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First Added - August 4 2022
Last Updated - August 4 2022 - 0 Data Points Updated - 65 Data Points Added
Reviewed & curated by a panel of garden building experts. Using methodology 1.1
Product ID: SKU: BUNDLE-041208JS04
Size: 8' x 2'
Merchants Checked: 12
Our verdict on the Redlands Shiplap Triple Bin Store
The Redlands Shiplap Triple Bin Store holds a 10 Years guarantee, is fit with lockable single doors that use a latch locking system, is treated using a dip treated process [1], and makes use of certified sustainable materials.
Base material: timber
Our experts say this has 2 stand out features. A stand out feature is something found on over 70% of the top 10% of products in a particular category or is an exceptionally good feature as rated by our panel of experts.
1. The shiplap tongue & groove cladding used on this bin store is one the best available for bin stores rated by our experts.
2. The mineral felt roof covering found on this bin store is rated to be one of the best by our experts.
Below is a brief overview of how some of the key points of this bin store fairs across the market.
Cladding
The shiplap tongue & groove cladding(walls) used here is one of the best forms of construction for walls and is the only type [2] we’ve identified on same-size bin stores, that you’ll also see getting used on 6% (6 of 100) of all bin stores analysed [3], as well as being used on 50% (5 of 10) of the top 10% of bin stores [4]. Even though the Expert Score of this particular bin store is 9 points below that of the average shiplap tongue & groove clad 8′ x 2’s (they have an average Expert Score of 81), with it being on 50% of the top 10%, its use here is a reassuring sign of a high quality cladding. You’ll also find the shiplap tongue & groove cladding showing up on 25% of 8′ x 2′ bin stores (2 in total) [5].
The walls are 12mm thick and we rate this an about average thickness out of the 2 found on same-size bin stores [6]. It is used on 6% of all bin stores [7] and is also used across 50% of the top 10% of bin stores [8] we analysed. Even though the Expert Score of this particular bin store is 9 points below the average 12mm clad 8′ x 2’s score of 81, the fact that 50% of the top 10% use a cladding this thick is reassuring as a sign of quality. 25% of 8′ x 2′ bin stores (2 in total) use 12mm thick walls [9].
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Roofing
Osb is the of construction method used for the roofing, our experts rate this one of the best forms of roof material and is the only type we’ve found on same-size bin stores [10]. This roofing material is used on 6% of all bin stores analysed, and 50% of the top 10% of bin stores. Even though the Expert Score of this particular bin store is 9 points below the average of 81 for 8′ x 2’s using an osb roofing, with it being on 50% of the top 10%, you can be assured that this is a quality roof material. 25% of 8′ x 2′ bin stores (2 in total) use osb construction for the roof.
A 10mm thick roof boarding was used on this bin store which is an about average thickness used for a roofing material out of 2 thicknesses identified on same-size bin stores [11]. It’s used on 6% of all bin stores and 50% of the top 10% of bin stores. Even though the Expert Score of this particular bin store is 9 points below that of the average for 8′ x 2’s that use 10mm roofing (72 vs the average of 81), with it being on 50% of the top 10%, this should give you confidence in its quality. 25% of 8′ x 2′ bin stores (2 in total) use a 10mm thick roof boarding.
Mineral felt is used as the roof covering. Our experts say it’s one of the best roof covering materials, and is also the only kind identified on same-size bin stores [12]. It comes fitted on 3% of bin stores and used on 20% of the top 10% of 8′ x 2′ bin stores. According to the data we have on all bin stores, out of the the 8′ x 2’s this is the only one to use a mineral felt roof covering.
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Height
The height of this bin store is 1312mm (4′) which is 9% more than the average 8′ x 2′ bin store, giving you 112.0mm (0.4′) extra headroom.
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Doors
The door height is 1,040.00mm (3′) tall, which after analysing all 8′ x 2′ bin stores, matches the average exactly.
The door width is 650.00mm (2′) wide, which when compared to all other 8′ x 2′ bin stores is exactly average.
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You Might Also Consider
We found 2 8′ x 2′ bin stores with comparable specifications. The Redlands Shiplap Triple Bin Store has an Expert Score that is 12% lower than average and is £17 more expensive than average. If you are looking for the best value or highest expert scoring bin stores out of the 2 with comparable specifications the following might be of interest.
