Manor 4x6 Resin Outdoor Storage Shed Kit-Perfect to Store Patio Furniture, Garden Tools Bike Accessories, Beach Chairs and Lawn Mower, Grey & White

Easy to put together. Great directions. Very sturdy once you get the last piece on which is the door. The roof is the hardest part to put on. If you use the tool they give you it will snap right on. The shed itself is very nice looking. I'm using mine as a chicken coop. It's the perfect size for my chickens to sleep in. It actually rained today and it's totally dry inside. My hens love it.

Ordering and delivery was pretty straightforward; one of the shipping straps broke off during transit but the 3 others that were left held the huge box pretty much together. No missing or broken parts which seems to be a rarity according to the reviews. I knew the parts were corrugated but wasn't expecting how thin the walls were. All the sides of mine were bowed in slightly. The tiny piece of square tubing insert that is suppose to help secure the sides together and attached to the base is rather weak. Won't do a whole lot of good for long term strength & stability. IMHO; the base should have been a hard plastic like on the Factor shed, not this corrugated garbage. Only 2 screws are used to secure each side to this middle post and both are installed too high at the top which gets in the way of the roof install. Note that you will need to lower the screws a smidge so not to interfere with the roof install. Assembly was pretty straightforward for me, roof was also fairly easy to line up and securely fasten. The vents need screens, no biggie as I just bought nylon mesh for screen doors trimmed to fit. The insert for the door hinge and lock mechanism fasteners were way off. Had to move them around to kind of work. As an example, if using 5 screws to fasten a hinge, only 3 out of the 5 will make contact with the inserts...and that is barely making contact. Again, the slots are way off. I live out in the High Desert of Los Angeles and we have the occasional wind advisory up to 50 mph winds. Considering Keter is a Israeli company, they hopefully tested this product in their desert environment which I am sure is harsher than ours. Also need more screws to fasten the sides to the plastic frame. Although technically there were extras (in comparison to what is required according to the assembly manual) you folks need to include more. A quick trip to my local Lowes for some near identical stainless fasteners solved that problem for me. Although this shed will be located on concrete, I still went ahead and built a wood base utilizing treated 2x4s and plywood. I need this shed to last. (using it to store two 55 gallon water drums) Again, that corrugated floor is weak and lacking. Size is near perfect (a little off on the measurements) but if one really wants this size shed, suggest spending a little more and buy the Keter Factor instead. Keter Manor sheds are overpriced by at least $100; I can only imagine how really flimsy the larger version is.

This shed is very well designed. I am an engineer, and bad design can drive me batty. I was also skeptical about the sturdiness when the box arrived. Imagine panels constructed like cardboard, but out of fairly thin plastic resin. Keep in mind that plastic resin is actually pretty tough, though, via "strain delocalization". What they cannot do is sustain much compression. However, this design uses a steel frame for structural integrity and these resin panels like a "curtain" in modern buildings. Modern building use glass curtains, but can be 100 stories tall because the structure is provided by steel beams. This shed does something similar with steel structural beams that are mostly hidden from view. Here the plastic panels keep the steel beams protected from the weather, and the beams protect the plastic from buckling. A nice design. I have been using it for a few months now, and am quite happy with how it holds up. With a few plants sprinkled around it, it even looks nice. I _could_ have a nicer shed, but would have to spend several factors more money to be significantly happier. The price/quality ratio is very high for this one. There are other reviews that are quite negative. For example, one of them shows the shed blown over. I could easily imagine that happening in circumstances other than mine, because the shed is pretty light. Mine is in a location that will not get that much wind so is not a concern. However, it could easily be anchored to the ground to avoid this problem. I also saw other complaining about the flimsiness of the panels. This is also true, but not a problem for structural integrity, as I commented above. You could probably puncture the panels with a metal tool, or drill, or something. We use it to store gardening tools (not powered) and it is not an issue for us. Finally, someone else complained about the security not being optimal, because the screws on the latch are on the outside. This is also correct, but anyone willing to go to those lengths to get inside, could easily get inside by other means. I would not use it to store valuable items from thieves, if this were the main security. We live in a city, but am not too concerned about someone breaking in to take my rake or trowel. We have a not-terribly-securely-locked gate which keeps people away from the yard where the shed is stored, but I am not too concerned about it. There is no lock on the shed. It keeps honest people honest. Probably shouldn't use it for a meth lab.

Siento que la calidad de los materiales no es buena, sobre todo, considerando el precio. Faltaron 2 piezas del techo y un tornillo y aún no me han dado respuesta. Es difícil de armar, un poco tardado y debe ser entre 2 personas. En general, el cobertizo funciona bien, sí me ha sido muy útil y se ve bonito.

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Good product, well designed and instructions easy enough to follow, I am very pleased with the completed build. Patience and a little more effort to fit some sections is needed, as is two people at the final stages of erecting sides and roof. I have always had a wooden shed, but on reflection I am glad to have chosen the plastic version with its favourable lack of regular maintenance, and this is very robust and will stand up to the wind and storms.

It's enough Spacious and economical.

Shed is made of coroplast. There was some minor product defects and delivery damage including split in roof panel that I patched up with tuck tape. Normally would’ve returned it, but due to current delivery times, the fixable defects weren’t worth the hassle. It came together ok and is quite sturdy, but not worth the expensive price tag.