Patiowell 6x4 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Garden Tool Storage Shed with Sloping Roof and Double Lockable Door, Outdoor Shed for Garden Backyard Patio Lawn, Brown

Not gonna lie it was a pain in the ass to put together and some of the holes didn’t line up by like an eighth of an inch but we just drilled some new ones in the places they should’ve been. Had a few dents nothing major, door closed good a tiny bit off but still works. Looks nice. Without a base on it I can literally pick it up from the center beam and move it anywhere without problems so not heavy at all put all together. Was a fun thing to do with my boys. If I had to buy again I might 😂 would like better instructions though they were a little difficult to read with the pictures being a diagram had to YouTube it and look at the book but wasn’t too hard. Definitely wear gloves, we all got sliced up it’s SUPER SHARP !!

Very nice shed for the money, extremely well detailed instructions and took two of us about 41/2 hrs to complete. one big discouragement is the plastic protective cover on many panels is an absolute pain to remove.... Otherwise, very nice.

If you’re like me and don’t have the time or money to spend thousands on a shed then this seems to be a solid alternative. I’ll get straight to the point. Pros: Relatively easy to assemble and figure out, Great Price, Solid Delivery Packaging, Fast Shipping, Accurate to size, Seems quite sturdy, and all my parts were included. Cons: Some directions unclear, my box 1 & 2 were accidentally swapped, ridiculously annoying plastic film over ever piece that I ended up giving up on taking off, Lots of gaps that will need to be filled with silicone or spray foam, the metal pieces are somewhat flimsy, assembly took me 2 days on and off, and one of the biggest problems: multiple pilot holes need to be drilled by YOU… However guys, for a budget build shed, this was the way to go for me, I spent $230 on the shed with shipping. About $120 on the wood/paver foundation. And about $100 on spray foam, tools, hardware, shelving, and other miscellaneous items for a grand total of roughly under or around $500! The shed is now weatherproofed. And ready to battle the elements. Although the shed is really cheaply made and the components are far from “quality”, I mean come on, it’s $175 for a 6x4 SHED. Expect it to be a hassle, but expect yourself to save a lot of money. I recommend this shed to any sub-par DIY-er. Thanks for reading the review✌️ I’ll update with how it holds up over time.

Very thin material, pain in the neck to put together. Some corners are bent. But it is an expensive shed. It works OK but if I would’ve known, I would’ve spent the extra money and got a better one.

Not a 2–3-hour installation, try 5 hr. one day, door assembly following day. Assembly instructions claim 2-3 hour, this was not the case as we had to reassemble the frame for door twice, Picture in instruction booklet was not helpful. Step 15 page 16. many of the panels predrilled holes did not align properly making difficult to manually align. The door assembly went ok completed the next day, 1.5 hours. Problem was the doors did not align upon closing. Had to buy an extra latch to keep the door from opening at the bottom. My recommendation is to offer an assembly YouTube video.

I'm so happy with this storage shed, it took me more than 5 hours to finish it but I enjoyed the process. Good quality for that price.

This 4x6 foot shed is very well designed and looks great when assembled. Most (shed) reviews talk about how much longer than described it takes and how it requires 2 people. Well, I beat the odds by assembling this myself in a few hours. The metal sides and and framing are thin. That’s not a problem but BE WISE and DO NOT use an electric drill to put the sheet metal screws in. They will strip the metal easily with all that torque. Just don’t over tighten so they don’t strip. The instructions are good, They could be a bit more concise with more zoomed-in pictures because I did put on section on backwards. Two screws out and in… and that was fixed. Lay stuff out and compare what parts line up with the holes on each side of each piece and you will do fine. This may help. Assemble the base (EZ) put the four corners on. THEN attach the top frame. THEN add the rest of the side pieces. Use a bowl to put all the screws in. When assembled it is VERY easy to move. Sturdy, nice looking. I’m pleased. I did run into a need to communicate with the seller. VERY VERY VERY helpful. It’s a good choice for a small shed. PS. I built it and mounted it on top of a 4x6 3/4” exterior ply with 2x4 studs under it to keep if off the ground when it rains.

Muy buena calidad oa recomiendo