Rubbermaid Roughneck Vertical Resin Weather Resistant Outdoor Garden Storage Shed, 2x2.5 Feet

This storage shed is weather resistant and easy to assemble. If placed in a windy area, it should be weighted down to maintain stability.

I HAVE ENJOYED THE USE OF THE SHED FOR YEARS NOW AND I HAVE NO COMPLAINTS, MUCH WORTH YOUR MONEY!!

I have used other "snap together" Rubbermaid storage units, so I knew what to expect. Went together quickly, sturdy enough, but these weaken with age and any movement. Nice looking. My one complaint, I REALLY wish they sold ready made shelves for them and had better set up for adding hooks. It has slots for shelves, but you have to get wooden shelves cut yourself.

It stands on my porch to hide snow shovel, blower broom etc. It gets so very windy up here so just for added prevention from it falling over I have a cinder block in there, but it looks beautiful

Doesn't seem to have the type of holes that accept most Rubbermaid accessories for hooks on this small vertical shed. I will attach pegboard. The shed is fine. It was less at Home Depot locally, but I ordered online so it could be shipped to my door. This resulted in 15 transfers before it arrived. The box was dented, torn, but no small parts, so all parts were there. Three deep scratches and the corner of the shed was dented in. It will not affect use, just cosmetic, so I will keep it and enjoy it.

Easy to assemble. Needed storage on patio/deck for garden items, etc. This fit the bill.

I followed the hidden directions exactly. Each step was difficult, trying to align long pieces through several tabs and then sliding it home with none of the tabs coming out while keeping other pieces from sliding out. Finally got the back, sides, and roof on correctly after about an hour. Then the floor. The floor would not go in far enough for the back tabs to engage and hook. 2 hours of pushing, realigning, etc. later and I decided to try the RUBBER MALLET that the website description does not mention. How many of you happen to have a rubber mallet laying around? I did, but when I used it the floor still wouldn't hook in, and the seam I had to hammer on split. Tried another area. Another split. After 4 hours I gave up. BTW: I have a garage full of tools and personally demo'd then rebuilt my kitchen from the concrete up. I am skilled with quality materials. Unfortunately, this product is NOT NOT NOT quality.

Easy to assemble, need to put a lock on it as the door opens often due to wind. Is holding up better than anticipated after two months.