AECOJOY 6' x 4' Storage Shed, Metal Sheds & Outdoor Storage Clearance, Utility and Tool Garden Shed with Lockable Doors for Backyard, Patio, Outside Use

Very easy to put together. I did it solo (female). Took a little time but it was very basic. I did need to look up the base as the instructions were vague.

For $129.98 I was not expecting anything heavy-duty. Some reviewers have complained or down-voted this product because the sheet metal was thin. The 3x5 I ordered weighs less than 75 lbs. At that weight, for the price, I'm not sure what they were expecting, to be honest. Once assembled, it's very sturdy and a nice little product, perfect food the corner of the yard to store gardening tools and supplies and clear out space in the garage.Assembly does take time and care. I received all the parts in good condition (nice job FedEx!) and noted that it came with plenty of extra of the tiny screws, nuts and bolts. The only thing missing was the instructions! They were easy to find online and once I printed and read through those it was time to get to work.I built mine in the garage and then moved it once complete. The solid level surface made it easier to build and find the occassional dropped screw. At just 75 lbs, my wife and I could easily carry it and move it into place afterwards.It took me about 4 hours to assemble, with maybe a half dozen times when I needed a second pair of hands to help hold something. Taking the time before starting to sort parts, peel as the plastic film of the pieces and preload screws and bolts with the little plastic washers is time well spent (maybe another hour?) and made it much quicker once I was actually building. Highly recommend. I didn't find the directions particularly hard to follow, but also have a lot of experience assembling furniture, etc, so that certainly helps. If you aren't as confident or experienced, it will no doubt take more time, but I certainly hope the people saying it took 12 hours or whatever were being dramatic!All in all I'm happy with this little shed and know it will serve me well. Its better than the 1 or 2 star reviews will lead you to believe, so don't be scared off by those. Will it stand up to hurricane force winds? Unlikely. But as noted above, a decent enough product for the price.

This shed was great for the price and overall sturdy for the money. Yes it is flimsy metal but your spending less than $500 and expecting the BEST then your delusional. This shed worked great and wasn’t that hard to assemble. You will most definitely want more than 1 person. I had 3 and it went smoothly and I never had to drill any new holes like other reviews said. It does have you put the walls up in a weird way with no support but if you put the support beams up as you put the walls up it’s goes great! Overall really satisfied and happy with this shed. Had 3 days of good wind and rain and it has been great and held up great.

This shed is an absolute piece of garbage. The materials are so thin and feel like they’d blow away in a light breeze. For nearly $800, I expected something at least halfway durable—not this flimsy tin can that barely stands up on its own.The assembly process was a nightmare. The instructions were so badly written. Parts were mislabeled or not labeled at all, and nothing fit together like it was supposed to. It took way too long to build, and I honestly wouldn’t trust it to store anything heavier than a rake.The cherry on top? When I tried to return it, Amazon offered me a pathetic $60 refund. Sixty bucks. After I dropped close to $800. That’s insulting. This whole purchase was a huge waste of money and time.Avoid this shed. I wouldn’t recommend it.

We'll have to admit... This might have been probably my best experience on Amazon with an Amazon product. A couple of the panels in a couple places were scratched and I went to Home Depot to get touch up paint but I couldn't really get it to match very well. And I wasted like 20 bucks at Home Depot on a quart of paint. So I reached out to the supplier and immediately they refunded me $30. That was amazing. So I was able to cover the expense of the paint... In addition to that in the process of trying to match the pain and get some touch-up paint from Home Depot unsuccessfully I lost one of the pieces on the doors. I was using that for my paint match... And I reached out to him and they sent me a replacement free of charge. That was amazing too. So customer service with these guys is absolutely amazing. The best I've ever experienced. With that being said as far as the product itself I got the 10x14... And yeah everything was pretty self-explanatory. The only thing that I think was a little annoying was having to peel the plastic off of all the sheets but you know... Comes with the territory and I would have had more scratches obviously if there was no plastic on the steel sheets. The only complaint I have about the design is because the design is great no problems at all except for one thing... That is the ridge cap. I think the ridge cap should be screwed to the top in the middle not just on the ends. I think it should be put on as you put the roof on... Because the way they have it you put the left side of the roof on and the right side or vice versa and then when that's all up you take the roof cap slide it on the top and connect it on the ends. But I live in Florida We have hurricanes out here and I'm sure if you're anywhere you going to have winds every once in awhile in four screws two on each end is not going to hold that riidge cap. So I was able to go down to the hardware store and I got roofing screws the kind with the rubber seals on them that are I think like an inch and a half long that are self tapping screws and I was able to get some in about 5 ft in from the edge. I was able to reach in from each edge that was about as far as I could reach in. But I felt like having those on there there's probably a good chance I won't lose the rich cap if there's a severe storm. Because once you put the roof left and right panels on, You can't reach the middle of the roof unless you have some type of scaffolding that you could put over the top of the roof and crawl on to get to the center of the roof. So if you are going to use your own screws to screw down the ridge cap in the center I would suggest adding the ridge cap after you add one side and then putting the screws in and adding the ridge cap as you add the left side of the roof... But the instructions you assemble the entire ridge cap from front to back and then slide it on there. So that would be my only design issue. The other issue I have is in addition to the scratches that were on their minor scratches I scratched a couple times myself which is really easy to do because the pain is really thin. And all I kept thinking is I'm down in Florida lot of salt water in the air and I had another shed that rusted really fast I just wanted to make sure that every scratch mark was covered up... The only suggestion I had for them is that I think with the color that they have they should offer a spray can for touch up. They should have a little tiny aerosol paint spray can for scratches that matches the paint exactly. Now that would be amazing! So outside of the ridge cap design issue and a lack of being able to match up touch up paint those are my only issues. But after they refund in $30 because of the scratches and then sent me an extra piece when they didn't have to for the bottom of the door instantly by the way, company became my new favorite company. And I do have and I will be buying another one for the other side of the yard another properties so I'm definitely going to stick with them because the customer service they are the real deal. And in the future designs well I think the next show is going to be shorter ridge camp This one was just really long I'll definitely keep that ridge cap issue in mind as I put on the next roof. All in all they get five stars for sure...