Suncast Corp BMS5700SB Vertical Storage Shed 54 Cu Ft Gray

Product Description

The SUNCAST CORP BMS5700SB is a vertical storage shed constructed from multi-wall resin panels, designed to provide durable outdoor storage in a compact footprint. At 54 cubic feet of interior volume, this unit offers meaningful storage capacity for tools, lawn equipment, hoses, and seasonal supplies. The reinforced floor adds structural support under load, and the pad-lockable door handles allow for basic security without a built-in lock cylinder. This shed is suited for residential properties and is typically assembled by the homeowner or a general contractor.

This shed fits well in residential backyard, patio, or side-yard installations where a low-profile vertical unit is preferred over a larger barn-style structure. The exterior footprint measures 53 inches wide by 32.5 inches deep by 71.5 inches tall, keeping it manageable on smaller lots. The interior measures 49 inches wide by 28.25 inches deep by 69.5 inches tall. The door opening is 46.25 inches wide by 66 inches tall, allowing easy pass-through of larger items. The unit can accommodate up to three shelves, which are not included and must be sourced separately.

Key Features

• Multi-wall resin panel construction resists weathering without painting or staining
• Reinforced floor provides a stable base for stored equipment and supplies
• Pad-lockable door handles allow optional security with a standard padlock
• 54 cubic feet of usable interior storage volume
• Accommodates up to 3 shelves (shelves not included)
• Wide 46.25-inch by 66-inch door opening for easy loading and unloading

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding residential vertical storage shed suitable for backyard, patio, or side-yard installation on a flat, level surface.

Installation Notes

Assembly is typically performed by the homeowner or a general laborer using basic hand tools. The shed should be installed on a flat, level surface such as a concrete pad, pavers, or compacted gravel to ensure proper door alignment and structural stability. Check local zoning or HOA regulations before installation, as some jurisdictions require a permit for permanent or semi-permanent outdoor structures. Anchoring to the ground surface is recommended in areas subject to high winds.