if I am setting this on crushed, but level rock, do I need a floor built for it?
1329979
Building this shed on anything other than a level flat concrete foundation will have disastrous consequences.
1905335
It does NOT have a floor. You must build one yourself. A couple 2 X 4's and a half piece of plywood can do the trick.
202070
there is no floor. you could put this on cement slab or wood floor. (that you make)
444483
I bought this machine about 2 months ago. I've had it upstairs the entire time with zero problems. The weight of this machine is not overbearing so you should have no problems building it upstairs. I didn't put a mat underneath mine but I would advise it.
1592148
The unit has no built in levelers...no 'feet' to speak of. You will probably need to use shims to level it....
1648361
Yes, I bolted mine to the floor. I had to get a bolt made for concrete since my house is on a slab.
933911
Yes, it has the type of levelers built into the feet so you need to level it before filling it up!
1666955
instructions with scale say it needs to be on level surface and not carpet.
1441835
No it does not. It comes mounted on a composite pad and can be placed on crushed stone per the installation manual. I placed mine on a concrete pad as I wanted to give it more ground clearance and it looked better on the pad in the location I placed it.
1386022
Only if you have a piece cut to fit. I really like mine,but I am having trouble finding something to put on top to protect it. Someone suggested putting 20+20 floor tiles with felt pads . I don't know if that would work.
331549
No it does not have an actual floor.....just the dirt/grass/ground you set it up on....
494703
Most state or federal tent sites have a pad where you need to stake the tent. We put a tarp under our tent as a vapor barrier. Never have had a problem with flooring. We put rubber castors under the legs of our cots. Just use reasonable care.
580098
No. this is really a flimsy item. You can even make this yourself. I was not satisfied even for the floor use.
1176636
I wouldn't recommend setting it on the grass. The uneven nature of the ground will make it a challenge to build the floor / walls. I had a landscaper grade an area and fill with gravel and then place a rubber tile surface for the shed. All in all it was less than $1000 to get the ground ready for the shed.
870751
can't answer this as I ended up returning the floor. My maintenance guy insisted on building a solid floor for the shed- which was definitely the right thing to do as it went up in no time and is completely solid.
2169076
That's not needed if it's already level. If you want to smooth out the ground some sand leveled would do
546262
They give you directions to put a floor down stone cement and wood. The floor is thin plastic a needs one of the three bottoms. I used patio brick as long as it's level your good