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2x4basics 90192MI Custom Shed Kit with Peak Roof, 2x4
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Brand | Hopkins Towing Solutions |
Color | Gray, Ivory |
Material | Wood |
Item Weight | 4.4 Kilograms |
Style | Peak Roof |
About this item
- Lumber not included with each kit
- Customizable shed kit with peak roof
- Includes .22 gauge galvanized steel brackets, design plans and installation instructions
- One kit builds a shed up to 10 feet, combine kits for a shed up to 22 feet
- Only straight 90 degree cuts, no miter or angle cuts necessary
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Sturdiness | 3.1 | 3.4 | 3.7 | — | 4.1 |
Easy to assemble | 3.0 | 3.5 | 3.4 | — | 3.9 |
Value for money | 3.1 | 3.3 | 3.6 | — | — |
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material | Wood | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | — | Polypropylene, Plastic |
weight | 4.4 kilograms | 40 pounds | — | — | 384 pounds |
style | Peak Roof | Classic and Select | Peak | — | Lawn |
water resistance | waterproof | waterproof | — | — | water resistant |
top material | Alloy Steel | — | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Resin |
door style | — | — | wood | Sliding Doors | lock |
frame material | Galvanized Steel,Wood | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Aluminum | Alloy Steel |
assembly required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Customizable DIY Storage, Organization, and Outdoor Furniture Kits
DIY Projects Simplified
Our 2x4 Basics brackets have been designed to make garage organization and outdoor furniture projects as simple as possible. Only 90° cuts are required, no miters or angles, and projects can be built to any length up to eight feet.
To simplify the process even more, only 2x4 lumber is needed for most projects.
High Quality Products
Being made of heavy gauge structural resin, all 2x4 Basics brackets have a simple yet durable design allowing them to hold up to rough conditions.
Includes
- 39 Connector brackets
- Materials needed list
- Lumber cut list
- Assembly instructions (enough to complete one 7x8 foot shed)
- Lumber Not Included - must purchase lumber separately
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Product information
Brand | Hopkins Towing Solutions |
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Color | Gray, Ivory |
Material | Wood |
Item Weight | 4.4 Kilograms |
Style | Peak Roof |
Base Material | Alloy Steel |
Top Material Type | Alloy Steel |
Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
Frame Material | Galvanized Steel,Wood |
Assembly Required | Yes |
Product Dimensions | 9 x 9.25 x 9.13 inches |
Item Weight | 9.68 pounds |
Manufacturer | Blitz USA |
ASIN | B000E3XNC0 |
Item model number | 90192MI |
Customer Reviews |
3.9 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #221,968 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #431 in Storage Sheds |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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Product Description
The 2x4basics 90192 Custom Shed Kit with Peak Style Roof is a great tool to build your ideal shed. Galvanized steel connectors are designed for use with sturdy 2x4 (38mm x 89mm) framing, making your completed shed built to withstand the elements. No miter or angle cuts necessary to build your own shed with our patented connectors. You determine the size and purchase one, two, or three kits to make your shed up to 10 feet wide and 22 feet long. (3048mm x 6706mm). We provide instructions for 7x8 foot (2134mm x 2438mm), 8x14 foot (2438mm x 4267mm) and 10x22 foot sheds (3048mm x 6706mm).
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Customers like the completeness of the outbuilding kit. They say it makes shed construction much easier. They appreciate the appearance. However, some customers have concerns about the sturdiness of the brackets, saying they are flimsy and barely able to hold them up. Customers also dislike the metal. Opinions are mixed on ease of assembly, value, quality, and size.
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Customers like the completeness of the outbuilding kit. They say it's easy enough to build, the instructions are detailed, and it really simplified building the frame. Some say the concept is good, while others say it is not worth the money. Overall, customers find the kit to be a good value and a great kit that makes it easy to build a sturdy shed.
"...This shed kit is great...." Read more
"...I would recommend this product - it was fun to build." Read more
"It was eazy enought to build, but I would have preferred to spend a little extra and got the extra brackets to make everything even...." Read more
"...They are two piece for each joint and very flimsy...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the outbuilding. They mention that it is sturdy, has a good design, and is easy to assemble. Some say that it looks simple, but is good enough for a garden shed. Overall, customers are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...Also the building is not very sturdy built this way. Good enough for a garden shed I guess." Read more
"...It's plenty roomy, and will give my garden tools a good home." Read more
"...need two or three kits total, respectively. Overall it looks pretty simple...." Read more
"...It is cute and fits together well, especially the floor and the door...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the ease of assembly. Some mention that it's simple enough to follow the directions and make a nice chicken coop, while others say that the instructions aren't the best and that it is hard to assemble if you don't know anything about wood or building.
"...All in all, this kit was flimsy, had horrible confusing instructions with too many pictures for different size sheds, and not enough written text...." Read more
"...The instructions were simple and clear, if a bit basic. However they got the job done...." Read more
"...When I finally opened the box, I discovered that there were no instructions." Read more
"Ok instructions great clearly made and easy to understand...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the outbuilding kit. Some mention it's an excellent purchase for someone with limited carpentry, and worth the money. However, others say that it'd be better off buying a different kit with better instructions and better quality.
"...It was expensive, hard to use, took much longer, and I didn't trust them to stand up under heavy snow. I am sorry I ever tried these." Read more
"...might think it is too thin, but give it a shot and don’t rush, the kit is cheap and it holds up very well if done right...." Read more
"...that cost mostly over a thousand dollars this kit is for you but wood is not cheap either but at least you can do this at your own pace a little bit..." Read more
"This kit was very easy to use and saved me a lot of time and money...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the outbuilding. Some mention it worked out great, has sturdy construction, and meets their requirements perfectly, while others say it's terrible, unusable, and not recommended for the average DIYer. The kit is as described, but it does not do what it promises, and the plans don't make common sense.
