Arrow Vinyl Sheridan Steel Storage Shed, Meadow Green/Almond, 10 x 8 ft.

This took me about a day and half to assemble with some help from my wife and my 8 yr old. :) Solid construction and very nice looking. Tip of the day: Make very sure that your foundation is level at all corners! The more off bubble you go the harder it will be to align this thing as it goes up. Also, when constructing my foundation, I went just a bit larger than the instructions called for and used some 2" x 2" aluminum flashing to protect the outside edges of the exposed flooring. This gave me some leeway on squaring the building onto the foundation. If you build to an exact measurement the result of any slight miscalculation will be overly apparent once you get to the roofing section and cause you nightmares. One more thing, the "weather stripping" included with the shed is just duct tape. You can find better alternatives at your local hardware store.**UPDATE** After four years of Louisiana weather and two moves on a trailer, this shed is still in just as great a shape as the day I put it together. The materials are top notch and the coloring is not fading on the panels. The doors stick a bit (light spray in the track with some WD-40 fixes this) and I accidentally busted the bottom of one of the handles (these are just plastic) but other than that, it has held up very nicely for the money! Definitely more durable than a similarly priced wooden structure!

Sent different size, yet AMAZON (as always) made things right. I have the "COSTCO" plastic one (about the same price and 1/2 the size) which I was not very happy with as it "breaks" very easy if you have a heavy object inside and it falls. Had to Glue the sides back together and patch the small tear so I decided to try this one. While much stronger a real pain to put together, yet I knew that going in just NOT HOW MUCH SO, I would do a wooden one next time! If you are getting this type, Amazon is the best place to get it from! Also, I would not do the arrow foundation kit again either as it was both more work (and just as costly) as a "real" foundation.

This shed is perfect for what I needed. I had not outside storage and it worked out great.Before the shed arrived I downloaded the build instructions and constructed the foundation ahead of time. I ended up building mine on a wood floor. The shed comes in a box that is about the same size as the box my 55 inch TV came in. It is heavy.I'm very good at building kits and it still took me and my wife about 10 hours to assemble. The shed is pretty sturdy. It is only a basic metal building so don't expect to be doing chin ups from the rafters. When you put it together you BETTER make sure the floor is square and level in every direction. If not, you will not be able to line up the screw holes and then you will have serious problems.Overall I like the shed. It serves its purpose nicely.

Looks good in the picture and the price was right. I recieved this shed at the beginning of July. It is now the first week of Oct and I am done trying to put the last several pieces on this shed. Make sure you own a drill. Very few holes lined up to put it together. In order to put it together you have to drill new holes. Lesson learned, you get what you pay for.I also ordered the anchor kit and the floor frame kit because they were both recommended to go with the shed. Don't bother spending all that extra money. You don't need either but I'm stuck with them both. Since it took so long to get the shed up and I finally knew for sure I wouldn't need them I checked on returning them. Too much time has passed to return them. Guess I'll store them in the shed!

I would not recommend this shed to anyone. Assembling this shed is very, very labor intensive. An 8x10 Arrow shed is not 8x10 it's about 4" less. The metal is so thin and flimsy that it bends/dents much too easily. You must use a lot of caution when you lean a broom handle against it. There is no place to mount any hangers for tools, extension cords, etc. You must buy or build a base. If you build a base and do not want it to be exposed to the weather, you will need to contact Arrow for the correct base dimensions. The new dimensions will provide for a base that is the same size as the shed base. I did not rate it a one “hate it” because I am stuck with it now and it does provide storage space.

I am a handy guy. And my friend is a very handy guy.It took us 24 hours together to build the base and assemble the 1500 parts of this shed.We could have easily build a wood shed in less time for no more money.And our wood shed would be much much much stronger. The metal of this shed is so light gague that even falling pinecones will put dents in it.He and i agree, we will never build a metal shed again. A metal shed is not worth the investment of time for the insubstantial building resulting.I give it 2 stars just because it had all the parts and did go together.

This building has a poor design and too many flaws. I am a mechanical engineer and I recommend not buying a metal shed. There are hundreds of bolts, nuts, screws, washers in addition to the flimsy sheet metal. The instructions are very poorly written and very east to make a mistake. I had to take things apart and redo many/many times. I am very mechanically inclined and work on equipment costing tens of thousands of dollars and this shed was a major pain in the rear. My advice is to buy a wooden shed from Home Depot, Lowes, or even order from Costco. I later found a much better shed for $999.00 from Costco. I wished I had seen it sooner. My best advise is not to buy a metal shed no matter who the manufacturer is.

It is good for the price. Instructions could be clearer. With the reinforcing I did on my own it should last a long time