U-MAX 6 x 4FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Lockable Bike Shed,Garden Shed &Tool Shed for Backyard, Patio, Lawn

I bought this shed for a couple large bicycles and some garden tools that I needed to get out of my garage. This shed is exactly what I expected based on its price and other reviews I read. It’s not perfect. The instructions are terrible. That said, I am giving this an overall 4.5 star review. Once it all comes together it really is a great purchase. It is fairly sturdy and looks nice. It was delivered far sooner than expected and packaged nicely. It came with some minor dents and scratches. But nothing to dwell on. The biggest problem I found with this shed is the instructions for putting it together. They are very vague and leave you guessing. The side panel instruction page basically say “finish installing sides.” There are no pilot holes or instruction where to place screws. Umm what? If you are not handy have someone else help you that is. I put this together by myself and it took me about 6-7 hours. I’m handy. I would by again but hope they figure out the instructions. Should be a quick fix.

Very nice shed but dang did it take forever to put up. Easy instruction parts were all labeled, just so many screws to put it together.

This shed is perfect for what I needed. There are a ton of pieces but everything was labeled as it should be. Only one part in the diagram was labeled wrong, but if you looked at the pieces you needed for the section you were on, it was easy to figure out. Everything lined up for mine. I read reviews saying things didn’t line up and they had to drill new holes, but mine was just right. There were about five nuts and bolts that didn’t work that I still need to connect the sides in the middle but that’s an easy trip to Lowe’s. It does seem flimsy, so I’ll see how the first storm goes. A ton of reviews said it took eight hours but it only took us about five and a half. We didn’t tear off the plastic from a lot of it bc it seemed so time consuming and it’s not super hard to do now that it’s together. I ordered a shed from Amazon back in the winter and never received it. I finally got my refund and then ordered this one which is bigger than the other one I ordered. I’m glad my other shed never made it because I really like this one.

This shed, for it's price, seems like a good deal. Unfortunately, the material quality is lower than you would hope. The panels are also paper thin, and difficult to work with, especially the siding panels and the roof skirt.On top of those quality issues, the included instructions, if followed, will lead to a series of unfortunate failures. From the start, the base of the shed is the first thing built, than the four corner side panels are installed with no support. The corner pieces barely cover the corners which means when one panel is done and the next is being worked on, that first panel you just installed will fall over and lose the guides for a portion of the screws holding it in place entirely. If you build this, remember to prop each side up with a garbage can or similarly large object while the other panels are installed. Once supports and the remaining side panels are installdd this part if at least stable.The roof is where the majority of issues become abundantly clear: each roof panel has only one screw holding it to the actual structure, meaning a strong wind or slightly wrong movement during placement will cause panels to be rendered entirely unattached to the shed. The instructions call for 70 screws to be placed into the roofing panels, but there are.no guides for these screws to enter, they seem placed to pose threats to tall people trying to stand inside the shed and little more than that. The roofing panels also do not align together as they appear to in promo images or the instructions; because of the screw guide hole placements the middle panel on each side of the shed only lines up with one of the two panels it is being installed with, leaving one roof panel on each side of the shed essentially unattached to anything other than the one screw holding it in place.The icing on the cake is that the skirt meant to secure the roof and hold the panels in place. This skirt is made of 7 flimsy aluminum bars, and two plastic bits. When building the shed I received, this skirt couldn't be completed as three of the paper thin aluminum bars snapped under their own weight while they were being positions to attach to the skirt.Unfortunately, the seller seems aware of many of these defects (in one response email to our initial complaint one of their sales reps responded saying that it sounded like we were dealing with 'the roof issue') but claim that since these issues arise while the product is being assembled according to the included directions and aren't received already broken they are unable to help in any way other than to allow us to buy more flimay parts that will fail.I would recommend against purchasing this shed, as similar quality sheds can be found for nearly $2-300 less. Even if those fail, the saved money would at least mean you could potentially try again with a different shed and still have ended up spending less money than if you'd purchased this one.

The product was delivered fast, and considering it was 2 big and heavy boxes, arrived intact, in great condition. No issues with the instruction or labeling of the contents. My wife and I put it together with her doing mostly all the assembling, while I read instructions and held parts in place for her. Easy to put together, and only the door handles hinges required my assistance as it required some muscle to get the screws to go in and grab, but not a big deal. Leveled the yard area, set paver sand, and leveled again. Set paving stones with a half-inch gap in between. Used pea gravel in between. This should allow for good drainage under the shed. Set the sed on pavers and used anchors on the inside and two pieces of OSD for the shed floor. I used sealant to ensure we didn't get any water inside. Since we set a foundation this added time to the project. The shed itself was about 3 hours, but with the heat this weekend we took breaks to cool down and rehydrate. All in all, we are pleased with the result. Will see how good it holds up. So far it seems like a very good alternative. The foundation materials and sealant were about $150 added to the cost of the shed. I do agree with others that removing the protective plastic is a bit of a pain, but it does a good job of protecting the parts during delivery.