ... MoreI bought this shed from Bunnings excellent price relatively easy to assemble but requires two people to hold the sides up until you get it screwed in. Once erected I thoroughly secured it with cross bars using "y stakes"and C shape steel bars screwing the bars on the south and eastern side of the shed about halfway up the outside wall and of course I secured it to the concrete slab using the supplied fittings. When I did have any issues I contacted absco I spoke to Ron Santos and what a man he turned out to be. I was unlucky to be missing 2 pieces but it was no problem for Ron to professionally sort it out .In the meantime while I waited for the delivery I pre-assembled all the walls etc and when the parts turned up it was just a case of completing the final pieces. I highly recommend that anyone who can be a DIU person and who needs a good shed quickly constructed I highly recommend they purchase a suitable shed from absco. Thank you to Ron Santos and the team at Absco.
1st. Throw the screws away that come with it. Too short and too small.Buy short roofing screws.Sheet metal is as thin as paper, literally.We glued all the joints as well with liquid nails. One windy day and it will fall apart, all the screws will fall out.I'm a professional fitter, this thing is nasty.
This product is without doubt the poorest example of the total lack of quality control I've ever encountered. Holes miss-aligned or missing altogether in both sheeting and rails.Flimsy cheap materials.The use of self-tapping screws to join sheets and the attendant potential for injury should anyone simply accidentally brush against them.This a product that is definitely NOT something the average home handyman should bother trying to assemble unless they have the following tools at hand.Trestles and planks x2.A decent power drill and a hammer drill.Tin Snips.Tek screw bit.10mm Masonry drill.10mm metal cutting drill.Soft faced hammer.And last but most importantly..A MASSIVE amount of patience and self control.
Bought this from Bunnings for just under $500AUD (with discount).Pretty heavy boxes so you'll need two people to lift.A combination of the app and paper instructions was helpful in the assembly process. Would recommend using both and watching each section on video before attempting.Unfortunately my biggest gripe was that the holes didn't line up. Had to drill a number of new holes because of this has meant that my shed door hasn't lined up properly. Would be nice if there was a more precise manufacturing process but I guess that's what makes the price lower than other sheds?Assembly probably takes 3-6+ hours depending on your assembly pace and how many people are helping. Video makes it look like it could be done with one person but I'd recommend at least 2. ... MoreBought this from Bunnings for just under $500AUD (with discount).Pretty heavy boxes so you'll need two people to lift.A combination of the app and paper instructions was helpful in the assembly process. Would recommend using both and watching each section on video before attempting.Unfortunately my biggest gripe was that the holes didn't line up. Had to drill a number of new holes because of this has meant that my shed door hasn't lined up properly. Would be nice if there was a more precise manufacturing process but I guess that's what makes the price lower than other sheds?Assembly probably takes 3-6+ hours depending on your assembly pace and how many people are helping. Video makes it look like it could be done with one person but I'd recommend at least 2. There were three of us setting up the shed and that was a good amount for some assembly actions. Video made it look like you never have to drill a new holes and it all just lines up but definitely not the case so definitely have a drill handy.
I needed a shed today so a quick trip to the local hardware was where I headed. I was excited to see Absco Sheds had reasonable prices and advertised pre drilled holes and fast assembly. This was my first DIY at 47 so I was pleased most of the holes were pre drilled as specified . I appreciated you still print paper instructions for " old school " assembly and of course an App for the tech savvy. I did get my partner to assist with getting it upright but overall I'm really proud of Absco Sheds for value for money and easy assembly
I'm very happy with my completed shed that I bought a week ago. I read the reviews about holes not lining up in the panels, but fortunately I have 2 cordless drills, one with a 2.5mm drill which suited the screws best and the other with the supplied Phillips screwdriver. The shed is great value for money compared to other competitor's similar sized sheds. The assembly instructions provided and videos on the website are very helpful. I leveled the site and put it on pavers.
Have bought several now for different jobs. Easy to assemble, great quality, dry as a bone and real value for money. Once assembled they are really surprisingly strong too.Highly recommend, have tried other brands and will always be using aback from now on.
Most councils in Victoria will allow you to build a shed at least up to 2.4 metres and most shed furniture (e.g. shelves, bike racks) won't fit easily into this shed. The next 3x3m shed with a higher roof is in the Bushmaster range which is a massive jump in price. Need something in-between. An extra option in the economy range with a higher roof.
Worst assembly system I've ever seen.Instructions are crap and videos are very vague.Got it assembled ok but putting it up is another story altogether.Side panels need screws just to hold them together otherwise they fall apart when you lift it to move. Then those extra screws are in the way when you try to put the roof on.Cannot get the second half of the roof on as it's like it's too short and can't get it to slot into the roof brace.I should've learned with the first Absco shed I bought years ago but looks like they've gotten worse. 5 hours and don't know how I'm going to get this up today, and the worst part is I have another one to assemble and install next to this one
| Total Weight | 115kg |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Lockable (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Wind Rating | N2 |
| Window (Yes/No) | No |
