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I actually own two Lifetime 8x10 sheds, which sit a few feet apart from each other in my yard. This one is the better of the two, and I definitely recommend it more than the other.
I bought the first one from Home Depot and wasn't 100 percent happy with it. But I also realized that I had so much stuff to store that I really needed a second one... so I started looking around to see if I could find anything similar to my first shed, but better. I found exactly what I was looking for at Sheds For Less.
The differences between the two sheds are interesting. Basically, with this one you get more light coming in from above because of an improved design of the skylight. On this one, the skylight runs the entire length of the roof... and on the other version it is just a series of small skylights in a row. More light coming in is definitely better.
Another significant difference between the two is in the design of the door latching mechanism. The other shed has a crappy design for the door latch, and it has always been difficult for me to latch. On this shed they came up with a much smarter latch design which works much better.
The one advantage of the other shed was that it came with hooks and hangers to mount on the wall. So, if you're going to want to hang garden tools from the wall, that's a plus. But I actually found that the hooks and hangers didn't support much weight and I didn't find them particularly useful, so I don't miss them on this otherwise better version of the 8x10 shed.
Rating:  [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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