Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed - 8 x 6ft
792/6486£485.00
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About this product
This Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed stores bikes, lawnmowers and garden equipment securely out of sight. It's made from wooden overlap panels that help rainwater drain away naturally. The windowless design keeps your belongings private and protected from weather. A hinged door with lock accepts a padlock for security. The included floor panel keeps everything inside dry.
The horizontal overlap panels move naturally with seasonal changes. Annual treatment with wood preserver maintains water resistance. Assembly takes two people and is straightforward with basic tools. It's big enough for multiple bikes and garden tools together. You'll have organised, private storage that keeps your outdoor space tidy.
- Shed Material: wood.
- Horizontal profile panels.
- Hinged door lock included.
- Treat annually with a wood treatment to maintain manufacturer's warranty.
- Construction type: overlap.
- H198, W191, D240cm.
- Base size required W175.3cm, D235cm.
- Base size required W5.9ft, D7.8ft.
- Floor panel included.
- Water resistant if treated annually.
- 2 people required for assembly.
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
- EAN: 5029442090634.
Kerbside delivery only.
3.4
194 reviews
61%
Recommended this product
Customers Say
Mixed reviews: easy to assemble and good value for basic storage, but many report poor wood quality, flimsy structure, and issues with fitting and durability.
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Very disappointing
The shed is very poorly mate. All the bits had on the slats where the nails have come through. The wood was split. We couldn’t get to match up. It’s just unbelievable how we had to put this thing together. If we’ve read reviews beforehand we probably won’t even book this type of shed never again will we buy this type of shed but again we had to wreck it because we had stuff outside that needed to be put away so I’ll review it as well. You’re lucky to get one star but it’s appalling. The materials are can’t explain why the slats they don’t even sit by they Boeing I mean God knows what it’s gonna be like when it does get wet it’s gonna probably even fall apart. We’ve had to put structural bits in to make it a bit more solid because you found it very slimy when it comes to putting in the door we couldn’t get it to match so my work if you want thinking about buying a shed, don’t bother I’ll wait till you pay up for something more expensive because this shed is absolute rubbish
Piglet, 55 - 64, Blandford Forum DT11, UK
Cheap and not worth the price
Poor quality timber all split by the nails and made out of very light timber
shay, 35 - 44, portrush
Bad made shed bad quality
Come delivered damaged
Bad made shed, 45 - 54, Shrewsbury Shropshire
6 x 8 garden shed
We purchased this for our new garden. I purchased mid May and delivery took a few weeks. It wasn’t the easiest to put together but we got there in the end, it’s done the job we required and is still standing and water tight nearly 6 months later If it wasn’t for the delivery times and difficulty putting together I would have given it 5*
Natalie, 35 - 44, Gillingham Kent
Very Bad Quality
It looks like the shed was made using thin garden fence panels, resulting in numerous gaps. The person who made this had no idea what they were doing.very disappointed waste of £480 what a shame
rupz, 35 - 44, Wolverhampton
Waste of Money
Where to start! The wood is cheap as which has made building it very difficult. I would not recommend buying at all. Check out the pictures for how poorly the panel are put together. There are additional blocks of wood on the panels for protection during travel, these were a nightmare to take off abs actually split one of the panels as they use way too long nails to secure these blocks of wood in place. We had to add additional wood to reinforce the floor on the underside, and even with the additional reinforcement we still ended up with a hole in the weak floor! I am going to have to do additional reinforceing before being able to put anything in the shed! We followed the instructions but had to make adjustments along the way due to the poor quality of the wood and things not lining up properly. In one of the pictures you will see where the wood completely splintered when trying to put a screw in where the instructions told us to start (this was the first screw which was very frustration considering we had just spent over a hour doing additional reinforcing on the floor). I would not recommend this shed as you will have to spend additional money to make it sturdy and usable as a shed.
TBo, 45 - 54
Cheap
It’s a simple shed but I thought it would have been more sturdy and stronger. Took me a while to get it build as everything is flimsy. The flooring is incredibly weak. Wouldn’t advise buying it.
Ryan30, 25 - 34, Highlands
New garden shed
Honestly not one to moan but possibly the worst quality and worst build shed i have ever seen , gutted when put it up would of taken it down and sent it back if it werent for all my tools and furniture getting wet in the garden . Disappointed with it to say the least , pictures show how the wood is cut and one of one of the several nails been put it and left like that...
Nathan, 25 - 34, Middlesbrough
Cheep and nasty
I know £600 is probably not a lot for some to spend on a shed,, but for me it was a lot ! The wood is so thin you can almost see though it !! Don’t know who assembled it because it’s all wonky, none of the edges really fitted together Roofing felt is so thin it kept tearing and the hinges and asp lock are a joke !! Still I’ve got it now, have to put up with it really disappointing tho !!
Crap shed, Brentford London
Great looking, easy shed
Easy to put up basic shed, great material
Sunny, 35 - 44, Basingstoke
Hello Les,
The supplier has advised the following for the Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed - 8 x 6ft:
The door height is 1602mm.
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Hello Barber,
Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed - 8 x 6ft.
The Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed does not come fully assembled. It is delivered in a disassembled state, requiring you to assemble it yourself. You will need to attach the overlap planks and fit the roof yourself.
Thank you.
Hello there,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed - 8 x 6ft: The height of the door in inches is 65.354.
And the width of the door in inches is 34.449
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Hi Mrs T,
Mercia Overlap Windowless Shed - 8 x 6ft 792/6486
Yes this shed is 8ft by 6ft.
This is measured by the overhang of the roof. left to right and front to back
The floor base is showing in the picture as 5ft 8 x 7.8
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Yes it is
Hi wes,
The door opening width for the Mercia Wooden 8 x 6ft Overlap Windowless Shed is 66cm.
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Hi Morse,
The Mercia Wooden 8 x 6ft Overlap Windowless Shed is an 8ft x 6ft shed. The base required would measure 175.3 cm (5 ft 7 inches) x 235 cm (7 foot 7 inches).
The website will be amended as soon as possible.
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Hi Macca
The width of the door is approximately 88cm.
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Hi Soraya,
No, there are no windows included with this shed.
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Hi Soraya,
We do not offer an assembly service, however there is a 3rd party website, Screwdriver, that assembles furniture. For more information and pricing please visit:
https://www.screwdriver-flatpack.co.uk/...
https://www.argos.co.uk/features/easy-assembl...
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Hi Gizmo,
No, this does not have a lock on the door.
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The small print
All sheds need to be placed and secured on a base; this can be concrete, patio slabs or wood. Putting your shed directly on the ground wouldn't be safe and would decrease the lifespan of your shed.
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