DWVO10'x8' Large Metal Outdoor Storage Shed, Heavy Duty Tool Storage Sheds for Backyard Patio Lawn - Ideal for Bicycles, Garden Tools, and Lawn Equipment, Easy-to-Assemble, Brown

Took two us us a out 3.5 hours to put together. We used drills instead of the hand screwdriver it came with. We left the plastic on (for now). The hardest part was the door - instructions could have been a little clearer on that page, but other than that no issues. Great value for the money.

Easy to assemble, ample space for a small garden shed. The colors are neutral and nice. Had held up great in a few storms already. Seems flimsy until completely assembled. Fir the money it's a great addition to our garden.

The product is complex to put together the screws do not fit in the corner slots so we had to leave them out. Not waterproof. Cheap material the pieces bend easy. Not worth would have rather spent a few hundred more for a prefab one.

The instructions for this thing is a nightmare. It’s hard to read the photos and there’s no. Clear direction. This isn’t easy enough for an amateur builder in my opinion. The material isn’t super strong it bends super easy and you need to weigh it down or stake it in the ground (stakes are included but weak). The shed is incredibly light with no bottom. I put pavers on top of a tarp for the floor then put a tarp to keep water from coming in through the roof. This is not going to be safe from the elements so definitely don’t put anything that can’t get wet inside. I wanted it for my grill but ended up using it for garden materials instead

So yes its a cheap shed but it will keep things protected from the elements. My biggest complaint is that the pieces don't line up with the predrilled holes. Also when putting the roof pieces on the screws are not long enough and the metal bends. Since things don't line up there are gaps in the roof side vents where it meets the walls. The plastic corner pieces did not slide in like they should. Will see how it holds up, I really don't see issues with that. Assembly I did it alone with a little help from my daughter to hand me screws and things. But definitely if you are not use to building things you will need another person. I had to pilot a few new holes where the predrilled ones were way to off.

This storage bin requires skills and patience for assembly. The assembly manual details were adequate and the parts were well labeled. But, certain knowledge were expected to understand the assembly. One of the challenges was to make sure that all the pieces were lined up in each step of the assembly or the holes/pieces will not fit properly. Fortunately, I have a lot of experience and everything was aligned and fit properly for me. I did make a mistake by swapping the two R34 and R35 pieces (see pics for the correct assembly). There were many places to make simple mistakes. For whatever the reasons, the doors opening did not have enough clearance for the screw heads to fit on the edges of the doors. Therefore, I move the screws to the front of the doors (again, see pics). Once all assembled, the storage unit provided ample space for my "junk" to fit it. The gas lift cylinders made it easy to open the top door (which also had a lock mechanism on the left edge). The front doors closed securely. There was a door lock on the front but I found it to be more decorative than a real lock because it didn't have any real strength. Lastly, I added some simple shelves inside to help with organization.

6x4 green shed. Was a few inches bigger than expected. Which, no complaints from me, I needed it. It was a bit frustrating putting together. If you are not handy, I wouldn't suggest getting this. Definitely need 2 people to put it together. Took several hours. However, it does the job and I love the green color. It shuts, locks, and stores like supposed to.

Very disappointing. Dimensions are misleading. Dimensions are of outside roof measurement. This is not made of resin. It is corrugated plastic. Shed leaks. Floor is flimsy and useless without pouring concrete first.