Horizontal Outdoor Garden Storage Shed for Backyards and Patios, Plastic Storage Box Waterproof, Small Shed 26 Cubic Feet Capacity for Bike, Garbage Cans, Lawn Mower, Tools and Garden Accessories

Easy to install

Flimsy but does the job. Looks nice. Happy with purchase but wish doors were sturdier. Good for an outdoor deck or patio.

Took all day almost to put together. But all parts were there, instructions decent and it fit together well. will be great for storing the rarley used yard equipment. Solidly built impressed with quality. (not a job for a short peson to put together)

Ok so i read the reviews some complained about instructions and assembly. So we read the instructions all panels are labeled and we took time to check everything in each step. Took two of us about 1,5 hours and we were not rushing. All parts fit together no issue. All the holes were there. It’s a great deal at 400 and it’s sturdy. Thick and solid once it’s all assembled. Very good quality engineered to be easy to assemble. We have it outside by the pool storing all our pool supplies tools etc.

I assembled this in about 90 minutes. Taking my time. The instructions are fairly good. I recommend a rubber mallet to help with the first few pieces as they go down and slide (with a mallet) over to lock in. Something the instructions failed to say but was plan to see. From there I only messed up with a final step which was easy to fix. We are using this to store firewood in our sunroom. Dry wood burns the best and smokes the least. It will hold at least a 1/2 a core. Enough for us to use in a couple winters

I first bought one shed and decided I liked it so much that I bought a second one. I had our landscaper create a paver pad for them. As others have mentioned, this shed comes in 3 separate big boxes. Pay special attention to the pieces that make up the bottom half of the shed as they will have holes at the top of them so you can attach the upper part. Also, one of the right side bottom doors will have a cut out at the bottom for the bottom latch. You will need a second person to help assemble. It will be helpful to have this person provide some leverage or resistance as you are attaching the screws.The shed itself is very roomy inside. I had a friend make me some shelves that are 46" wide by 16" deep from left over MDF or plywood boards. I have one shed that fits all of my outdoor furniture cushions for storage during the rainy season and another for my garden tools and supplies. The doors can seem a bit flimsy, but they stay closed. Overall, I have very happy with this shed.

Where to start?1. The instructions are incorrect. There are no 2 panels of 104/105/106... All panels are different. Use them in the wrong order and you will have missing holes to screw the whole thing.2. The pictures are very small. if you get the general idea on what to do, you may face a second challenge, on how to attach this piece. Some pictures that are supposed to zoom, are so small that you'll have to guess how it's supposed to fit.3. Not all panels will be perfect. You can have holes or precut areas that are too small. Some still have extra pieces left by the mold. You would have to trim them to fit with other pieces.4. If you manage to solve this puzzle, you will see that it's not that easy to assemble. Panels do not slide properly. Once assembled, the shed is not sturdy and doors won't align. This is because the shed is not properly squared. Only 4 brackets will hold the top on all 3 walls. Nothing will hold all 3 walls together, nor to the ground panel..5. The bottom is fragile. There is no real support underneath. You can easily damage it if you step inside the shed.6. Missing screws... They are a lot extra screws, fo the ones where you only need 2.. But no extra for the most used. In fact, I was short by 4 from the big bag, and I did not lose them since I was grabbing them one by one from the original bag, when needed7. The way this is built... You will have guaranteed water damage with heavy rain. Luckily for me, mine will stay inside the garage.

I ordered two of these units. The tall versions. They ship in 3 packages each. When the first unit arrived I noticed that one of the packages had a fairly large hole in one of the sides. So I took a picture of the box before I opened it to see what was inside. I am glad I did because based on the Parts list within each box it was clear that there were parts missing. I was certain I was SOL because finding substitutes for these missing parts I expect would be pretty difficult. I emailed the company KINYING and explained the situation and asked if they would replace the missing parts. They responded within 24 hrs and they said they would do so. The only thing they asked is that I send a picture of the damaged box. Which I did. The replacement parts arrived about a week later.The units a pretty easy to assemble. All the parts are clearly labeled. One thing I will note is that with the tall units the lower back panels (left and right) and the upper back panels (left and right) are numbered the same. The left sides having a part number and the right side having another part number with no distinction between upper and lower giving the impression that upper and lower are interchangeable. They are not. Pay close attention to the assembly manual pictures to distinguish between the two.The units have been through their first rain storm and I am happy to say that they remained dry inside.