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

Actually very easy to put together. Not step by step clearly worded instructions, But you'd have to be not paying attention to get more than one thing wrong. Everything lined up pretty easily. Some holes were a little less lined up but some pushing and tugging goes a long way. There was slight damge to the corners of multiple pieces but some pliers straightened them out well enough. Not enough damage to drop a star. Don't go too hard on tightening the screws or you'll strip out the aluminum. If you do happen to have a screw that doesnt seem to tighten just right some flex seal spray meets the water tight requirement if you so need it. I actually flex sealed every screw because I'm just that kinda person. Very great shed. Very easily moved so I would anchor it down if you live somewhere with high winds.

Good product for the price. A few misaligned holes that were simple to drill and it was not a full 3 feet deep but good otherwise. It will take two people to assemble. Instructions and parts were complete.

TLDR: Good shed, hard to put together. It’s doable… if u have patience and a sense of humor. Good shed for the price! I read the reviews, so I wasn’t shocked when some screw holes didn’t line up. I told the guys to "just screw it"! Man, were they happy! Luckily, the metal is thin enough to just power through. Panels bend easily… and thankfully un-bend just as easily (by hand). Wear the gloves they give u though, we all got scratches. Instructions say it will take 2-3 hours to assemble... LOL! It took us about 7 hours with a rotating crew of 2–6 guys and one very patient woman deciphering the instructions, which are 99% just pictures. No words, no explanations. Expect to redo a few steps when u realize something’s upside down five moves later. Character building. Take deep breaths. Patience and a sense of humor are certainly required. But hey, it’s a big roomy shed, and it survived a rainstorm on day one. Not bad! If u take the plunge, here are some survival tips: Holes: Don’t panic when they don’t line up, especially at the base. Just… commit. Some line up, some don’t. Rotation: Pay very close attention to which way the holes face. The instructions won’t always tell u - u must feel it. JK, they do tell u, but it's so small and seems unimportant at the time, until it's 5 steps later. Panels: Some roof panels are stuck together like they’re in a toxic relationship. We thought pieces were missing, turns out they were just clingy. Washers: Guard them with ur life. Not every step needs them, and if u waste them early, u’ll be making a late-night hardware run questioning ur life choices like we did. Screws: They will feel too short. They’re not, u just need to push harder and believe more. Also, u’ll end up with extras, because of course u will. We did try contacting support… they did not try contacting us back. Luckily, we found the “missing” panels, so crisis averted.

This is a "tin" shed. You get what you pay for and it has exceeded my expectations. Overall took me 2 hours to build and I recommend a second set of hands for the first few wall panels. Instructions were better than Ikea (clear with some words). Some holes didn't align but drilled through fine. Overall 90% was perfect during install. Likely 10% was my mistakes. There is no floor included in this shed. Even if you have a solid concrete slab I recommend putting on plywood as there are holes to secure it to. This makes it more water tight. With mine I build a platform out of 2x4 to keep it from sitting directly where water can puddle. Inside storage is good, fits my shovels/rakes weed eater (at an angle) and I found some shelves that fit the width length for great storage. If I had more room I would upgrade to a larger size of this same shed! Also it is worth mentioning this is not air tight. the ceiling does have gaps making it breathable but large enough for small critters to get into.

I would not recommend this shed given the shrink wrap. It took me 10 hours to remove the shrink wrap and about 8 hours to do the assembly. The assembly had several issues with holes not lining up. There were also a few large holes that the provided screws did not fit in so I had to buy the required screw. The instructions are just OK but not terrible. They dont provide enough close ups for certain parts. There was no hole for the locking door peg that goes into the top rafter, I had to custom drill myself. The assembly required me to drill several of mine own holes so if you take this on you will have to be comfortable with that. After I completed it I realized it would have been cheaper, based on my time, to pay more for a wood one with installation. But lets talk more about the shrink wrap...It is the cheapest type and will not peel off in one piece, it was dozens of small pieces I had to deal with per piece, like an orange. The wrap also goes all around the piece- including behind it -so you cant possibly get if off given all the contours. It constantly tears. You will need great fingernails to have a chance vs this stuff. I contemplated returning this after the first couple of pieces. The worst part about it is that they don't need to even have the shrink wrap as the packaging would be fine without it. It is so difficult to get off I probably damaged and scratched it more attempting to get it off. The metal surface scratched VERY easily. I would avoid this shed unless you are willing to take all of this commitment on. Once built it is actually an OK shed but I am not seeing a lot of opportunity for shelving or hooks etc....

Llegó algunas piezas dobladas y ralladas

SOLICITO EL PRODUCTO COMPLETO POR EL QUE PAGUÉ Este producto nos llegó incompleto, solo venían láminas golpeadas y sin instrucciones de instalación

Pésima calidad y tamaño nada que ver con la imágenes q se muestran