Metal Outdoor Galvanized Steel Storage Shed with Lockable Doors for Backyard or Patio Storage of Bikes, Grills, Supplies, Tools, Toys, for Lawn, Garden, and Camping, Tan (8x6)

I put this shed together with lots of help from my girlfriend. We took our time and put it together over the weekend. We found that if we just slowed down and took our time that this shed really wasn't that difficult to put together.It's important to note that it does not come with a floor. I knew that ahead of time, so I purchased some treated lumber and built a floor/foundation for it. I included pictures of the shed after our first day and after we finished, as well as the wood floor/foundation I constructed (it's roughly 8'x8').If you can build Ikea furniture or put together Lego constructs with just picture instructions, you'll do fine with this. Don't be stupid, if the holes don't line up, then it's either in the wrong spot, the wrong orientation, or you need to straighten out the frame a bit more.I found that last part to be true for putting on the roof panels. I didn't have the structure as square as I thought.The shed is lightweight, not heavy duty, but once it's together it's quite sturdy. The labels are correct, the instructions are not translated very well and the pictures can be confusing if you try to rush.

I’m half way through putting this shed together and I cannot stress enough - do not buy it! This shed is absolute garbage.The metal walls are flimsy at best. The wind blew a bit harder and bent one of the corner wall to the ground, breaking the connecting metal at the screws. Now I have to fix it because who wants to break the whole thing down after spending hours on putting it together. I cannot see this shed withstanding Houston climate for too long. It’s so light! Good thing I didn’t have it constructed before the last storm with a tornado touchdown!If you decide to buy it and not heed this warning, do yourself a favor and get some loctite. The screws are short and strip terribly, even when using hand screw driver. One side wall is missing holes so I have to make them manually.This is most definitely at least a two person job! You will have a terrible time putting this thing together alone. Some instructions specifically indicate the need for two people to assemble certain parts. Ensure you have adequate help!Now I have to figure out how to secure this thing to the slab or it will fly away if I sneeze whilst inside it! I most definitely regret this purchase. Lesson learned. Next home I’m building my own shed from scratch!

This shed took us a good 2 days to build. We took our sweet time between every step, bbq’d on the grill, and didn’t work too hard. So we never argued. You definitely need 2 people, maybe even a 3rd would be helpful. You definitely want to make sure you have a power drill and a good step stool or small ladder. I have no idea how people put theirs together in 2-4 hours but maybe don’t put that much pressure on yourself and you’ll be happier with your result. The only gripe I have with this shed is the instructions. They suuuuuck. IKEA instructions are better. If you know you know. Anyway… this is a fantastic shed that I know will last years to come. I plan on painting it. Oh another thing that is kinda good but kinda annoying, every single piece of metal is covered in plastic. You can leave it on of course, but it peels any time it gets scratched and the corners were peeling so I took the extra half hour/ hour to rip it all off that way when I’m ready to paint it all I have to do is.. paint it. Happy shedding!

It's fine. You get what you pay for. It feels relatively sturdy assembled, but I don't think it'd survive a heavy windstorm or any particularly intense weather. The metal is kind of thin. The doors were a nightmare to put together, as the instructions were unclear on a few very important steps. The handle can get spun around wrong and the latch will end up underneath the lip on the metal, which is annoying. The lock is basically useless, because it doesn't take much effort to bend the metal and pry the doors open anyway.It's a good size, and I'm able to stand up fully inside of it, which is great. It stores a lot, and it keeps it mostly dry and out of the sun, but it's not an airtight seal and won't keep out small critters.For my extra storage needs, it does the job, but I wouldn't be surprised if it gives out in a few years.