Catrimown Backyard 6x4 Storage Sheds, Galvanized Steel Outdoor Storage Shed with Air Vent and Lockable Door, Gable Roof Patio Storage Shed & Outdoor Backyard Storage Brown

I'm 5'2, not very handy, and built this myself, just to give you an idea of the ease of it. It did take about 6 hours and a second person would have been helpful, but we do what we can!I had plenty of extra hardware at the end and the instructions were very clear.It does dent easily so be careful when taking your pieces out of the box. Once up though, it's much more sturdy.Tips:- use a screw gun and make sure it's fully charged. Mine died while I was putting on the roof pieces so I had to use a screwdriver for the rest- if your holes don't line up, you're either not on level ground or the piece is in the wrong spot. Sometimes I had to shift the whole shed to get the pieces to line up as I wasn't on level ground, other times, I was putting the wrong piece in the wrong spot- don't tighten your screws fully until they're all in- it was below freezing when I built this and I definitely don't recommend that haha, hard to hold the screws when you can't feel your fingers- the bottom part of the roofing doesn't have predrilled holes but it doesn't need it. It's very easy to get through that metal even with just a screwdriver- when putting the roof pieces on, put the ladder inside and move from the front to the back, then put the back panels on from the outsideAgain, if something isn't fitting, you may need to shift things or check and make sure you don't have the wrong piece or need to turn it around etc. I made a few mistakes because I wasn't looking carefully and rereading the instructions fixed it

Let’s start by saying this is not gonna hold up to any hurricane nor a blizzard. So if you are looking for something sturdy and well put together, please get another shed.Here are some ideas.Pro vs ConsPros: instructions are very well done. The price is not bad considering all other prices I checked. It looks aesthetically pleasing. You could assemble it by yourself but it’s better with two person.Cons: If you put it together without taking out the protective film, it could go fast, if you have to take the anti scratch film, it will take lots of extra hours. As a matter of fact, the reason why it lost the star it was because how long and how annoying it was to take that film.This is not a water proof shed, it will leak and it has spaces that you won’t be able to plug cause they are just too big. I mean you could use other materials and get it done, that’s what I did.There are many parts where the screws are very loose and there is nothing you can do. It doesn’t have a floor, so you have to make up one or use your own flooring.Overall this is not a bad shed for gardening tools and other rough items, just don’t buy expecting a water proof very solid shed.

I am pleasantly surprised with the sturdiness of this after it is assembled! I was worried it would be flimsy but once you start putting the wall pieces on it really started to strengthen up. No pieces missing. Well labeled parts.Really good paper instructions and I found a video on YouTube. Comes in 2 boxes: one was 76 or 78lbs, and the other box was just over 100lbs.I'm 5'4" and put this together by myself in about 6 hours (but probably could have done it in 4hrs without breaks or neighbor chatting at me for an hour lol).Tips: I used and definitely recommend a power screw driver. Work on a level surface. Used gloves if you can (I hate them but I definitely got a couple scrapes and tiny stabs from sharp metal - not bad tho - honestly the screws were the sharpest buggers in the whole kit). Have a step-stool on hand to use for hard to reach places/panels. Pick a day that is Not windy. If you can get a helper, get one. If holes aren't lining up, something is off and a bit of leveling will do the trick.

Assembly is pretty straight forward, and instruction and pictures are adequate. I was able to assemble by myself in a day. The directions encourage assembler to wear gloves, which is good advice, but impossible to follow as there are hundreds of screws that would be impossible to handle with gloves... I found that the pre-drilled holes lined up fairly well... If they don't, you might be doing something wrong? You WILL get cuts and scratches! The finished product looks nice, until the first hail storm hits! The material for the walls is just slightly thicker than aluminum foil... It literally buckles just trying to position the unit after assembly! I added reinforcement everywhere and put all the extra screws to good use. The film that is applied to all pieces is a nightmare to remove… I gave up and just left it on. It will definitely NOT be weatherproof... I don't expect it to last long at 8000' elevation... Probably gonna collapse with the first good snow? We'll see...

Bought for my son so he could store all of his lawnmower and equipment in for easy access to and separate from our other two storage units. Easy to install. Rain proof and he put down a cement block floor before building the storage unit and secured it to the cement floor. Has doubled doors and you can put lock on them. Definitely recommend anyone looking for extra storage