Absco Shed Space Saver Double Door Surfmist 3.00 x 1.52 x 2.08m
An Absco 3.0 x 1.52m Space Saver garden shed is the perfect mid-sized shed to keep your backyard tidy and your lawn mower, gardening equipment and power tools safely secured. The spacious shed comes with double doors for easy access and can fit nicely under eaves or in a garage or carport. It also comes with braced doors for added strength and a pad bolt for security. Absco sheds are designed to be anchored to a concrete slab. Bolt down kits are included with this shed kit. Assembly is made easier with the help of pre-drilled holes and Absco’s patented SNAPTiTE technology that allows for panels to lock into channels without the need for screws. Absco recommends working at waist height using trestles and timbers for a faster build. 2-3 people are required to build sheds larger than 1.5 x 1.5m to assist with holding panels upright during the final construction. More people are required for larger structures. This app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play store.
An Absco 3.0 x 1.52m Space Saver garden shed is the perfect mid-sized shed to keep your backyard tidy and your lawn mower, gardening equipment and power tools safely secured. The spacious shed comes with double doors for easy access and can fit nicely under eaves or in a garage or carport. It also comes with braced doors for added strength and a pad bolt for security. Absco sheds are designed to be anchored to a concrete slab. Bolt down kits are included with this shed kit. Assembly is made easier with the help of pre-drilled holes and Absco’s patented SNAPTiTE technology that allows for panels to lock into channels without the need for screws. Absco recommends working at waist height using trestles and timbers for a faster build. 2-3 people are required to build sheds larger than 1.5 x 1.5m to assist with holding panels upright during the final construction. More people are required for larger structures. This app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play store.
An Absco 3.0 x 1.52m Space Saver garden shed is the perfect mid-sized shed to keep your backyard tidy and your lawn mower, gardening equipment and power tools safely secured. The spacious shed comes with double doors for easy access and can fit nicely under eaves or in a garage or carport. It also comes with braced doors for added strength and a pad bolt for security. Absco sheds are designed to be anchored to a concrete slab. Bolt down kits are included with this shed kit. Assembly is made easier with the help of pre-drilled holes and Absco’s patented SNAPTiTE technology that allows for panels to lock into channels without the need for screws. Absco recommends working at waist height using trestles and timbers for a faster build. 2-3 people are required to build sheds larger than 1.5 x 1.5m to assist with holding panels upright during the final construction. More people are required for larger structures. This app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play store.
An Absco 3.0 x 1.52m Space Saver garden shed is the perfect mid-sized shed to keep your backyard tidy and your lawn mower, gardening equipment and power tools safely secured. The spacious shed comes with double doors for easy access and can fit nicely under eaves or in a garage or carport. It also comes with braced doors for added strength and a pad bolt for security. Absco sheds are designed to be anchored to a concrete slab. Bolt down kits are included with this shed kit. Assembly is made easier with the help of pre-drilled holes and Absco’s patented SNAPTiTE technology that allows for panels to lock into channels without the need for screws. Absco recommends working at waist height using trestles and timbers for a faster build. 2-3 people are required to build sheds larger than 1.5 x 1.5m to assist with holding panels upright during the final construction. More people are required for larger structures. This app is free to download from the App Store and Google Play store.
