Shoppers Say This New Costco Storage Shed Is ‘Stylish and Sturdy'
In case you need a new spot for all of your backyard essentials and outdoor equipment for the summer, Costco just brought an outdoor storage shed to stores that is the perfect roomy pick.
This isn't just a shed that can fit some storage, though. It's a massive seven by seven foot shed that's useful and stylish.
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Costco TikToker, Costco New, said she 'spotted this NEW beautiful modern 7x7 outdoor shed at Costco!'. It's a buy that Costco says is inspired by nature and designed to be seen.
As Costco New shows, there's plenty of room in this Keter DecoCoat 7x7 Premium Modern Outdoor Storage Shed with a walnut brown finish. That way, you can easily fit anything from a lawn mower to bikes year-round.
It also includes features like lockable double doors and fade and weather resistance so 'these vibrant colors will never fade despite inclement weather season after season.' Plus, the shed is vented for air circulation and lets plenty of light in thanks to its windows.
To sum it up, Costco writes 'no maintenance. No fading. No hassle.'
Online, reviewers had lots of thoughts about this outdoor storage shed.
One five star reviewer raved: 'this is an awesome shed. Plenty of room to add shelving plus other storage items.''Love the final product,' another shopper said.
'Very nice shed,' a different reviewer gushed. 'Despite the light weight of the wall sections, [this shed] is surprisingly stout. Certainly much better than other composite sheds I have seen.
Shoppers did warn that it's important to note this shed is 100% plastic. However, plenty said that once they did assemble it they were pleased. Like one who said 'this shed is not only attractive but sturdy.'
If this shed seems too big for your yard, Costco does have other outdoor storage options from the same brand. Like deck boxes for patio storage or other vertical and horizontal storage options.
But, if you are in need of a large outdoor storage option, you can snag this shed from Costco's website for $999.99. If you are able to find it in-store though, you can grab one and save $100 in the process, because it retails in-store at $899.99.
Happy Costco shed shopping!Shoppers Say This New Costco Storage Shed Is 'Stylish and Sturdy' first appeared on Dengarden on Jul 16, 2025
This story was originally reported by Dengarden on Jul 16, 2025, where it first appeared.
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