If you're trying to find a storage unit which will work inside or outside your house, then the Rubbermaid horizontal storage shed could be the ideal choice.
For a start, this storage unit from Rubbermaid is deceptively roomy. Even though it measures only 60 x 32 inches and 47 inches high, it gives a total storage capacity of 32 cubic feet. That's more than enough to hold trash bins, bags of compost, and probably a selection of your favorite garden tools too.
You do not need to worry about whether you'll be able to get stuff out and in of the unit either. The lid hinges up and the doors open wide so you can simply walk in. This is a particularly well thought out shed.
In addition, the doors have hasps that are suitable for any lock you wish to use. Handy if you have children or curious pets that have a habit of finding their way into tiny spaces. This Rubbermaid shed also accepts various storage shed accessories. One helpful feature enables you to quickly add a shelf for things like old paint and polish tins or any loose hand tools you typically have lying around.
The Rubbermaid horizontal storage shed comes in an easy to assemble pack, and it should only take you a few minutes to snap the panels together. Although it is easy to build, that does not imply it's in any way frail or light. This is a strong and sturdy shed created from high density polyethylene. It'll stand the test of time whether you are using it as a garage storage cupboard or an out of doors storage shed in some corner of your garden. Compared to the likes of a Suncast GS2500 Horizontal utility shed, the Rubbermaid shed easily comes out on top.
There are more storage units available from Rubbermaid like the slide lid and the vertical storage sheds, so it could be an idea to have a look at those too. Also, you may want to compare them against sheds from other manufacturers. A couple that spring to mind are the outdoor PVC storage shed from Global and the outdoor horizontal shed from Suncast.
Personally, the Rubbermaid horizontal storage shed has given me all I need. To be sure I'm not the most tidy of folk, so my shed has a tendency to get crammed with anything that doesn't belong someplace else. But then isn't that what a shed is for?
