3.00mW x 1.52mD x 2.08mH Garden Shed Ezislider Double Door Zincalume
Australian Made
BlueScope Steel
N2 Wind Rated
Lifetime Warranty
The Absco Ezislider Double Door Garden Shed offers spacious, easy-access storage with a sleek, modern profile. Featuring wide sliding doors, this shed provides convenient entry without requiring extra clearance, making it ideal for patios, carports and narrow backyard areas.
Made from durable, high-tensile BlueScope steel, it’s built to withstand harsh Australian conditions while remaining low maintenance. With generous internal space, it’s perfect for storing larger garden equipment, power tools and outdoor gear. A smart storage solution that’s both practical and built to last, supported by a lifetime warranty.
NOTE: the sliding door track adds an additional 0.07m to the outer depth of the shed. Making the total footprint 1.59mD. See instruction manual for more information.
Assembly is made easy with the patented SNAPTiTE Assembly System, pre-punched holes, and labelled parts to make this DIY shed much faster and easier to assemble than competitor sheds. This unit is flat packed and designed as a DIY kit. We recommend laying a concrete slab as these kits do not come with a shed floor kit. Check out our video on how to lay a rebated concrete slab. Or download the instruction manual for slab specifications from our free Absco Sheds Assembly App.
- SNAPTiTE Assembly
- Skillion Roof
- Double Sliding Doors
- Lifetime Warranty
- Pre Punched Holes
- Safety Edges
- Superior Wall Rigidity
- Braced Doors
- Made from Superior Quality Steel
- Manufactured in Australia
- Engineered to wind rating N2
Specification
Size: 3.00mW x 1.52mD x 2.08mH
Roof Type: Skillion
SKU: ZA30152EZK
Door/s: Double
Door Type: Sliding Door
Style: Ezislider
Colour: Zincalume with Zincalume channels
Warranty: Lifetime Warranty
Wind Rating: N2
Anchors Required: 16 anchors (4 pack)
Instruction Manual
Assembly
Absco Sheds are designed for easy assembly with the patented SNAPTiTE® system, which locks panels together without extra screws. Kits include all parts, fixings and come with pre-punched holes and labelled parts, with step-by-step manuals and assembly videos available via the free Absco Assembly App.
All sheds are DIY flat-pack kits (no base or floor included) and are recommended to be anchored to a concrete slab for warranty purposes. Anchors may be purchased separately - some models include them.
For best results, allow a weekend, have at least two people for assembly, and use trestles/timber to work at waist height. Watching the assembly videos before starting will make the process smoother and faster.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Absco products made?
All Absco Sheds are manufactured in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia using high-tensile, chromium free BlueScope steel.
How hard is it to put together an Absco Shed?
Absco Sheds use the patented SNAPTiTE Assembly System. SNAPTiTE is the world’s fastest assembly system as it uses up to 75% less screws than competitors sheds. With the SNAPTiTE Assembly System & pre-drilled holes, Absco Sheds assemble up to 80% faster than competitor sheds. Using our instructional videos on the Absco App and YouTube channel, you should have your shed up in no time.
How long does it take to install an Absco Shed?
Depending on the level of experience that the installer has, an Absco 3 x 3 metre shed will take 1–2 days with 2–4 people. This is an estimate only and should be used as a guideline. Large structures will take longer to assemble.
Are Absco Sheds suited to high wind areas?
Most Absco sheds are rated N2. Cyclone Kits are available for some models that upgrade the product to C1. Please check the wind rating in the product descriptions.
Does my shed come with a floor?
No, your shed doesn’t come with a floor. All sheds need to be secured to a rebated concrete slab for it to be valid under warranty.
Does my shed require council approval?
Normally sheds and structures above 10 metres squared do require council approval, however this may vary based on your council. Please check with your local council before ordering.
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