DWVOOutdoor Storage Shed 5 x 3FT, Heavy Duty Metal Tool Sheds Storage House with Lockable Door & Air Vent for Garden, Patio, Lawn to Store Bike, Garbage Can, Lawnmower, Dark Gray

This is perfect for a side shed, I did put 12x12 brick down while I waited for the shed to arive,so Iwas ready to go, I have a friend that's going to get this shed also.

In the long run, I'm happy with it. Couldn't fit the furniture in as I had hoped.So, don't be fooled into thinking this is really as big as they say. They give you the roof dimensions (6 feet x 4.4 feet)! However, it's only a 49 inches x 69.5 inches (about 4 feet x 5 1/2 feet) footprint.Also, inside there is a lip on the floor so you cannot put stuff against the wall. So cut back the size another 2 inches on each wall.Assembly was fine. But thank goodness I had someone who could read the visual directions (crappy written directions).The handle is incorrect on the instructions- it shows the handle to all be on one door with out the latch on the other - but I figured it out and drilled screw holes and fixed it (see pictures).There are a handful of extra screws at the end. And I have no idea what the metal spring things are for... maybe propping the door open? Didn't use.I covered the vents with screen material and duct tape- we have very creative small mice here.Again, I feel it was worth the money and hassle and I like having this shed for storage.

I have been in the construction business for 50+ years. The instructions with this product and the fit of the hundred of parts is terrible.You find out when the main building is built that parts have to be disassembled to continue with the roof and doors.Once the doors are assembled, which took more than three days trying to proceed while looking forward to avoid the rebuild fiasco on the main building.Once doors are built, spend another 3 hours on shimming the hinges so the closure offers at least an 1/8 of an inch latch.Worst construction guidance I have ever seen. My fault though, even considering buying from China.

I got the 9.1 x 4.2 sized shed. This is a good shed in terms of looks, value for money and utility. The shed looks really good and polished overall, once it is assembled. The individual pieces feel flimsy, but once put together, the shed itself holds well. There's a lot of attention to detail and safety, such as trims for the roofs and screw caps. The manufacturer provided several extras screws. So I got through without being short.And yes - some parts arrived mangled like others have mentioned. But they are not hard to sort out with some wrangling and help from a partner. Speaking of which, some parts of the assembly absolutely need 2 people.My big issues are two-fold. Firstly, even for someone handy, this shed took 1.5 days to assemble! And make that at least 2, if you need to build a foundation and add flooring, like in my case. The instructions are really hard to follow, with unclear diagrams and too much squished on a single page. You'll be drilling over 350 tiny screws and bolts!! So pace yourself accordingly. Secondly, the door latch is barely long enough to slide fully across. While the door stays closed, it feels extremely flimsy.I'd still recommend this shed, as long as you know what you're getting into.

I am pretty self-sufficient and usually can figure out how to put things together, but this was one of the worst experiences I have ever had. I spent an entire day trying to get it put together but only completed about a third of the project. I have worked on it 4 other days and still don't have it completed. I have lost my instructions and tried to get some sent to me but there is no customer support available.I assembled this one on my front porch, which has a concrete slab and therefore, cannot be anchored. I would encourage you to mount it to something heavier than the building, itself; otherwise, the wind will wreak havoc with it.I do like that they supplied gloves so you don't cut your hands on the metal but the screws are so tiny and even when I had the instructions, they were not sufficient. I will never do this again and might end up having to trash it, altogether. It's not worth the price unless you have the proper surface to mount it on.

You get what you pay for. It came with everything and very clear instructions. It just takes a while.ProFor how much it cost and the little bit of work, but a lot of time, it is worth it.Very strudyCons-One annoying thing was every metal came with a plastic on it that does not come off in one piece. It rips off in multiple pieces. It just takes up unnecessary time. You can leave it on if you want put it will eventually get baked by the sun and look really bad.There is no way around this and it is not the fault of the seller/manufacturer, but rather the shipping company. I dont think there is a way to avoid getting it delivered with dented panels. It will get thrown around and dropped. ITS HEAVY!

assembly is fairly easy, instructions could be a bit better, as everything is mostly pictures to decipher. Except for getting roof in place, I pieced together by myself. Some panels, especially the roof, have a slight warp and while they fit together, some water seepage occurs. Some silicone sealer will be needed for roof seam

Looks really nice in my back yard