GRAVFORCE 6' x 4' Outdoor Metal Storage Shed, Outdoor Shed, Galvanized Steel Garden Shed with Double Lockable Door, Tool Storage Shed for Patio, Backyard, Lawn

This fit my needs perfectly mostly due to height. Assembly was not bad, looking at the instructions the assembly video and pictures we were able to assemble it in a few hours. the instructions could be labeled better like top bottom that would have helped. Some holes did not line up perfect but just make your own holes. Defiantly worth the price. if you are reading revies and people are complaining about it was hard to assemble or it has dents in it remember its a $165 shed from china get a electric drill and another person and it wont be bad.

I did a lot of amazon reading between specs and reviews on small metal sheds and I still believe this is the best model out of the dozen I researched. Remember - you get what you pay for and in this case you are not paying a lot for money so do not expect something nice. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because of the value to other metal sheds, resiliency (see below), and how inexpensive it was compared to say resin or wood sheds.PackagingFirst off the packaging protection is very limited and the box weights 80 lbs. You can guess what will happen in transit. You will likely have minor dents and bends that cannot be fixed. If there is a hole in the box that likely means your parts are damaged. It's sad that some extra cheap packaging could ensure that this is prevented.Lastly on this topic, YOU WILL have to painfully remove a thin layer of protective plastic on EVERY piece and this will take you HOURS to do, because it comes off in small pieces at a time. It's simply a form of torture. It took four of us over an hour to complete this part! Why?!?!?ResiliencyHere is a big bright spot here. The metal's gage (thickness) is IMPORTANT. This shed has the best gage of all the sheds I could find on Amazon. One review measured it and said it was not as advertised, but it was still thicker that competitors. We had a hail storm with quarter sized hail and I was pleasantly surprised there was not a single hail dent anywhere on the structure.In Colorado we get strong winds during spring and fall that will gust more than 60mph. After constructing this I am not confident that it could take those gusts. First you MUST secure the shed to a foundation. To ensure the shed wont blow over I bought 2by4s and created an interior frame and secured it to the based. This allowed me to easily create shelving and install hooks to better utilize the space. But is did take some considerable amount of time.DirectionsPictures with no words. This is fine for the most part. Be careful because there are certain points where you can put pieces on backwards and not know it until several steps later. This will set you back considerably in time. Pay very close attention to the pictures.

It is a real good buy for the money even with the cost of shipping and handling. In my opinion, you do not have to be a professional to assemble the unit, but you certainly need to be semi-professional and more importantly patient. The instruction is good and helpful but at some points, you will need to get creative to finish the job.The unit does not have a bottom, so I made a flat wood foundation first and then assembled and bolted the unit on it.Overall, I am very happy.

Very pleased with the storage shed. I bought the 5 x 3 which was perfect for me. It fits my lawnmower, wheel barrel, and my few gardening tools. It was a little bit of work to put together but the instructions were clear and all the parts came in.

Good value…………if you really, really, really like to assemble foreign made products with limited instructions. There are over 300 screws, nuts and bolts requiring small fingers to put this thing together. I am not a professional handy man but I would estimate the minimum time to put this together for a normal person who is comfortable with tools at 5 hrs. You get what you pay for and therefore this is a good value. Now that I’m two weeks in and still assembling I would spend 3x the amount and get a product made in the USA AND BE DONE WITH IT.