5x3X6.3FT Outdoor Steel Storage Shed with Lockable Doors and Frame Floor, Compact Small Bike Shed, Ideal for Garden, Backyard, Swimming Pool, Patio Utility and Tool Storage, Dark Blue

Fits perfect on the deck!

This item came with parts missing. The assembly is awful trying to put it together. The directions were not very instructive. The metal is super flimsy. It said it was coming with the base but only had a metal shell for the base. It is not easy to assemble not very sturdy in the instruction quality sucks. I do not recommend the shed.

It is a nice shed but took a few days to put up also some of the screw were hard to get in because of tiny space to reach so had to buy a few longer screws but the shed is really nice and the price was great

Functionality: it is what it is good unit

I just got this shed today. Shipping was much faster than the estimate. While unpacking, it felt a bit overwhelming. For such a small shed, there's so many pieces. All of the metal parts come covered in a plastic film. Although I like that it's supposed to protect the paint, it's a cheap film that doesn't peel off very easily and there are still scratches on some pieces. I feel like it takes longer to peel the plastic off than it is to put the whole thing together. If you hire someone to build this, save yourself some money on labor and get the plastic off yourself. It will take hours just for this step. The plastic washers are very annoying. It requires cutting them out of a card. Popping them out will just frustrate you. Get a box cutter. I'm replacing them with some rubber washers. By step 9, I nearly gave up because trying to piece together 6 pieces of metal together with 2 bolts and the holes don't line up evenly, I was getting very frustrated. This was by far the hardest step for me. Does this take 2 or more people to put together? No. I was able to do this myself in 2 afternoons. The trick is knowing how to work alone and doing some things out of order. Like putting the side walls up, screw in all the corners to keep it stable until you can get the support rails on. Then you can take the corner screws out. Otherwise, the sides will flop on you with just a slight gust of wind. After all is said and done, it's a beautiful shed and I plan to install some selves on the middle support rails which will give me more storage for my other yard tools.

This is a decent little shed for our yard tools.

This shed is much better quality than the last one I ordered. Only complaint I have is I'll be peeling of the protective film for the next 4 years.

This was my second shed, so I knew to be careful taking the panels out of the box and laying them flat good side up. When I was at the pint to put up the door panels I noticed deep scratches as I was pulling an away the plastic. It is all over the D1 panel. It is ruined and all scratched up