Palram Applications

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2.75
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Palram Applications

Palram Applications manufactures self-assembly kits for the home outdoors, such as greenhouses, storage sheds, patio covers, gazebos, sunrooms, door covers and more. We incorporate quality materials into our products like Polycarbonate glazing to ensur...

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GB

Palram grey 6 x 8 shed Bought a Palram grey 6 x 8 shed. Didn't last 6 weeks of British winter. Totally disintegrated in a storm whereas wooden shed lasted years. Very disappointed. Bought via Waltons who referred me to Palrams who offer 10 year guarantee. Palrams refered me back to Waltons. Neither company helpful and guarantee worthless. Suggest you do not waste your money on this shed

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Nicola Cross
GB

palram Canopia greenhouse 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

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Ray Aubel
GB

Stay as far away from this product as… Stay as far away from this product as possible! An absolute nightmare to assemble, flimsy as all hell and an overall piece of crap! I've assembled many sheds over the years and never have I've come across such an abortion case as this! Unmarked components, less than informative instructions and it's like trying to build a house of cards when assembling! I can't believe that they even put something like this out on the market! An absolute piece of garbage!!! Save yourself the aggravation and avoid this at all costs!!!

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Hayley Wildsmith
GB

8x6 Palram Skylight shed I bought the 8x6 Palram Skylight shed in Amber. Overall the shed is very good, lightweight so needs anchoring but feels stable and secure once built. The cons are that the floor is paper thin plastic, so any bumps come through and that the mechanism to hold the padlock is held in by self tapping screws, so no matter how secure the padlock, anyone with a screwdriver can get it open.

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Angela Wells
GB

Absolute flimsy rubbish 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.

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