Patiowell 10x12 Metal Storage Shed vs Homall 6x4ft Plastic Storage Shed
Buy the Patiowell if you need real floor space for mowers, bikes or garden equipment; its 10x12 footprint and 504 cu ft hold far more than the Homall. Buy the Homall if you want a small, low-maintenance plastic unit for hand tools and pots that you can set up yourself in an afternoon. Owners of the Patiowell rate it lower (3.7 from 239 ratings) and complain about assembly and panel fit; the Homall scores slightly higher (3.8 from 53 ratings) but has a much smaller sample and a lighter build. Neither is a heavy-duty building: the Patiowell is metal with a single hinged door and a sloped roof, the Homall is plastic with a window and vent slots.
- Choose the Patiowell if you need to store a ride-on mower, bicycles, ladders or bulky seasonal gear and have a level pad to anchor it to.
- Choose the Homall if you only need a compact, weather-resistant box for hand tools, potting supplies and small equipment and want to avoid a long metal-panel build.
Prices
- Patiowell 10x12 Metal Storage Shed: $359.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 10)
- Homall 6x4ft Plastic Storage Shed: $339.99 at Walmart (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Homall 6x4ft Plastic Storage Shed is $20.00 cheaper than the Patiowell 10x12 Metal Storage Shed at the latest prices (Nov 9 and Nov 10)

