Wrong size shed delivered

ThumbRemote

stugib wrote: »

No, but if I'd ordered a 4x4 and was delivered a Mini I'd hope to notice the difference pretty quickly.

How do you not see that a shed is half the size you thought it was? Does the OP have no concept of how long 6' is?

I'd assume it was flat packed and needed assembly.

somethingcorporate

ThumbRemote wrote: »

I'd assume it was flat packed and needed assembly.

I'd agree and given we have hardly had great shed-building weather I'd suggest not noticing was perfectly reasonable.

stugib

ThumbRemote wrote: »

I'd assume it was flat packed and needed assembly.

Yes me being dim. In that case I'd agree, the shed hasn't been accepted yet.

Fire_Fox

Even if you are deemed to have accepted it, you have now discovered the item is significantly not as described/ faulty, so can still at least ask for a repair or replacement or refund at the seller's discretion. Clearly repair is not a practical option so they must refund or replace, I assume you would be happy with either. However I'd start with writing a letter of rejection, timescale based on inclement weather.