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Absco Sheds 3.0 x 1.52 x 2.08m Surfmist Space Saver Double Door Shed
Delivery $100
3.00mW x 1.52mD x 2.08mH Garden Shed Space Saver Double Door with Anchors - Surfmist
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 1.52 x 2.08m Surfmist Space Saver Double Door Shed
Delivery $50
Absco Space Saver Shed Surfmist 3.00 x 1.52 x 2.08m
Delivery $75
Absco Space Saver Shed Surfmist 3.00 x 1.52 x 2.08m
Delivery $90
originally posted on abscosheds.com.au
The shed seems ok but the instructions are poor and not all the parts seem to fit quite right. Requires a bit of creative freedom. Had to add extra parts to sturdy it up. Also quite frustrating that screwa across the door are steel and stand out against the woodland grey. Should come with a touch up paint set.Although it's meant to be easy for and I've built sheds from scratch myself, this took us the better part of a whole day to complete.Overall the shed is ok but it's really just a shed. At one point we remarked that the instructions should come with divorce papers. Definitely not a 1 person job. Very few of the pre drilled holes line up and many aren't fully punched.Anyway the shed is up now and attached to raised flooring which makes it more solid and ... MoreThe shed seems ok but the instructions are poor and not all the parts seem to fit quite right. Requires a bit of creative freedom. Had to add extra parts to sturdy it up. Also quite frustrating that screwa across the door are steel and stand out against the woodland grey. Should come with a touch up paint set.Although it's meant to be easy for and I've built sheds from scratch myself, this took us the better part of a whole day to complete.Overall the shed is ok but it's really just a shed. At one point we remarked that the instructions should come with divorce papers. Definitely not a 1 person job. Very few of the pre drilled holes line up and many aren't fully punched.Anyway the shed is up now and attached to raised flooring which makes it more solid and square but I don't think I'll ever do that again
originally posted on tradetested.co.nz
I was often thinking of Tomb Raider and Medal of Honour as I worked through the parts list, box of bits, instructions and online videos for this shed assembly, trying to interpret it. I have 15 years building experience. Pictures are often too small to clearly see what they mean. Also we assembled the wooden floor, on a level foundation and then went to stand up the walls. Apparently pine shrinks when it dries out because the floor was 1cm smaller than the metal shed on every side, almost overhanging the wooden base. Tradetested, you need to research this so that the floor is much closer to the shed size when dry, not when you are cutting the wet timber.The instructions show the tech screws attaching the roofing, screwing through the ridges of the sheeting. Not ... MoreI was often thinking of Tomb Raider and Medal of Honour as I worked through the parts list, box of bits, instructions and online videos for this shed assembly, trying to interpret it. I have 15 years building experience. Pictures are often too small to clearly see what they mean. Also we assembled the wooden floor, on a level foundation and then went to stand up the walls. Apparently pine shrinks when it dries out because the floor was 1cm smaller than the metal shed on every side, almost overhanging the wooden base. Tradetested, you need to research this so that the floor is much closer to the shed size when dry, not when you are cutting the wet timber.The instructions show the tech screws attaching the roofing, screwing through the ridges of the sheeting. Not true because they are not long enough. It took us days to assemble everything. If you add in the cost of the time, I'm not sure its good value, though it is indeed big for a garden shed. Also note that you need to add some timber framing to the inside if you wish to have shelves, hooks or racks. This is just thin iron cladding screwed together, almost no actual structure just short pieces of U channel and bracing. We had a light breeze when assembling. We therefore needed some external diagonal braces, extra planks and clamps to keep the walls from folding in the middle and array of support drums, platform and a ladder. Screwing the roofing on without getting on the roof is a puzzle in itself!If you use the wooden floor supplied, DO Not put a nail in the outside corner of the outside floorboard, as later you will be trying to slide a steel corner brace under that corner!
originally posted on abscosheds.com.au
I bought this to use a secondary shed to store my garden accessories. I was dissapointed that I had to redrill quite a few holes as they hadn't been done during manufacturing. There were dents where they should have been however not drilled right through.Also many of the predrilled holes did not line up correctly, making the installation quite difficult. When installing the roof there weren't any holes at all predrilled in the upper back panel framework to connect the roof, we had to do these ourselves.To be honest, I feel that quality control was either non existent or very haphazard at best.We ensured that everything was fully square prior to installing the roof and noticed that we need to manipulate the door to get it to close as it touches against the left ... MoreI bought this to use a secondary shed to store my garden accessories. I was dissapointed that I had to redrill quite a few holes as they hadn't been done during manufacturing. There were dents where they should have been however not drilled right through.Also many of the predrilled holes did not line up correctly, making the installation quite difficult. When installing the roof there weren't any holes at all predrilled in the upper back panel framework to connect the roof, we had to do these ourselves.To be honest, I feel that quality control was either non existent or very haphazard at best.We ensured that everything was fully square prior to installing the roof and noticed that we need to manipulate the door to get it to close as it touches against the left side framework.Overall this shed will do the job as it is only to be used as a secondary garden shed however I would not recommend this shed to anyone, nor would I personally buy another if required in the future.