"...It was expensive, hard to use, took much longer, and I didn't trust them to stand up under heavy snow. I am sorry I ever tried these." Read more
"...It turned out well and there is plenty of room for tools, supplies, painting equipment and things the guest doesn’t need access to so we can lock..." Read more
"...but also bent on me when I didn't want it to, ultimately making it unusable." Read more
"I’m kind of neutral on these. They do work ok, but I really didn’t see the advantage or any cost savings over framing with traditional methods...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the size of the outbuilding. Some mention it's plenty roomy, sturdy, and versatile. The instructions booklet covers multiple sizes and provides plenty of room for tools, supplies, and painting. However, others say that it was short on parts and difficult to fit.
"...5/20/18 well some of the walls are up. Not 100% square. Trim on corners will be required. More of my blood on the wood...." Read more
"...movement but they had excellent compression strength and they held my 200 pound frame as I hung from it to test it...." Read more
"...The brackets were also a very tight fit with standard 2x4. if any measurement is off by 1/8th of and inch, it is a problem...." Read more
"...lumber, except for the roof anyway I found the part d in the kit is to small and to lightweight to hold a two by four at all, we had to use a..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the sturdiness of the outbuilding. They mention that the brackets seem really flimsy, and the material is thin. Some of the wall brackets failed, and it was difficult to build.
"...Yes the brackets are flimsy, but the function of the brackets is to hold the rafters at the correct angle...." Read more
"...The angled roof brackets are thin, but they are mainly meant as guides to provide the correct angles...." Read more
"...Worry not though. Once everything gets tied together it becomes very sturdy...." Read more
"...All in all, this kit was flimsy, had horrible confusing instructions with too many pictures for different size sheds, and not enough written text...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the metal in the outbuilding. They mention that the little pieces of metal are sharp and a pain to work with. Some customers also say that the brackets are as sharp as a razor and will cut very easily.
"Still building it, but no problems so far, except that the little pieces of metal are sharp as razors on the edges...." Read more
"...Overall they work well for this purpose. They are sharp and a bit of a pain to work with - I would have paid extra for a similar product that comes..." Read more
"...Be careful with the brackets they have sharp edges...." Read more
"...My instructions also came partially shredded from the sharp edges of the brackets...." Read more
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017
The angled roof brackets are thin, but they are mainly meant as guides to provide the correct angles. I dont think they are meant for anything structural really- the 2x4s do that. So even though you don't have cut any angles on the 2x4s with this kit, I did angle cut the ends so they fit in inside the brackets better, which internet makes it a bit sturdier. For this kit, its a 30 degree slope/cut.
Once I figured out the correct lengths of each board for the base, the trusses, and height I wanted it, I pre-assembled the trusses and base. Then I started adding the wall studs. Besides the flimsy anchor brackets included, I bought 2x4 angle brackets to help keep the studs upright. Then I added the trusses, and the 2x4s across the top. I started to add the plywood exterior afterwards.
Because this is at a cabin in remote woods, I didnt have the rest of the wood needed to finish the shed, as it was getting late, so the pictures show whats been completed - in 1 day by the way - as of this review.
Overall, this is my 1st real project building something, and although I am mechanically inclined, this kit definitely helped in getting this project started. So depending on your own project, take your time, get things prepped with the tools needed and enough area to work in, and measure 3 times because you only get 1 chance to cut correctly. Finally, you WILL need a 2nd person to help at various stages, even if just holding something in place.
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2021
The angled roof brackets are thin, but they are mainly meant as guides to provide the correct angles. I dont think they are meant for anything structural really- the 2x4s do that. So even though you don't have cut any angles on the 2x4s with this kit, I did angle cut the ends so they fit in inside the brackets better, which internet makes it a bit sturdier. For this kit, its a 30 degree slope/cut.
Once I figured out the correct lengths of each board for the base, the trusses, and height I wanted it, I pre-assembled the trusses and base. Then I started adding the wall studs. Besides the flimsy anchor brackets included, I bought 2x4 angle brackets to help keep the studs upright. Then I added the trusses, and the 2x4s across the top. I started to add the plywood exterior afterwards.
Because this is at a cabin in remote woods, I didnt have the rest of the wood needed to finish the shed, as it was getting late, so the pictures show whats been completed - in 1 day by the way - as of this review.
Overall, this is my 1st real project building something, and although I am mechanically inclined, this kit definitely helped in getting this project started. So depending on your own project, take your time, get things prepped with the tools needed and enough area to work in, and measure 3 times because you only get 1 chance to cut correctly. Finally, you WILL need a 2nd person to help at various stages, even if just holding something in place.
We built the shed up in the mountains where it can snow 10 feet so we used 12 inch spacing on the walls and roof. These kits are designed for 24 inch center so we needed 2. We marked the header every 12 inches and used wood screws to attached the hardware. Then we tried to put the wall studs in each bracket but had no luck. The thin aluminum brackets needed to be tweaked a little to get the wall studs to fit. We ended up taking the brackets off the header and putting them on the studs first, then reattaching them to the header. Thank goodness i used screws instead of nails.
Due to the snow load i didn't feel comfortable with the "no cut" idea of attaching the individual roof beams so we ended up cutting them at the necessary angle anyway to get the most wood in the metal bracket. I ended up shooting a nail into these boards to attach them to the header as well since i didn't trust these flimsy brackets. All in all, this kit was flimsy, had horrible confusing instructions with too many pictures for different size sheds, and not enough written text. It was expensive, hard to use, took much longer, and I didn't trust them to stand up under heavy snow. I am sorry I ever tried these.