Do Lifetime sheds leak?
Regardless of which of these foundations you choose to suit your purposes, if the surface is not properly leveled, your Lifetime Shed will not assemble correctly, which could result in the doors not opening and closing properly and possible gaps that could allow leaking. The answer is yes. A 12×12 shed is perfect for storing almost everything you have and also having a room for a workstation. It provides you with 144 square feet of storage where you can store lawnmowers, ATVs, wheelbarrows, long-handled tools, weed trimmers, shovels, leaf blowers, tools, and garden supplies.A gravel pad is the best kind of foundation for a 10×12 shed. This kind of foundation allows for easy drainage which will prevent rot and prevent erosion from under your shed. The foundation that you place your 10x 12 shed on is just as important as the construction of your shed.We recommend a foundation of either pressure treated wood or concrete for your shed.For very small sheds, like those made by Rubbermaid, Lifetime, and similar brands, you may still want a gravel shed foundation if the total weight of the shed and contents is over 300-500lbs.If you need storage space for your garden tools, light yard equipment, or supplies… 8×8, 8×10, and 8×12 shed sizes will work best for you. Or if you need extra storage space that can hold bigger equipment such as a riding mower, snow blower, or small tractor then a 10×12 or 10×16 could be the right shed sizes for you.