| Total Weight | 80kg |
| Door Type/s | Hinged Double Doors |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Lockable (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Wind Rating | N2 |
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 1.52 x 2.08m Surfmist Space Saver Double Door Shed
Delivery $100
3.00mW x 1.52mD x 2.08mH Garden Shed Space Saver Double Door with Anchors - Surfmist
Absco Sheds 3.0 x 1.52 x 2.08m Surfmist Space Saver Double Door Shed
Delivery $50
Absco Space Saver Shed Surfmist 3.00 x 1.52 x 2.08m
Delivery $75
Absco Space Saver Shed Surfmist 3.00 x 1.52 x 2.08m
Delivery $90
The shed seems ok but the instructions are poor and not all the parts seem to fit quite right. Requires a bit of creative freedom. Had to add extra parts to sturdy it up. Also quite frustrating that screwa across the door are steel and stand out against the woodland grey. Should come with a touch up paint set.Although it's meant to be easy for and I've built sheds from scratch myself, this took us the better part of a whole day to complete.Overall the shed is ok but it's really just a shed. At one point we remarked that the instructions should come with divorce papers. Definitely not a 1 person job. Very few of the pre drilled holes line up and many aren't fully punched.Anyway the shed is up now and attached to raised flooring which makes it more solid and ... MoreThe shed seems ok but the instructions are poor and not all the parts seem to fit quite right. Requires a bit of creative freedom. Had to add extra parts to sturdy it up. Also quite frustrating that screwa across the door are steel and stand out against the woodland grey. Should come with a touch up paint set.Although it's meant to be easy for and I've built sheds from scratch myself, this took us the better part of a whole day to complete.Overall the shed is ok but it's really just a shed. At one point we remarked that the instructions should come with divorce papers. Definitely not a 1 person job. Very few of the pre drilled holes line up and many aren't fully punched.Anyway the shed is up now and attached to raised flooring which makes it more solid and square but I don't think I'll ever do that again
I was often thinking of Tomb Raider and Medal of Honour as I worked through the parts list, box of bits, instructions and online videos for this shed assembly, trying to interpret it. I have 15 years building experience. Pictures are often too small to clearly see what they mean. Also we assembled the wooden floor, on a level foundation and then went to stand up the walls. Apparently pine shrinks when it dries out because the floor was 1cm smaller than the metal shed on every side, almost overhanging the wooden base. Tradetested, you need to research this so that the floor is much closer to the shed size when dry, not when you are cutting the wet timber.The instructions show the tech screws attaching the roofing, screwing through the ridges of the sheeting. Not ... MoreI was often thinking of Tomb Raider and Medal of Honour as I worked through the parts list, box of bits, instructions and online videos for this shed assembly, trying to interpret it. I have 15 years building experience. Pictures are often too small to clearly see what they mean. Also we assembled the wooden floor, on a level foundation and then went to stand up the walls. Apparently pine shrinks when it dries out because the floor was 1cm smaller than the metal shed on every side, almost overhanging the wooden base. Tradetested, you need to research this so that the floor is much closer to the shed size when dry, not when you are cutting the wet timber.The instructions show the tech screws attaching the roofing, screwing through the ridges of the sheeting. Not true because they are not long enough. It took us days to assemble everything. If you add in the cost of the time, I'm not sure its good value, though it is indeed big for a garden shed. Also note that you need to add some timber framing to the inside if you wish to have shelves, hooks or racks. This is just thin iron cladding screwed together, almost no actual structure just short pieces of U channel and bracing. We had a light breeze when assembling. We therefore needed some external diagonal braces, extra planks and clamps to keep the walls from folding in the middle and array of support drums, platform and a ladder. Screwing the roofing on without getting on the roof is a puzzle in itself!If you use the wooden floor supplied, DO Not put a nail in the outside corner of the outside floorboard, as later you will be trying to slide a steel corner brace under that corner!
