In message , Bill
writes
Is this sensible? Does anyone have any experience of resin sheds? Do
they fade and go brittle in light like so many plastics? Do they bend?
Can they be repaired with fibreglass or epoxy resin?

Can anyone help with advice?
I've got a Keter 8x6 'resin' shed, it's almost 5 now. It's on a
flagstone base with no anchors but there are holes in the floor for you
to screw it down if necessary.

It's not discoloured or at least if it has it's done it gracefully and
consistently. They do bend if you lean heavy things against the walls
but mine has regained its shape almost entirely after I made that
mistake. Even when the walls were bent out it didn't leak.

It's been waterproof and needed no running repairs during its life. If
you do decide to buy one, find a friend with a Costco card, they're
around £250 less than they are in B&Q (last time I saw mine it was the
wrong side of £500, I paid less than £300 at my local Costco)

The after sales is excellent, mine came missing a peg, I phoned the
support number and one came in the post next day.

Disadvantages are that the shelves have buckled under the excessive
weight (my fault, it was too heavy) and it's difficult to fit more
because you can't add your own brackets easily. I've got free standing
metal shelving in mine.

Unfortunately the smell is also missing, there's something very special
about the smell of a proper wooden shed filled with tools and the resin
ones just don't have it.
--
Clint Sharp