Questions and Answers for Suncast Vista 7 ft. x 7 ft. Resin Storage Shed

A:  Please visit us at www.suncast.com, to request the NOA .

A:  Yes

A:  Absolutely, once you have set a good foundation for the shed and create adequate drainage for rain water from the shed’s roof it will be ok. You will also have to think about how it blends in with the house. For example, color, and the angle at which the shed is placed.

A:  Yes

A:  Actually my husband set it up just a foot away beside our house. So the answer is yes. 

A:  Yes. It comes with plastic flooring that the walls “click” into. The floor also has designated holes for you to anchor it to the concrete below. 

A:  Yes, this shed is great. Easy assembly and setup. The only thing that you MAY need is the metal frame for the sub-floor

A:  Yes

A:  yes it comes with a resin floor and is a key part of the assembly system as the side panels click into the floor. It could be rested directly on the ground but the ground needs to be clean compacted grade and no vegetation or it will grow right up thru the floor for sure.

A:  I'm not sure exactly what you mean. The kit comes with flooring panels but you'll have to build a base for it.

A:  No, just the plastic.

A:  The front window are plastic, The vent on the top is a screen

A:  No. It’s clear plastic with a rubber gasket

A:  There are flimsy plastic squares that go where the windows slots are.

A:  There are pieces of clear plastic that are installed from inside the door, no screens. 

A:  No we do not offer screen inserts for the BMS7702 .

A:  Big enough to be delivered on a pallet.

A:  Contact the manufacturer - contact info should be located on the instructions. If the shed came without the screws, or with screws that didn't fit, they should send them to you at no cost. If the original screws were lost or damaged after purchase, there may be a fee.

A:  The Carton dimensions are approximately : 50 in. L x 27 in. W x 86 in. H

A:  Yes … 

A:  Technically you could cut the door but I would not recommend it.  The double wall construction would not lend itself well to the attachment of the doggie door frame and would not support the food well in my opinion

A:  dont have to secure the barn, just fill it up and it wont move. if u must , there are indications where to drill. get the blue screws and flat washers concrete drill bit. drill thru ,drive the screws with impack drill mine is on concrete, wind blew it befor i could filled it up and will never drill my concrete

A:  Once assembled the weight of the shed holds it in place. T long wait the weight of all the stuff you place inside. It should just float on the concrete slob.

A:  Mine did not. 

A:  No it does not. The roof does attach to the sides but you would need to supply your own straps to connect the roof to a suitable anchor in the ground or to whatever you use to anchor the floor.

A:  No, it doesn’t.