I bought this to use a secondary shed to store my garden accessories. I was dissapointed that I had to redrill quite a few holes as they hadn't been done during manufacturing. There were dents where they should have been however not drilled right through.Also many of the predrilled holes did not line up correctly, making the installation quite difficult. When installing the roof there weren't any holes at all predrilled in the upper back panel framework to connect the roof, we had to do these ourselves.To be honest, I feel that quality control was either non existent or very haphazard at best.We ensured that everything was fully square prior to installing the roof and noticed that we need to manipulate the door to get it to close as it touches against the left ... MoreI bought this to use a secondary shed to store my garden accessories. I was dissapointed that I had to redrill quite a few holes as they hadn't been done during manufacturing. There were dents where they should have been however not drilled right through.Also many of the predrilled holes did not line up correctly, making the installation quite difficult. When installing the roof there weren't any holes at all predrilled in the upper back panel framework to connect the roof, we had to do these ourselves.To be honest, I feel that quality control was either non existent or very haphazard at best.We ensured that everything was fully square prior to installing the roof and noticed that we need to manipulate the door to get it to close as it touches against the left side framework.Overall this shed will do the job as it is only to be used as a secondary garden shed however I would not recommend this shed to anyone, nor would I personally buy another if required in the future.
Got it ordered through Bunnings. Arrived as expected. I've used the absco app/video for the build, which turned out a better choice as manual is very brief and not describing what's needed. App interface is very rudimentary, essentially a shell for youtube video.No complaints on the end product, number of holes didn't line up, but I've expected as much, so no issues. 3mm drill (included) did the trick drilling where needed.My biggest gripe with the product is the absence of the anchor kit in the package. Which is pretty much standard now with other shedmakers: spanbilt, easysheds etc.. Now I have to do another special order with Bunnings (for 50$ part) as they don't stock it and wait god knows how many more weeks. If it was just anchors missing, fine I could ... MoreGot it ordered through Bunnings. Arrived as expected. I've used the absco app/video for the build, which turned out a better choice as manual is very brief and not describing what's needed. App interface is very rudimentary, essentially a shell for youtube video.No complaints on the end product, number of holes didn't line up, but I've expected as much, so no issues. 3mm drill (included) did the trick drilling where needed.My biggest gripe with the product is the absence of the anchor kit in the package. Which is pretty much standard now with other shedmakers: spanbilt, easysheds etc.. Now I have to do another special order with Bunnings (for 50$ part) as they don't stock it and wait god knows how many more weeks. If it was just anchors missing, fine I could have gotten it myself, but brackets also not included!In the mean time shed will be unanchored on concrete slab which is not ideal in windy environment.
The absco sheds are good value for money. The build instructions are good and the video on the app helps. It can be challenging for a complete newbie diy-er but people with average to above average diy skills it should be no problem. Common complaints of holes not matching up are valid and I certainly experienced this but it really is no big deal, just drill it out with the provided 3mm bit and you're good to go. In my opinion some make far too big a deal of a small problem. Pro-tip, pre build all panels in a double garage if possible so you can work in peace without worrying about the wind picking up. Definitely grab a mate (or two) for the final assembly as it can be a bugger to hold/prop the panels up. Pick a very low to no wind day for assembly as even the ... MoreThe absco sheds are good value for money. The build instructions are good and the video on the app helps. It can be challenging for a complete newbie diy-er but people with average to above average diy skills it should be no problem. Common complaints of holes not matching up are valid and I certainly experienced this but it really is no big deal, just drill it out with the provided 3mm bit and you're good to go. In my opinion some make far too big a deal of a small problem. Pro-tip, pre build all panels in a double garage if possible so you can work in peace without worrying about the wind picking up. Definitely grab a mate (or two) for the final assembly as it can be a bugger to hold/prop the panels up. Pick a very low to no wind day for assembly as even the lightest of breezes can play havoc with your assembling. I liked that the package came with masonry anchors but did swap out the zinc plated dynabolts with galvanised ones myself. Most other sheds make you purchase the hold down kits yourself adding about $80 to the overall cost. In the end it took a day of building panels and a day to assemble. I took a lot of time to read the instructions and also watched the videos! Happy with the end result. Looks like a sturdy shed!!