Best value – If you are looking for something comparable that costs less, then you could save £168 with this 5’x3′ Tiger Bin Store Double. It is priced at £416, this is 40% less than this and has an Expert Score of 90, 17 points higher than the Redlands Shiplap Triple Bin Store.
Highest Expert Score – With an Expert Score of 90 vs 72 for this product, the 5’x3′ Tiger Bin Store Double is the best 8′ x 2′ bin store with comparable specifications, and is priced at £416, that’s £168 less than the Redlands Shiplap Triple Bin Store.
High Wind Area – If you live in a particularly exposed or high wind area then having a bin store with a thicker cladding and higher than average frame thickness can be preferable. We found at least 2 bin stores that have a combination of features that can make them more suited to higher wind areas.
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Coastal Consideration – If you live in a particularly wet or harsher environment such as by the coast then you might want to consider something with a more robust pressure treatment or something made from metal or plastic, both materials that are particularly suited to such harsh environments. We’ve found at least 3 bin stores that have a combination of features that can make them more suited to higher wind areas.
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Public-Facing – Extra security measures might be more of a concern if you’re placing your building in an area that is more public-facing than a garden. Features such as security windows or even having no windows at all, and the ability to lock all opening doors are usually much more important when you have something that is more public-facing. We found at least 2 bin stores that have options that you might find a better fit if this is a concern you have.
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Merchants Checked
12 different sources were used to research information on this product, and 2 contained information that we were able to use to compile the data used on this page.
The following merchants were checked on the 06 August, 2022 to see if they stocked this product.
ManoMano UK – 922302 products checked, found 1 match.
sheds.co.uk – 1999 products checked, found 1 match.
Waltons – 231 products checked, found no matches.
Wickes – 19576 products checked, found no matches.
B&Q – 78905 products checked, found no matches.
Wilko.com – 21232 products checked, found no matches.
Homebase – 35509 products checked, found no matches.
Buy Sheds Direct – 1635 products checked, found no matches.
BillyOh – 1244 products checked, found no matches.
Garden Buildings Direct – 1284 products checked, found no matches.
Shedstore – 1373 products checked, found no matches.
Tiger Sheds – 635 products checked, found no matches.
1. Dip Treated: Dip treating is a temporary protective base coat treatment that is mainly designed to help protect the building during transit and for around one month after it is assembled. This water-based treatment is the least time-consuming and cheapest type of wood treatment. It involves dipping the wood in a protective water-based preservative and then leaving it to dry. The action of dipping is where ‘dip treatment’ comes from.
A dip-treated garden building is not considered fully treated with wood preservatives; it’s vital to re-treat your dip-treated building, preferably with a solvent-based (or oil-based) wood treatment. Then re-treat it on an annual basis using a solvent-based (or oil-based) wood treatment.
If you don’t want to treat something on an annual basis then a pressure treated wooden building might be a better option, this is where the wood undergoes a process called tanalisation (pressure treatment) during production. This is where the timber is submerged in specialist wood preservatives (such as Tanalith E, this is actually the origin of the word ‘tanalisation’), the wood then goes into a high pressure vacuum tank to draw out excess moisture and air and force in the preservatives. This deep penetration of the exterior wood protects it from the elements and all forms of insect attack. Wood treated this way can last many years without being re-treated. The Wood Protection Association has a good article/video on this. ↩
2. Cladding types identified: shiplap tongue & groove ↩
3. Global cladding data sourced from: All shiplap tongue & groove bin stores ↩
4. Top cladding data sourced from: Top 10 shiplap tongue & groove bin stores ↩
5. 8′ x 2′ cladding data sourced from: 8 8′ x 2′ shiplap tongue & groove bin stores ↩
7. Global cladding thickness data sourced from: All 12mm bin stores ↩
8. Top cladding thickness data sourced from: Top 10 12mm bin stores ↩
9. 8′ x 2′ cladding thickness data sourced from: 2 8′ x 2′ 12mm bin stores ↩
10. Roof material types identified: osb ↩
11. Roof thickness types identified: 10mm ↩
12. Roof covering types identified: mineral felt ↩