Transform your garden storage with Cortina Alto - the ultimate solution for durable and versatile equipment storage.
The Cortina Alto is the ultimate solution for storing vertically. With 1400L capacity its sturdy design and hassle-free maintenance, it's a dependable choice for any space. Assembly is a breeze with common household tools, and included shelves maximise storage and organisation. Trust the stability of integrated metal hinges and lock it up for added peace of mind.
Made with our exclusive ultra-sturdy Evotech material for the warm look and feel of real wood with the benefits of resin
Shelves included for maximum utilisation and internal organisation
Made of durable, low maintenance and fade-free resin with double wall construction
Wide double doors and sloped threshold helps you take out larger equipment easily with lockable design for added security
External Dimensions WxDxH (mm) 1400 x 736 x 1700
Internal Dimensions WxDxH (mm): 1308 x 662 x 1640
Delivery New Zealand Wide.
Further freight charges may apply if delivery address is outside main centres or classed as rural. If you are unsure, please contact us so we can ensure we can deliver.
The quality is excellent and it was very easy to assemble. It fits perfectly in my narrow space. I already bought one before, and this is my second purchase. Thank you, Keter team — very professional!
Store owner replied:
Thanks Clive, looks like you might need to upgrade the storage box next to it soon :)
Was great option especially when planning to assemble it solo.
Great outdoor storage solution for those who are just renting and may need to move again
Assembly was OK, but there are a couple of minor adjustments that would be helpful.
The left hand door metal edge (which the right-hand door closes against) has the cut-outs top and bottom on the wrong edge. If you attach as per instructions, the left-hand door metal strut catches at the bottom on the ledge of the shed which it needs to close against. I had to cut away 1 cm from the bottom of the metal edge to allow it to close properly. Also, the doors seem to be just a fraction too long - maybe 6-8mm - so the roof does not come down as far as it should when you install the doors. It still allows you to fix the roof to the walls. These were minor issues and the shed is assembled and workable.
I recommend assembling the roof bits before you put up the walls, so that the roof is ready to be dropped in place as soon as the walls are up.
According to the instructions, you have the wobbly walls up and waiting to fall down while someone goes and fixes the metal hinge pivots and support ledge onto the plastic roof piece, before it can be dropped onto the walls.
We did not fit the door stays - they seemed like they would definitely cause the shed to be damaged if the door was opened too far (like by a bit of wind), so we simply discarded them. The shed is better without them in our opinion, but make your own judgement on this.
So, Keter. Re-check the door heights as assembled. Maybe ours was just slightly out of measurement in manufacture. Cut away the bit of the left door metal edge at the bottom that prevents the door from closing properly. Maybe change the instructions to assemble the roof bits before raising the walls.
The quality is excellent and it was very easy to assemble. It fits perfectly in my narrow space. I already bought one before, and this is my second purchase. Thank you, Keter team — very professional!
Store owner replied:
Thanks Clive, looks like you might need to upgrade the storage box next to it soon :)
Was great option especially when planning to assemble it solo.
Great outdoor storage solution for those who are just renting and may need to move again
Assembly was OK, but there are a couple of minor adjustments that would be helpful.
The left hand door metal edge (which the right-hand door closes against) has the cut-outs top and bottom on the wrong edge. If you attach as per instructions, the left-hand door metal strut catches at the bottom on the ledge of the shed which it needs to close against. I had to cut away 1 cm from the bottom of the metal edge to allow it to close properly. Also, the doors seem to be just a fraction too long - maybe 6-8mm - so the roof does not come down as far as it should when you install the doors. It still allows you to fix the roof to the walls. These were minor issues and the shed is assembled and workable.
I recommend assembling the roof bits before you put up the walls, so that the roof is ready to be dropped in place as soon as the walls are up.
According to the instructions, you have the wobbly walls up and waiting to fall down while someone goes and fixes the metal hinge pivots and support ledge onto the plastic roof piece, before it can be dropped onto the walls.
We did not fit the door stays - they seemed like they would definitely cause the shed to be damaged if the door was opened too far (like by a bit of wind), so we simply discarded them. The shed is better without them in our opinion, but make your own judgement on this.
So, Keter. Re-check the door heights as assembled. Maybe ours was just slightly out of measurement in manufacture. Cut away the bit of the left door metal edge at the bottom that prevents the door from closing properly. Maybe change the instructions to assemble the roof bits before raising the walls.