Great value shed that was relatively easy to assemble thanks to the YouTube videos. Assembly goes much faster if you have a second pair of hands (as I did) and if you have a bench to work on (as in the videos); unfortunately, I did not have a bench so I worked off the ground.Nonetheless, fairly straight-forward to assemble. My advice is to align the wall sheets as best as possible and NOT to try to drill new holes/tap screws in new locations. The reason being was that the overall width and length of my shed ended up being less than the specified measurements and I suspect that was because I assumed that the holes were in the wrong place (as many of the reviews state). It isn't very noticeable except for when I tried to put on the roof; now I have a little extra ... MoreGreat value shed that was relatively easy to assemble thanks to the YouTube videos. Assembly goes much faster if you have a second pair of hands (as I did) and if you have a bench to work on (as in the videos); unfortunately, I did not have a bench so I worked off the ground.Nonetheless, fairly straight-forward to assemble. My advice is to align the wall sheets as best as possible and NOT to try to drill new holes/tap screws in new locations. The reason being was that the overall width and length of my shed ended up being less than the specified measurements and I suspect that was because I assumed that the holes were in the wrong place (as many of the reviews state). It isn't very noticeable except for when I tried to put on the roof; now I have a little extra roof at the front which might be ok for when it rains 😊Also, one of the panels was bent on the edge when I bought the shed (from Bunnings) and it had scratched the panels below it. Absco (Sarah) was very helpful in offering to send out new sheets (and some missing concrete anchors). However, I wasn’t able to wait for the new panels so I straightened out the one that was bent and Sarah sent me a Bunnings voucher for some paint to cover up the minor scratches.Overall, I am happy with the shed.
Bought and assembled. It serves our purpose against a wall under a carport, but would not recommend this shed if exposed to wind and the elements; it will leak, the roof won't redirect the rain off it properly, and will need to be afixed to a wall or fence to be stable. But, it definitely works for us, because of where it lives. 1. This shed will require a cement pad or wooden floor. It does not come with anything. A wooden floor costs about the same as the shed. 2. This shed comes with a metal drill bit, as the latch needs to be drilled, but you will need it for heaps more drilling. 3. You will need a rivet driver to secure the door hinges. 4. Most of this small shed can be constructed by one person, including putting the roof on, but will need two once ... MoreBought and assembled. It serves our purpose against a wall under a carport, but would not recommend this shed if exposed to wind and the elements; it will leak, the roof won't redirect the rain off it properly, and will need to be afixed to a wall or fence to be stable. But, it definitely works for us, because of where it lives. 1. This shed will require a cement pad or wooden floor. It does not come with anything. A wooden floor costs about the same as the shed. 2. This shed comes with a metal drill bit, as the latch needs to be drilled, but you will need it for heaps more drilling. 3. You will need a rivet driver to secure the door hinges. 4. Most of this small shed can be constructed by one person, including putting the roof on, but will need two once constructing the whole box to provide some pressure from the other side. It will take 4-5hours to construct. We didn't think it would take that long, but it did. 5. Other reviews are accurate that some prefab drill holes have not been drilled fully and sometimes they misalign. *Definitely check all panels for holes that are only partially drilled, prior to starting. 6. Additional holes will need to be drilled to increase the stability of the shed, but it comes with a ton of screws, so that's great.Overall, four stars from us as this shed works very well for us, because of the environment it's in and how we have secured it and how it's protected from the elements. But you get what you pay for.
I bought the shed online and made the payment in early August 2022. The shed was delivered much later than the advertised lead time.The product literature and the videos advertise that panels have piloted holes for ease of assembly. Also, the general indication given that the shed should take about a day to construct. Although there were many pilot holes I found few areas that did not have these (see attached photos). I thus had to second guess the locations of the hole and drill them myself. This added to the challenge of assembling some of the panels and increased the assembly time almost two days. Note also that one of the panel was damaged ( see attached photo).In general, I think the SnapTite technology is good to work with and helps with ease of assembly. ... MoreI bought the shed online and made the payment in early August 2022. The shed was delivered much later than the advertised lead time.The product literature and the videos advertise that panels have piloted holes for ease of assembly. Also, the general indication given that the shed should take about a day to construct. Although there were many pilot holes I found few areas that did not have these (see attached photos). I thus had to second guess the locations of the hole and drill them myself. This added to the challenge of assembling some of the panels and increased the assembly time almost two days. Note also that one of the panel was damaged ( see attached photo).In general, I think the SnapTite technology is good to work with and helps with ease of assembly. I learned much while doing this project which I consider to be a positive outcome.
