Description
The Coronado 12×8 shed is the perfectly sized space equipped with features to help you do the things you love to do. With a deluxe window package and transom door windows, the interior will have the light you need to find the right tool for the job. An industry leading 64” door opening helps you bring in tractors, wheelbarrows, ATV’s and more as needed. This model includes an upgraded heavy-duty treated floor which consists of sturdy 2×4 wood framing, LP ProStruct flooring with smart finish for a beautiful appearance and enhanced durability. The exterior features specially engineered LP SmartSide siding which offers complete protection against rot, decay and insects. Strong 2×4 wood construction, 6’4” tall sidewalls and an open floor plan give you power to transform this shed into a relaxation spot or the ultimate workshop with all the amenities. Heartland DIY shed kits are 100% pre-cut to eliminate the need for measuring and cutting. The doors are pre-assembled and pre-hung, allowing you to build your shed in a fraction of the time. Even a novice builder can build this wood storage shed in a weekend. With the Coronado 12×8 shed, you get a beautiful and functional storage solution ready to adapt to your lifestyle. View our interactive tour further down this page to get to know more about the Coronado wood shed. Shingles are not included.
Features:
- Bonus: deluxe large window, integrated transom door window and premium locking handle
- Upgraded heavy-duty treated floor system is free of knots and resists decay, termites, warping, shingles not included
- Pre-cut, ready-to-assemble shed kit – no special skills or saw needed
- Extra-wide 64 in. door opening for easy access with lawn tractors, ATV’s and more
- Steep roof pitch provides optimal storage
- Strong 2×4 wood construction stands up to demanding wind and snow loads
- Treated, engineered wood siding is factory-primed and ready to paint – siding will not warp like plastic sheds or rust like metal sheds
- 10-Year limited material warranty
- Check with your local building department for specific requirements for building your project because additional materials may be required to meet local codes including H-clips, tie-downs, rafter ties, hurricane strapping, etc
