Rubbermaid Big Max 7x7 Shed Review 

Thanks for your comment, Richard. My experience has been similar to yours. I'll be doing a short follow up in Spring.

LOL. Thanks. Yes, safety is an important factor for sure. Enjoy your summer.

Thanks. You should be able to download a pdf of the instructions from the Rubbermaid site if you need.

Agreed. Unless the base of a structure is correct, nothing else can be. I went with the crushed gravel and pavers for two reasons. 1. The cost of building with pressure treated wood here is prohibitive. 2. We live in a rain forest area so I thought having drainage would serve better. Time will tell if my decision was correct and efforts have been justified. LOL. Thanks for the wrist strap suggestion. As for adding on, I've installed solar powered LED lights over the door outside and another one inside. Your idea of adding fans would certainly be helpful during our hot summers.

Good luck! Remember, patience is a virtue. LOL. It'll be interesting to see how it stands up over time. I'm really not expecting any issues though. Have a great day, Richard.

@@8thdecade Thanks! We are expecting some rain today…after a bone dry summer … so will need to postpone my head start on it! 😂

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Thank you! Cheers!

I really can't speak to this with authority as I haven't experienced that kind of winds with mine. It does have the ability to attach it to a solid base which would certainly assist with the ability to withstand stronger winds. Wish I could offer more.

Excellent question. I didn't do anything as my shed is quite protected from harsh winds and has a lot of weight being stored inside. My recollection is that one would simply drive some large screws or bolts into a solid base if needed.

The pavers are 16 inch from Home Depot.

Thanks for your question. I don't see anything from Rubbermaid on any weight restrictions but I expect it depends greatly on the foundation under the shed. I wouldn't expect any problems parking a riding tractor with the base I used. You just want to make sure the base is absolutely level and solid and that the mower will fit the inside dimensions.

No, I didn't. It's protected from wind by the surrounding trees. Also, the items I store in it are quite heavy. Looks like a relatively easy process to do though. Thanks for your question. Have a great day.

The floor panels aren’t screwed to the floor. What stops the assembly from moving around

Not sure what you're asking, Steve?