Built this for friends, hubby helped, both wives needed to help get the walls up, took 13 hours in all. The floor was already down as per instructions and the boarded area was too small for the finished walls. The shed instructions and videos do not match the floor instructions, the bottom corner braces are designed for a full width flat floor but the floor info says leave a 1 inch gap all round so the walls land on the joists. that means the corner braces have to slide under the floor boards, which had been nailed down! A pry bar, hammer and hacksaw later and the walls were up. The clamps provide to fix the walls to the floor are for mounting on a flat floor rather than with the floor inside the walls, they just work if turned upside down. I printed out A4 size ... MoreBuilt this for friends, hubby helped, both wives needed to help get the walls up, took 13 hours in all. The floor was already down as per instructions and the boarded area was too small for the finished walls. The shed instructions and videos do not match the floor instructions, the bottom corner braces are designed for a full width flat floor but the floor info says leave a 1 inch gap all round so the walls land on the joists. that means the corner braces have to slide under the floor boards, which had been nailed down! A pry bar, hammer and hacksaw later and the walls were up. The clamps provide to fix the walls to the floor are for mounting on a flat floor rather than with the floor inside the walls, they just work if turned upside down. I printed out A4 size instructions from the PDF on the website as the A5 pamphlet supplied was too small for my old eyes. Instructions a bit lacking in detail and some of the translation was dodgy "screw rivet" insult or instruction? The drill bit and rivet gun provided are useless as expected so I used my own. Tek screws were the bluntest I'd ever used, half of then ground rather that cut through the flimsy sheet. Once the ridge is on the wives could depart but braces are needed for the flimsy side walls until the roof is screwed on. To fix the middle of the roof ridges I had to use a timber prop under the ridge and crawl over the ridge trying not to dent the roof panels. Luckily I'm a pretty agile 90kg 61 yr old, a young apprentice would've been handy! One small dent and all was good. The "weather strip" way too short and useless. Channels at the roof lower edge and wall bottoms have virtually no drainage so that has to be added. Waiting to see if the Tek screw washers keep the rain out, I was very careful not to over-tighten them. Once all up and the bracing on with three rivets along each wall corner join and it is surprisingly rigid. If you can put it up yourself it's value for money, I'd add a wooden frame though.
I bought this to put up the side of the house. The shed is sold as 78cm deep. Not anywhere in the instructions nor on the website says that the shed cannot be installed hard against a wall - I made my slab 85cm front to back, then I built the walls, pushed it against the wall of the house then tried to put the roof on only to find that it sticks out behind the back wall by 5cm! I had to modify the roof so I can have the shed against the wall of my house!The next thing is that someone with a screw driver can undo several screws to gain access rendering the padbolt lock useless. I had to replace almost all of the screws with either bolts or rivets to slow an intruder down (yes, someone still can get into the shed with the right tools).The screws supplied to ... MoreI bought this to put up the side of the house. The shed is sold as 78cm deep. Not anywhere in the instructions nor on the website says that the shed cannot be installed hard against a wall - I made my slab 85cm front to back, then I built the walls, pushed it against the wall of the house then tried to put the roof on only to find that it sticks out behind the back wall by 5cm! I had to modify the roof so I can have the shed against the wall of my house!The next thing is that someone with a screw driver can undo several screws to gain access rendering the padbolt lock useless. I had to replace almost all of the screws with either bolts or rivets to slow an intruder down (yes, someone still can get into the shed with the right tools).The screws supplied to install the hinge are the wrong size - the countersunk head are too large and don't fit the countersinking of the hinge. I had to replace these with different screws that fit.Most of the top and bottom rails are way too short. In every corner they don't meet - there is at least a 20mm gap where water can just pour in. There is approx. 10mm gap along the top and bottom of the door also.Why does the shed come with enough screws (220 of them) to build 3x sheds?So all in all, cost me around $5-$10 more in extra screws and rivets, but the item could have been $5 cheaper by only supplying enough screws for the one shed.
| Total Weight | 80kg |
| Door Type/s | Hinged Double Doors |
| Number of Doors | 2 |
| Lockable (Yes/No) | Yes |
| Wind Rating | N2 |