Amopatio 6x4 Garden Shed, Outdoor Storage Shed, Tool Sheds for Backyard, Heavy Duty/Sturdy Brown

I needed a small shed for a generator and garden tools. I didn't need the Taj Mahal- so I bought the color and style that were suitable knowing that the metal and plastic fittings might not be the caliber that one would have bought in the 1980s. One of the connectors did fail during installation; contacted the seller who responded promptly and shipped two replacements. I assembled 90% of it by myself over several days- heatwave delayed some of the process. I did prepare the site using the new dry-pour method (look up Cajun Country Living on YouTube) for making a slab (with slight grade) and ramp and have attached the shed to that with concrete screws and some metal strapping to keep it from going airborne. A thunderstorm prior to securing it to the slab indicated it was going to keep things dry in spite of the watershed from the house roofline. There is a pecan tree adjacent that could drop a limb and render this less expensive option (than say a $2500 shed) a failure- but suspect limbs have been trimmed since and this modest investment should serve for at least the next 8-10 years. I didn't remove the protective film from the panels prior to installation as the heat seemed to have laminated it and I would have had to scrape it off. May regret that decision- but I don't have neighbors and the dogs and cats don't care what it looks like so long as there's a place to put tools and gas cans. Not pictured is the exhaust portal we cut in the far side and the supply cord going to the electrical transfer switch. Those were reinforced with some lathe and liquid nails TIP: Be prepared to put window screen over vents (I used gorilla tape) and crevices along the edges and seams to keep dirt dobbers out. For a very modest investment in dollars and a lot of sweat equity- this customer is satisfied. Bottom line: prepare and think out placement and procedures in advance, pay your dollars and hope for the best.

It took a few days to put this together, but it was worth it. It does not come with the floor. It takes some time to tear all the plastic protection sheets on it, but it was very well packaged and nothing wax scratched or dented. Very happy with this shed

Everything was pretty good except for the length of the screws provided. Screws were too short and easily stripped. A good wind could come and blow the shed apart. All the manufacturer has to do is switch out the screws for longer or thicker ones. instructions we're not very clear so I had to figure some things out on my own. Although the ad says screw holes are pre-drilled, some were not and some were not lined up properly so, if you do not know how to drill a hole into aluminum, small enough for the screw to be screwed in where it's missing then you probably shouldn't get this shed. If you are having a handyman build it for you, then it's a good deal except I would recommend switching out the screws provided for ones a little bit longer and thicker. It does not come with a floor so, I built a 10x12 deck to be able to have two sheds side by side and a work area. I will shoot a video of building the second identical shed in a couple of days and uploaded so you can follow the steps I took.

It was a little tricky to assemble, but it went together well. The door is easy to use and secure. We're quite happy with how it turned out. It holds a small shelf and a tool rack.

Well. There’s a lot to be said about the final product. The shed is well worth its cost (so far) after you’re done building it. While thin, everything seems like it will last as long as I need it to.Getting it to that point was quite the effort. Could have been made easier. Maybe.Peeling off the plastic from each panel was the absolute worst. So so tedious to remove all of it.Surprisingly, the shed went together quite well. Only a couple mis-aligned holes and tough to square up areas.It looks great for $260. It’s a little flimsy but plenty sturdy. We will be using it for a chicken coop so it should be the best bang for the buck.I also attached a picture of a simple sturdy frame I built for the floor.

I got the shed put together in one day and it is fairly sturdy. My biggest complaints about the kit are 3 items. First, the packaging was not quite good enough to avoid damage, so the siding had some dents and scratches. Not bad enough to prevent assembly but enough to affect the cosmetics of the finished product. Second, a few of the screw holes were mis-drilled, requiring me to drill my own holes to screw it together the way the instructions suggested. Third, the protective plastic film on the tin was too thin. This allowed quite a few scratches during shipment as the plastic rubbed through. The thinness also made the plastic film terrible to remove. I spent well over an hour of my assembly time peeling this film off and never could get it all.

It took over a year for me to get the time to put this together but it is sturdy and is a great shelter for somethings that don't weather well

lots of head space inside measurements need inch more this 6x8 riders in but tight and my push mower n gas n brooms n stuff i recomend 8x8 for riding mowers million screws wow fun fun

It has taken me a few hours to finish since there are a lot of steps to follow. However, it is fantastic and perfect price wise when it was completed

I had a problem with the order and I was contacted by the seller offering help. Thank you. She’s is big enough to store 2 adults bikes and plenty of the space left.

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