Outsunny 4' x 8' Metal Outdoor Storage Shed, Lean to Storage Shed, Garden Tool Storage House with Lockable Door and 2 Air Vents for Backyard, Patio, Lawn, White

Great little shed! My only gripe is the over hang prevents it from being flush with the side of the house, but for the price it's a good buy.

Here you go:1- Patience! You're going to need it! Took me about 5 hours to assemble by myself.2- There is no verbiage in the instructions, just diagrams.3- The screws are not long enough to attach the end caps on the roof so you will need to have some longer ones to do so. When you do the roof, attach the slope side down first then do the rise as it is easier to align the holes. You will need longer screws for this part because the ones supplied simply aren't long enough. I added my own on this part, its much stronger.4- There were 2 holes that didn't line up on one of the crossmembers of the door, not even close. I had to drill my own.5- Overall, I am happy with this shed. Once I got it built it felt very sturdy.

The media could not be loaded. Very cheaply made, but I guess you get what you pay for. My 30lb dog was able to bust it open at the seams and kill my chickens, therefore, the cost to replace them is going to be more than the cost of this building. Very easily bendable, light, and not sturdy at all. Do not use to protect animals.

Shed was very difficult to put together. Pieces and instructions did not match and describe correctly what was needed to be done. Missing pieces, bolts, and screws. No extra parts like nuts and bolts included. Holes that were in the ceiling panels that needed to be plugged up.

Easy to install. Easy to move around with 2 people. Not waterproof.

Cheaply manufactured.Screws don't line up and strip out easily.Door lock doesn't line up.Roof panels don't line up for a good seal. LeaksNOT WATER PROOF !!Will NOT screw to another building as the roof sticks out about 4 or 5 inches.This isn't wind rated

I needed a small cheap shed for garden tools and bikes. I am renting and I wanted something that wasn't too permanent but sturdy enough to be useful.This is a great little shed! And you can't beat the price!Ok I am a middle aged woman with almost no construction knowledge. I built this by myself. All by myself. It's not thr easiest thing I have put together but it can be done if you are organized.I do have an impact driver and a small ladder. You will need those.If you pay attention you will find everything lines up and once you get going it's quite easily.I did secure it on a treated piece of subfloor raised up off the ground.It's not water proof. After the first rain I checked and there was water seeping in where the roof sheet seams are.I calked those seems and I am waiting for the next rain to see if it's better.Over-all it's a great little shed for the price.

Bought this mainly to store and run my generator in, once I modify with an exhaust duct. It's plenty roomy though so I'll probably keep some other outdoor equipment in there. It's got a low roof but if you duck even a tall guy like me (6ft 7in) can get in it. I'll admit I got confused on the first part of the instructions on assembling the base (just couldn't figure out which way went up) but if you're patient, look at them carefully, and think things through it should be no problem. Oh and you'll definitely need a second person's help for at least a few steps. The trickiest part is probably getting the first few wall segments up since it's most wobbly then, but once you get the other panels installed it's very sturdy. I did not have any issues with screw hole alignment others mentioned either.