Outsunny Garden Metal Storage Shed, Outdoor Lean to Tool house with Lockable Door, 2 Air Vents & Steel Construction for Backyard, Patio, Lawn, Garage

took us 2-3 people 2 days to build... not the easiest process. i recommend using a soft mallet to assist getting the borders onto the large sides of the shed. Would rate 4 stars in general, but we are missing the bottom of the door piece. i contacted the company and they cannot tell me when it will be shipped out!!!! it's been weeks. thank goodness it wasn't a part that was needed in the beginning of the installation or we would still have no shed. infuriating.

The shed is NOT a 3ft x 8ft shed. Super disappointed. We paid to have it put together, the instructions are poor and they require tools that are not standard to own. The shed cannot fit where it's planned for since its almost 4ft (3ft 11in)

Mixed Review. Love the final product. Once built its pretty sturdy and very pretty too so looks nice in the backyard. The assembling instructions were not that clear. Some of the holes didn't align perfectly and the steps in the instructions booklet could have been better described. I hate to say this but it takes hours to figure it out as a whole. Should have three people to build...two to build and one to manage the parts and all the darn screws. If instructions were clearer would be a much faster build. Although is took very long to build no regrets in purchasing. I do have to note I purchased the 3 x 8 bit when its built its four inches shy of the 8 feet length. Description should be more accurate. Still love it but wanted you all to know my experience. Would hope the seller would provide a link to a you tube video on how to build. I found many other shed videos but not one for this product.

Instructions call for 2 people, 2 days and a step ladder. Worth every penny. Got no complaints with the instructions, packaging or structural sturdiness. I can literally stand inside and pick the whole building up at the center roof beam; no bending, creasing or tweaking. I used an old ratcheting tie down strap to anchor it and stands up to 50 mph gusts.

I'm very happy with the end result of this shed! You CANNOT put it together without 2 sets of hands! Beware, it took me about 3 hours with my wife's help. Pretty straight forward instructions and all the pieces fit without issues. It fit perfectly into the space between our house and the fence. I use it for my bicycle.

I recently moved from a large 3 bedroom house to a tiny studio apartment with a patio. I bought the sheds to store my construction tools and kitchen equipment. I'm 73 years old and recently had heart failure for the first time. When I got out of the hospital I put the sheds together (I love building). I did it all by myself and it was EASY!! There's one secret I figured out that made the construction super simple. At each corner of the flooring, there are holes in the mouldings to anchor the shed to the ground. I didn't need to anchor it to the ground, but what I did was I just fastened the corner mouldings in place by screwing them together using the anchor holes. The whole assembly instantly was very, very easy. After the shed was completed, I just removed these 4 screws. Made the assembly a breeze! And it's not in the instructions. A note to the people who had the shed blow apart in the wind: Make sure you put the panels tight into the mouldings and place the screws where the instructions say to. It will never come apart if you do this.

My Brother and I assembled this in about 2 hours with no issues except my battery powered still dying before we had finished putting some of the screws in that had to go through the few pieces of metal on it. It seems rather cheap til you get it together and then you see it is really sturdy. Once together it's pretty tough.

Bought this over the Winter. I probably could have done it after watching the structure, but they did it in 2 hours and i am sure i would have spent a weekend doing it. Very secure and sturdy. I have fit 3 bikes, 9 folding chairs, 2 window A/C units and still have some more room. Could have used a shelf but do not think the walls can hold much weight.