ShelterLogic 12 x 30 x 10ft. SP Round Heavy-Duty Green 14.5 oz. PE Shelter, PEBACA0204F01203010
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ShelterLogic 12 x 30 x 10ft. SP Round Heavy-Duty Green 14.5 oz. PE Shelter, PEBACA0204F01203010
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ShelterLogic 12 x 30 x 10ft. SP Round Heavy-Duty Green 14.5 oz. PE Shelter, PEBACA0204F01203010
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Built to order and ready to go, ShelterTech SP Series has the greatest number of size options and roof styles in its class, allowing you to design a unit for your specific application. The entire ShelterTech series is proudly made in the USA, using U.S. certified galvanized steel. Each of the SP Series buildings is wind and snow rated.
Looking for more information on sheds? Check out our guide to sheds in the product documents section.
- PRICE - ShelterTech products can address your needs for a fraction of the cost of a steel, wood or concrete block structure
- EASE OF INSTALLATION - ShelterTech structures can be erected in a matter of days, not weeks or months
- MINIMAL FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS - Unlike other alternatives, a simple foundation of concrete piers or pre-cast blocks will satisfy most foundation requirements.
- EXPANDABLE - If more space is required, ShelterTech structures can be extended without long-term interruption of your business.
- PORTABLE - When necessary, a ShelterTech structure can be easily disassembled and relocated to a new location.
- STRENGTH - Our shelters are designed with the worst weather in mind to help ensure our structures are still standing when others are not.
| Brand | ShelterLogic |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Door Opening Height | 104 in. |
| Door Opening Width | 130 in. |
| Exterior Height | 119.8 in. |
| Exterior Length | 289.7 in. |
| Exterior Width | 162 in. |
| Features | Expandable and Portable |
| Floor Included | Floor Not Included |
| Interior Height | 118.3 in. |
| Interior Length | 289.7 in. |
| Interior Width | 158.7 in. |
| Maximum Roof Load | 0 lb. |
| Maximum Wind Resistance | 85 mph |
| Number Of Entrances | 1 |
| Number Of Windows | 0 |
| Product Weight | 660 lb. |
| Roof Color | Green |
| Roof Material | PVC |
| Door Type | Double Door |
| Siding Material | Polyethylene |
| Shed Style | Other |
| Siding Color | None |
| Storage Capacity | 2,346.29 cu. ft. |
| Trim Color | Green |
| Warranty | Cover: 10 Years Prorated; Panels + Frame: 3 Years Prorated |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PEBACA0204F01203010 |
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Q: What type of footings are needed to support this structure?
5 years ago1 Answer
- A: The best type of footings depend on the site. My kit included 14 anchor cords to be driven into the ground and cabled to each hoop section, but since i had very rocky soil on an uneven site, i dug out and poured 8 - two foot cement footing to secure the end and mid section anchors. and also used them to run and level 2x10 i-beams on both sides and then used lags to hold down each hoop. This may have been overkill, but the site is very windy and i'm not around during the winter to keep an eye on it.Anonymous5 years agoHelpful?
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Q: What type of footings are needed to support this structure?
5 years ago1 Answer
- A: The best type of footings depend on the site. My kit included 14 anchor cords to be driven into the ground and cabled to each hoop section, but since i had very rocky soil on an uneven site, i dug out and poured 8 - two foot cement footing to secure the end and mid section anchors. and also used them to run and level 2x10 i-beams on both sides and then used lags to hold down each hoop. This may have been overkill, but the site is very windy and i'm not around during the winter to keep an eye on it.Anonymous5 years agoHelpful?
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