Palram ApplicationsReviews of palramapplications.com

Vac formed, brittle, thin panels with an aluminium frame. Can't imagine it will handle wind well or any significant impact. Took me 5 hours to assemble on my own, and I've been a carpenter (and also worked on steel and aluminium structure assembly) for 25 years. To their credit, the instructions were pretty clear, everything was labeled and all the fixings were there. You will need a solid base for sure and it NEEDS to be fixed to it. If you are not skilled in DIY or a tradesperson then you WILL struggle putting these together. You will also definitely need 2 people. Looks nice though, and for the price I didn't expect miracles

I brought a 6x3 shed took me day and half to construct. Its very flimsy and rattles in the wind. I fixed the rattle with two tubes of clear mastic in every joint. I would not recommend to buy this product if you not diy capable, lucky for me its in a sheltered spot and still useable. If i had read these reviews before purchaust i would have ran a mile.

Aufbau und Qualität entsprechend der Preisklasse okay (Gewächshaus Hybrid 6x8). Enttäuscht bin ich vom Service. Leider haben für die das Seitenfenster Abschlussschienen gefehlt. Diese sollte ich jetzt als Nachlieferungen bezahlen.

Great when it’s finally up Instructions were ridiculous, parts flimsy and don’t work until finished Never volunteering for this again I’d rather pull my teeth out

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!

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.

Shocked when delivery driver carried it in on his shoulders. Plastic very thin, I expected it to clip together, looked like a Mechano set when unpacked. Would not recommend doesn’t seem very strong,

Received a flat pack 6x4 Pent shed and I thought OMG this is not what I thought thin and flimsy and bent guides that had to be straightened. If you did Meccano as a kid well this is the same thing but on a bigger scale. Only difference Meccano was stronger. On the last page it says anchor the shed to the base and for the cost you are charged you think they would supply you with those but no. Not exactly rigid once assembled. Stick with Keter better quality and the same price