Keter Cortina 9x7 | How to Build a Keter Shed with Paver Base

The shed was bought from Costco in late summer of 2021. Had to wait almost a year to get started on the paver base as there was quite a bit of site prep that had to be done. I was fortunate to have family help out with the build, it was a great excuse to get the niece and nephews to visit.

The instruction manual was well laid out, you just have to be careful not to get ahead of it. There are provisions for truing certain parts, specially the door posts that have to be done last to make sure the door panels line up perfectly.

Thanks for watching!

[Ash-czgp]

Not only a nice shed but your yards looks beautiful too.

[bigred]

Any update on the shed please ? How's it holding up, and the foundation condition. Thanks in advance.

[jasonamccrory]

Great job on the foundation and the builld!

[tonnictv]

This is not a how-to. This is a speed run

[michaelwest]

Hi friend, great Timelapse. Looks stunning. Can I ask, when the shed was empty, do you think it could be moved with force? Appreciate its heavy when fully built, but i’m looking to add some guttering behind it so looking to fit that and then slide it into position (say half a metre). Many thanks, Mike

[kennybrawner]

Good job on the build! I was considering buying this but just doing a gravel base. Do you think the concrete pavers were necessary?

[editingencanto]

Did you had to screw your built floors to the pavers/ slabs?

[uploadtime]

Building mine tomorrow thanks for the video. for the shed itself how long do you guess it took?

[davesmith]

Hi, great run through. Do you need access behind the shed to build it? We’re a little tight on space and want to place it quite close to the rear boundary wall. Do you think that’ll be a problem?