Generator Shed - Combining Generator Covers While Running & Generator Covers for Outside Storage into one. The Generator Running Cover & Generator Enclosure built on all around Steel Frame

My generator now has a perfect home rain or shine. Easy to use and no assembly required.

The cover was a perfect fit on a Firman 7500 Watt Dual Fuel Generator. Good and not excessive clearance all around on the inside. About 2.5 inches clearance from the ground to give good protection from the rain, but allow you to move it easily.Tools and the bolts are a problem. The provided wrench strips the nut since the wrench fit with the nut did not seem tight enough. A better wrench is needed. You can get good tightening of you use your own socket (7mm). The bolt could also be a better quality. The provided Allen wrench seemed to strip the bolts when tightening. If the bolts are snug, the nut side only can be tightened. It would also be helpful if the parts were labeled with stickers (A, B, C, etc.).After assembly it is a good quality.

I didn't want to have to keep dragging my small generator back to the garage. This shed is perfect. From the road it looks like one of those plastic storage bins.I haven't had a power outage to test how well it works with the machine running but living where I do, I'm sure I'll get a chance to find out.

I've been looking for something like this for years. All the portable generator's instructions say to not use them in the rain, which is exactly the time you're most likely to need it. This addresses that problem and does it well. Although I haven't actually used it yet, I was impressed the the apparent high quality of the construction and thickness of the materials used. They also included a generous amount of hook and loop fasteners to hold it to the generator while in use. It's easy to keep the sides, where the electrical connections and switches usually are, covered, and leave the ends open for engine exhaust and air intake/cooling air.I can't speak to durability yet but it certainly looks well made. I guess that accounts for the price; you get what you pay for though.

Despite the cover didnt fit for my 15000 watt generator just for a few inches the customer service from Don and the team was amazing. I would by from them again if I have another opportunity.

Very flimsy. Not as durable for the price. Good concept

Let me start by saying it does what it's supposed to do. Keeps my generator covered and dry. The Genshed sat outside during Beryl, didn't blow away and kept the generator dry as a bone. Mine has a roof defect. There is velcro around the outer edge of the roof that is supposed to attach to the sides. On mine both the roof velcro and where it is supposed to attach are the loop portion so they won't attach to each other. I contacted the company immediately upon assembly and received a quick response. I am still waiting for the new roof section to be delivered and it's been 6 weeks. So in summary, the Genshed does what it's designed to do, but it's not as sturdy as I would have hoped. If it hadn't survived the hurricane it would have gone back, and now my return window is closed.

It's a good design and I like it. A couple misses: 1) They give you only sticky-back velcro which doesn't work for the tie between the generator and the cover. It does work for sticking to the generator itself. So you'll need to buy the right kind of velcro strap. 2) you have to open an account on their website to view the installation instructions - I wasn't sure what the 5' of sticky-back velcro was for but found a video on YouTube and see it's the wrong type of velcro.

This unit has screws punched through the top of the box for the handle and the pivoting legs. These screws have no rubber washers in them, so water easily leaks through the 20 holes. Furthermore, 4 of the holes had no screws on them. Just the velcro stuck over the top. This allowed more water to just freely flow in.I am shocked at how much of a piece of garbage this is for the extortionist price they charge. Avoid at all cost. Poor construction with amateurish design.