8x10 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Large Garden Tool Metal Shed with Sloping Roof and Double Lockable Door, Outdoor Sheds for Backyard Garden Patio Lawn,Grey

’m really impressed with this shed! The metal structure feels solid and well-built — once assembled, it doesn’t shake or move even during strong wind or heavy rain. The design is simple but looks very clean and modern in the yard. I love that it has double doors, which make it super easy to move big tools or equipment in and out. Inside, it offers plenty of storage space for lawn equipment, bikes, gardening tools, and even some extra boxes. The roof vents are a great touch — they help with airflow so it doesn’t get too hot or humid inside. Assembly takes a bit of time if you’re doing it alone, but the instructions are clear and the parts fit together tightly. Once finished, it feels extremely durable and weather-resistant. Overall, this shed is an excellent investment for anyone who wants a clean, strong, and weather-proof space to organize their backyard. Definitely worth it for the price!

Idk if I got sent the wrong shed size but it's definitely NOT 8x10. We were measuring for plywood to make a floor inside and its 7x9. I expected to lose a couple inches from the exterior to the actual storage space but a full foot on either side?! Just to make sure I wasnt crazy, we checked the height as well and it was short 6in. Aside from the fact that it says build time is 3 hrs with 2 people but it took my husband and I 10 hrs to finish together, I'm missing almost a whole cubic foot AND IT LEAKS. We were excited because the instructions were a lot clearer than the other 2 sheds we built but at least those were true to size and time. I feel duped but the damn thing is already built so its not like I can return it.

These sheds are great! This is the 2nd one ive bought and installed. 8'x10' I always build a platform to give it a few more inches in height. They are thin aluminum but once everythings put together its somewhat sturdy. Haven't been threw a hurricane with it yet. The instalation is very simple especially if you have a little bit of building knowledge and are prepared. Still very doable if not. First one i bought frome home depot and it came in 3 boxes. The second from amazon (cheaper) and came in 2 boxes. Was nervous i got ripped off. But everything was there. Only regret is not getting a bigger size!

I ordered shed, she’d arrived on time. One box. That box said “one of two”. Contacted seller, they said second box would arrive next day, which it did. I’ve seen a few reviews saying the instructions were poor and that some of the pieces didn’t line up. That was not my experience. I did have some issues with half of the ridge pieces not lining up, but I think I put that part together incorrectly. I’m any case, the screws will self tap, so I was able to attach the panels no problem. In some ways I prefer that, the screws bite better. I built this on a sheeted deck that I had built for this the previous day. The shed itself took about 5 hours to put together. I did what I could on my own, then my girlfriend helped with the rest. I had put together a metal shed a few years ago that was a lot tougher, so I was expecting worse. So far this thing seems fine. For the price, I can’t complain, unless it leaks like a siv when it rains. But it looks like that shouldn’t be an issue.

Missing parts. I did check to make sure I had all parts before starting this assembly. I just didn’t count the screws and washers individually .(since there was over 400 of ea.) I mean who would. So I began putting the 8x10 metal shed together. Everything was great until I got to the roof. This is where I noticed I was short on washers. Pretty important item needed when placing the screw on the roof portion. I had to stop what I was doing and count how many I had. Well I was short 126 washers and I was on a time crunch to complete assembly. I notified Patiowell regarding the shortage of washers and was told that I was correct about the shortage. I was asked to send a picture of the box that the shed came in for “internal review “ ? (Why this would help me , I don’t know) and that they would send me the washers asap. I mentioned that I couldn’t wait since it would be at least a week before I would get them. I proceded with the assembly without the washers. Pretty sure a big mistake on my part since it advertised as being waterproof. Now I am using caulk around like 120 screws. The shed took a while to assemble since I did this alone. Giving this product 2stars and probably would not recommend buying.

When it rains, your stuff is going to get wet. After reading a lot of other reviews, I have some buyers remorse here. Seems like this is a known issue. Again, you get what you pay for. The shed is a pain to build, took hours and a moderate level of skill, but with two people we got it done. We did get some cuts on fingers. It's a bit flimsy, but when fully put together and carefully aligning all screws and panels, the strength improves. I like the look of it. Again, the biggest complaint is when it rains. I'm in Wisconsin - we're talking light or medium rain. The roof leaks in like 5 places - from seams or screws... Hard to tell where. The company should at least provide a couple of cans of sealant, or tubes of silicone. And indicate where we should apply to address this. I think it's poor marketing, and I should probably leave two stars.

Put it together in about three days working couple hours a day. May have to drill a hole for a piece that doesn’t line up but other than that, it went together fine. I really like it

Totally worth the price. Sturdy building. I would mention, as other people have mentioned, some parts were damaged/dented but nothing that was serious-just a small cosmetic dent in a panel. And, it is true that the plastic covering on the doors is impossible to pull off. We ended up just leaving it on after a couple of trys. The building went together fairly easy, just need to follow the directions carefully! Overall I was very satisfied.