Keter Store It Out Premier XL Outdoor Garden Storage Shed, Grey and Black, 141 x 82 x 123.5 cm

So took a bit of putting together as instructions aren’t great but fairly simple to do and very easy to use once up and quite sturdy and looks good won’t need any upkeep which was a selling feature for me! Used for a few months now over the winter and it all still works just as well and looks as good as when we first made it 10/10 *****

It’s an excellent size and very easy to assemble. I would recommend two people for this job to make assembly easier and because it is fairly heavy when complete. A rubber mallet, an electric screwdriver and a bradawl I found invaluable tools. A bench to assemble the doors and the roof was very useful.The instructions are particularly good but need to be carefully followed. The doors are easy to get wrong and I found that they were the longest to assemble. In particular parts need to be carefully aligned if the errors such as the one shown in one reviewers video are to be avoided. If you struggle with following assembly drawings you can opt for it to be put together for you. There is a charge for this.Care should be taken with the ground it is placed upon. My first attempt was on uneven ground and the doors didn’t close properly. Once levelled up all was good. Overall I am pleased with my purchase, the quality is good and it is quite sturdy.

My wife and I completed this job and took several hours. Was difficult in screwing some of the pieces together as there is no pre drilled holes, which would make assembly even easier. Had to drill a small hole on some of the parts enabling the screwing together easier.Once assembled as you can see looks very nice and sufficient to store our gas BBQ in.Overall a very nice piece of equipment and great value.Would definitely recommend.

I recently purchased the Keter Store It Out Premier XL storage shed, and overall, I’m very pleased with its performance. Here’s a breakdown of my experience:Assembly was straightforward, though having two people definitely helps. The panels feel sturdy, and the shed is well-designed to withstand outdoor conditions. The grey and black color scheme looks sleek and blends well with the garden.At 141 x 82 x 123.5 cm, this shed is surprisingly spacious. It easily accommodates my garden tools, cushions, and even a couple of wheelie bins. The dual-door front opening and top lid access make loading and unloading items effortless.So far, it has held up well against rain and wind, keeping everything inside dry. The resin construction ensures no rusting, rotting, or peeling, which is a big plus compared to wooden alternatives.The piston-assisted lid is a great feature, making it easy to open and close. The ability to lock the unit adds extra security.If you need a durable, weatherproof, and spacious outdoor storage solution, the Keter Store It Out Premier XL is a fantastic choice. It’s well worth the investment, whether for garden tools, bins, or general outdoor storage.Pros:Easy to assemble with clear instructionsSpacious and well-designedWeather-resistant and maintenance-freeDual access (top and front) for convenienceLockable for added securityCons:Assembly is easier with two peopleBase could be a bit sturdier for heavier loads

This storage box quite expensive but it is very good quality. It’s water tight and able to store a lot of things. We’ve got a pressure washer, BBQ, a leaf blower as well as a lot of other things.We bought 2 scaffold boards from Wickes and used them for shelves.Instructions are ok to follow but it’s a lot easier to build if you follow a video on YouTube. Just search for “Prime spaces” video on YouTube.

Very sturdy product using high quality material. I use it to stored my lithtech powered wheelchair plus some garden equipment. Lots of room, Good base floor.I recommend ensuring it is on a good flat base and testing with a spirit level do that the doors close tightly to keep weather proof

Only just assembled it a couple of hours ago. It does take some brute force to assemble the corner panels as they need to be bent and forced into the channels. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow.I wasn’t scratching my head like some. My only disappointment at the moment is that the base isn’t very strong. I knelt on it to put some screws in and it cracked and part of it broke away. It can be used for storing wheelie bins but I wouldn’t like to try it given the weight they can be when full. I’d imagine they’ll break the base in no time. Took me a good couple of hours to assemble. Be aware that you don’t get a shelf with it. Thought it did going by the pictures. You’ll need to buy a separate shelf for that. But it does come with some small brackets to put a shelf on and plenty of screws left over. I got it on a deal. Really don’t think it’s worth the £200+ that it originally cost. All in all I would recommend. The panels are strong and it looks good.Time will tell how it endures.