Walmart is selling a ‘well-made' $448 outdoor storage shed for $150, and shoppers say it's ‘very sturdy'
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Summer is here, so it's time to head outdoors and make use of those pressure washers, chainsaws, and more. But where do you store everything once you're done? You could cram your garage or living space with more stuff — or save hundreds on this convenient storage shed from Walmart.
The Aiho Outdoor Metal Storage Shed is on sale for $150, which is 66% off the original $448 price tag. It boasts a ton of five-star ratings at Walmart and shoppers say it's 'lightweight' but also 'very sturdy.' The 6 foot by 4 foot model comes in gray and green as well, but the brown colorway provides the most bang for your buck.
Aiho Outdoor Metal Storage Shed, From $150 (was $448) at Walmart
This shed is affordable and built to last thanks to its galvanized steel construction. And no matter what kind of climate you live in, it can stand tall against the elements. The grooved roof is weather-resistant and doesn't let moisture pile up or intrude, while also protecting your stuff from the sun's rays. Speaking of protection, this shed employs modern, lockable doors that safeguard everything you store. The item isn't hard to assemble either, as it comes with work gloves, clear instructions, and labeled parts to boot.
'I absolutely love this little shed! I fit a lot of my garden pots, tools, fertilizer, and pressure washer in it and still had room for more,' one shopper praised. 'My husband put it together effortlessly. It's well-made and we've had a few rainstorms and not a drop of rain has gotten inside!'
'I was very impressed with this storage shed,' another reviewer praised. 'I am an elderly lady and I was very impressed with how easy it was to put together. It looks lovely.'
The $150 Aiho Outdoor Metal Storage Shed won't be on sale for long. And since a few colors and sizes have already sold out, now is the time to take advantage of the hundreds in savings.
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