Palram ApplicationsReviews of palramapplications.com

I purchased a Palram Green house in 2000, it was built to a price, but acceptable. In windy conditions the opening window latch was poor so I resorted to using a bungy cord as a more secure locking mechanism. Recently in a storm I forgot to fix the bungy cord and the openening window assembly was lost. I contacted Palram was offered a replacemen, a bit expensive but replacement parts often are. I paid by bank transfer and whilst waiting for delivery the window was found on top of a 2.5m high hedge. As I hadn't received the replacement I asked if I could cancel or return and get a partial refund. The refund was offered but now over 4 weeks have elapsed and I haven't received the part or the refund. On 27/12 I received the refund!

Unfortunately I lost the curtain clips that the four curtains that the gazebo has, I contacted their customer service and they have promised to replace these clips FOC! You can’t get a better after sale service than that.

Absolute flimsy rubbish. The Perspex is so thin. It disintegrated on its first windy outing ( and yes it was put together properly and anchored down) so we dismantled the remains and it went to the recycling centre. A waste of good money.

Absolutely superb customer satisfaction was achieved. Palram Applications dealt with an issue whereby their product was purchased through a third party merchant who provided awful customer service. They were professional and went above and beyond regarding my issue.

Not fit for purpose and guarantee not worth the paper it’s written on.

Just finished putting up palram 8 by 6 shed. Oh dear, I've never seen such a flimsy mess. The floor is lifting along the joins, it rattles like crazy and I would not put anything I valued in it. I dread it being windy as the thing shakes even though its anchored. I've never seen such a crap shed. How can these firms get away with selling stuff like this. Daylight robbery

I really like the idea of a maintenance free shed, which is why I bought two of these - a 6'x10' and a 6'x12'. If you decide to get a shed like this, there are a couple of things that you have to be prepared for. The first is that these sheds rattle. Oh, how they rattle. If you watch any of the assembly videos you will see that the wall and roof panels slot quite freely into aluminium channels. As a result, the sheds are noisy on all but very still days. The other thing with my sheds, has been leaks. A couple of days after the second one went up, there was heavy rain and wind. When it stopped, I went out to check on the sheds, and was disappointed to find multiple leaks, mainly at the corners. The open vents (without louvers) near the apex of the roof doesn't help either. Be prepared to buy several cans of "JENOLITE Stop Leak Sealer Spray", or similar. Many sheds have sliding doors, but these ones are hinged, so they flap in the wind. You will need something very heavy to hold them back. Overall, they don't feel like a quality product, and given the price, I thing they are a bit of a letdown.

Structure is sound but I’m afraid that living in MIssissippi with the wind issues will the walls hold up? So far it proves to be pretty good about keeping the rain out, still remains to be seen.