Shintenchi6x4 FT Outdoor Storage Shed with Window, Lockable Outdoor Waterproof Tool Storage Sheds, Weather Resistant Tool Storage House Shed for Garden, Backyard, Patio Utility and Tool Storage, Gray

Great little shed, it just takes a very, very long time to put together if you do it by yourself. I imagine if you don't follow the instructions *exactly* it would take even longer. Had to re-drill some holes in plastic parts - that lined up with holes in metal parts - that were not drilled at all to begin with. Also, some screws in the area where the door slides have to be backed out pretty far for the door to be able to slide. However, it is possible to put together as one person with only hand tools and a stepstool because that's how I did it. For the price, this is a great little shed for a patio or - in my case - the side of my driveway. It's very sturdy for a small metal shed, no leaks and it didn't come dented or anything. It looks very nice when all put together and I've gotten quite a lot of compliments from my neighbors.

This shed took all day to install, but when we finished it look nice and the shed is big enough to store your outside equipment like wracks, shovel, broom, water hose etc..

Bad quality and it is so hard to assemble. I would have returned it but it is too bulky and we were half way through.

Yes, it's a $160 shed. Is it perfect? No. I bought it knowing it was a $160 shed. It's fairly easy to assemble. Yes, the assembly instructions are not written by an English teacher but if you take your time and separate all the parts and pieces you'll be fine. All the reviews about drilling new holes highlights this. If you don't follow the instructions, yes you're going to be drilling new holes. I did not need to drill any new holes. I put it together by myself in a couple days taking my time. A little patience goes a long way.

It looks good when you finaaaaallly finish setting it up. But trust me if you don’t have help, it’s going to be a long frustrating journey putting all the little parts, and sometimes unaligned holes together. If I would have known how frustrating it would be to set up I would not have bought it. It took a total of 7 days for me.

Great little (3 x 5) shed. Love the window. Seems to be plenty sturdy. Took us several hours to assemble - a LOT of small screws. They give you extra - good thing because we dropped a number of them. Instructions were pretty good, but be careful to get the pre-drilled screw holes in the correct orientation to avoid taking it apart and repositioning :)

It's a decent shed for storing small amounts of stuff. It fits our lawnmower, a few shovels, rake and weed eater but not much else. It serves our purpose since we don't have a garage. A few panels came a little bit bent but it was easy enough to fix them. Was definitely a pain with a lot of little tiny screws, washers, bolts and nuts. Definitely a two person build!

This item arrived somewhat damaged. The box was dented and torn. After opening it I discovered many of the panels were bent. I decided to assemble it anyway, figuring I could straighten out the dented stuff since the panels were so thin (0.2 mm). About 1/3 of the way in I discovered that 11 components and most of the fasteners were missing. I tried contacting the manufacturer via email as the directions stated but was unable to get them to replace the parts. I tried their website but it was no longer active. Amazon customer support attempted to contact them but was also unsuccessful. I finally settled on a partial refund and was able to source most of the missing items locally. In one case I had to fabricate the part from scrap metal.To be fair, the design is not bad and the instructions are adequate. The customer support and packaging are terrible. Considering the cost, it might be worth it if you really like figuring things out and numerous trips to the hardware store.