With a 52 cubic foot storage capacity, it gives you plenty of space for garden tools, trimmers, and other outdoor items.
The Rubbermaid 3746 is very easy to assemble and assembly time can be anywhere from 15-20 minutes. While you don’t need any particular tools to assemble it, a rubber mallet can be helpful in getting the various parts into place.
Like the Rubbermaid 3753 and Rubbermaid 3749, this shed is constructed of high-density polyethylene, or HDPE, making it difficult to break, peel, or chip. It also does not rot or rust.
The Rubbermaid 3746 provides for custom shelving to be inserted through slots molded into the sides of the panels.
Characteristics
The Rubbermaid 3746 Large Vertical Storage Shed is ideal for storing just about anything. Do you want to remove all the clutter found in your garden or garage? Then this is the shed for you.
It has the following characteristics:
– This shed has a whopping 52 cubic feet of storage space
– Interior dimensions are 47 inches wide, 13 inches deep, and 71 inches tall
– It is leak resistant, dent and weather resistant as well as durable
– Minimal to no maintenance as it will not rot or rust
– Has a high strength impact resistant floor
– Assembly is relatively easy.
– Lockable doors
– Has capacity for shelves
Shelving
The Rubbermaid 3746 does not come equipped with shelves, but can accommodate custom shelves. The assembly instructions provide a pattern and dimensions for cutting your own shelves. Standard wooden shelving boards work well. Just notch the back corners to make sure it fits properly. For best results, you may want to use weather resistant materials.
Assembly
Assembly is quick and easy and can be done in as little as 15 minutes. Assembly can become a nightmare if you don’t follow the instructions correctly.
It is crucial with this shed that you have a solid and stable level base, whether it be pavers or concrete when assembling.
It’s not a good idea to assemble it in one place and take it wherever you want it to be, as any twisting motion unlocks one or more tabs. The unit is sturdy once assembled correctly.
There are two points on the back that you can drill through to attach the shed to a solid surface like a wall or fence.
If the shed feels too flimsy, a good idea would be to cut small holes in the walls and fill them with sand. This will add weight to the shed. It can also be secured to the ground by drilling holes in four places in the ground and driving stakes into the ground.