Two metal storage sheds, one decision. If you're finally claiming a corner of the backyard for the mower, bike, and garden gear, you're probably weighing the 6x6FT Outdoor Metal Storage Shed with Metal Foundation & Window & Lockable Doors against the 8x4 FT Outdoor Metal Storage Shed with Sliding Door and Foundation for Backyard. Both are WWC.HOA models in Coffee, both need assembly, and both come from the same supplier family. The real differences come down to footprint shape, a window, and a $10 gap in listed price.
Quick verdict: The 6x6FT shed is the easier recommendation for most yards. It offers a window, a more square footprint, and a lower listed price. The 8x4FT shed costs more and trades the window for an 8-foot-long, 4-foot-deep layout that suits narrow strips of yard.
| Feature | 6x6FT Metal Shed with Window | 8x4FT Metal Shed with Sliding Door |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | USD 279.99 | USD 289.99 |
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| Footprint | 6x6 FT | 8x4 FT |
| Door height | 60.63 in | 60.75 in |
| Door width | 32.28 in | 32.5 in |
| Window | Listed in title | Not listed in title |
Where each wins:
- The 6x6FT shed wins for natural light and a lower listed price. Its window is a genuine bonus if you want daylight without opening the door, and the $10 gap between the two models is enough to matter when you're also buying shelf kits.
- The 8x4FT shed wins for narrow-space layouts. At 8 feet long and 4 feet wide, it fits along a walkway or between fences more gracefully than a square 6x6. The sliding door also matches the 6x6's door style, so you aren't giving up access convenience.
6x6FT Outdoor Metal Storage Shed with Metal Foundation & Window & Lockable Doors
This is the lighter-on-the-budget choice and the only one of the two that lists a window. The square 6x6 footprint gives you enough floor space for a mower and a few tool bins while keeping the shed more compact in one direction than the 8x4. Both sheds share the same double-door layout and a similar door opening, so entry feel is close. Choose this one if you want a window to check on stored items or let daylight inside. The trade-off: if your yard has a long narrow strip and you need a shed that runs along it, the square shape shortens the usable length compared to an 8x4.
8x4 FT Outdoor Metal Storage Shed with Sliding Door and Foundation for Backyard
This is the pick when your storage zone is a narrow slot: 8 feet long and 4 feet deep. The elongated footprint can slide up against a fence or side of the house without jutting too far into the yard. It has the same style of lockable sliding door and the same galvanized, rust-resistant construction details as the 6x6, and the door height and width are within a fraction of an inch. The practical limitation is that only the 6x6 listing highlights a window, so if a window matters, the 6x6 is the one to reach for. Otherwise, the 8x4's higher listed price buys you the longer, lower profile.
Final choice by use case: Choose the 6x6FT shed at USD 279.99 if you want a square floor plan, a window, and a lower price. Choose the 8x4FT shed at USD 289.99 if you need an 8-foot-long, 4-foot-deep footprint for narrow spaces and are willing to skip a listed window to get it.
