Devoko Outdoor Storage Shed 6 x 4 FT Lockable Metal Garden Shed Steel Anti-Corrosion Storage House with Double Lockable Door for Backyard Outdoor Patio (Brown)

The shed was as advertised and instructions were easy to follow. It definitely a big job for 1 person and takes 4 hours to set up everything so I would suggest 2 people to work together.The metal material is thin I was worried in the beginning but it feels much stronger and it looks really nice once it was set up. All the parts fit, all predrilled holes matched and there are extra screws, nuts, etc. The instruction is detailed enough. Just follow it and you will get a nice shed.I wouldn't assemble it again myself and I'll call my friend for help if I decide to purchase a second one but overall the price is right and I'm pleased about this purchase.

Purchased 4x6 model.-Instruction manual is lacking necessary details and make building very difficult and inconvenient-QAQC of parts are less than mediocre where important parts are bent here and there.-Certain parts are different from manual and parts list. I believe it was US3 or something like that which form the frame of the upper of the wide sides. Had to use self-drilling screws and the process was not fun.Feels like all I wrote were Cons, but I only list Pros that are excelling compared to competition products. However, as I was building it with my dad, he made a point that You get what you pay for. So for a product with a $250 s/h included price tag, it's not a bad product. So it's a 4star.

It pretty easy to build the instructions were easy to understand, you need a drill because there are alot of screws and it took time to prepare the screws with the plastic washers so i wont bave to stop alot it would be easier someone helping handing you the screws amd holding the panels but it was not difficult holding the panels to screw them in, I have not screwed the floor to the ground and the shed can be easily moved around the ground. the one thing that I did not do is pull out the protective film on each panel because its really stuck to it but it could be because I bought it two months ago and the box was wet and was outside all that time but it still looks good

This shed was a really decent price. I liked the size and color options.As far as assembly, one person put it up in just a few hours, not including building the floor/decking.The metal is quite a bit thinner than expected and I’m not sure if it will support a small shelf or hanging extension cords like I was able to with my last shed.The biggest issue is that when peeling the protective film off of the shed the paint went with it. So now I’ll have to get some touch up paint to prevent rusting and my new shed doesn’t look new. That burns my buttons. I tried contacting the seller but it was just an automation from Amazon and no way to select actually talking with someone to address this concern.So I deducted two stars for no way to contact anyone with issues and for the poor paint job. So overall, don’t peel off the film and don’t expect too much as far as strength, but still decent to store items securely and easy enough assembly.

I have had this shed for several months and it's a good little shed. I am a 64-year-old grandmother, and I was able to put it together by myself. The instructions were pretty easy to follow. I have a lawn mower and other yard tools that I put in it. I also put in a floor of pavers and a magnetic battery-operated light. We have had some pretty strong winds and rain even with dime sized hail and the shed is still standing strong. I highly recommend this shed if you need a small shed for some yard tools.

Material quality is poor, construction is not intuitive (mine didn’t even come with directions), no videos online to help, parts came broken. This shed is the same one sold for cheap by several companies. My advice is pay a little extra to get something that will last.

It’ll take all day - have lots of patience!Hint 1: Don’t assemble in full sun. You’ll be in sun all day! Put the dog in the house - he’ll just mess everything up.Hint 2: Study the plans and read ahead. The parts make sense if you line up the holes with the subsequent steps. The diagrams are poor. But it does work correctly.Hint 3: Use a magnetic screwdriver head. The screws are small and easily lost. I would use a manual screwdriver vs a screwdriver drill - it’s easier to aim for the tiny holes.Hint 4: Have one of your kids put the plastic washers on the screws - there are “hundreds” of them! It’ll speed up the build.Hint 5: Assemble it on a level surface. Keep it as square as possible. The holes will line up easier.Hint 6: All the painted sheet metal parts have plastic film to prevent scratches. It takes forever to remove it. I gave up on it and left it on except the triangular vent parts. Maybe the other film will peel off with age!Hint 7: Have a cold beer. Have the wife give you a back rub. You made it thru an ordeal - just to have place to put the freakin lawnmower!

Just what i needed. My only complaint is the Instructions to put it together are terrible. Only pictures you see no details on which way part goes or anything to read that would tell you. Very easy to put wrong part backwards and then have to take apart to put in right place. More detail to how to put together be great.I will never buy this online again. I'd rather pay $500.00 for the same she'd already assembled.