Flat pack in. Steel vault out.
This is the whole idea. Flat panels are assembled at the installation site. The crew, base, tools, and timing depend on the model and site. Here's exactly how your vault goes up.
Arrives flat
Your entire vault shows up as a flat, palletized stack of steel, floor, corrugated walls, roof, door, and every bolt. Light enough to haul on a utility trailer and narrow enough to carry through a 32-inch side gate. Confirm the delivery method, path dimensions, and any transport or site requirements.
Needs: a trailer or pickup, and a clear path to the spot.
The whole vault, on one pallet.
Every My Yard Vault 4 Corners ships as a single flat, shrink-wrapped stack, nothing loose, nothing missing. Unwrap it and everything you need is right there:
- Galvanized steel floor pan
- Corrugated 20-gauge wall panels
- Roof panels & ridge cap
- Lockable steel door(s)
- Gas-strut & latch hardware
- Every bolt, plus an assembly guide
Why it beats a container or a pre-built shed.
| My Yard Vault 4 Corners | Shipping container | Pre-built shed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits through a 32″ side gate | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Foundation needed | None, sets on blocks | Level pad | Level pad |
| On-site setup | ~1 hour, hand tools | Crane delivery | Crane / forklift drop |
| Relocate later | Unbolt & move it | Crane required | Rarely possible |
| Material | 20-ga galvanized steel | Steel (rust-prone) | Wood / vinyl |
| Doors where you want | ✓ any side | Fixed ends | Fixed |
Smaller sizes go up in about 30 minutes. Larger vaults, roughly an hour.
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