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- #22,428 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #29 in Storage Sheds
Product Description
Corner Protection Cap
Lockable Metal Latch
Screw Protection Cap
Sturdy Iron
Morgan Moser
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
The white shed is slightly gray. Ours went together pretty easy. Takes a bit to get started. About 90% of the metal sheets have a protective plastic coating on them that needs to be removed before assembling. That’s about what takes the longest when putting this whole shed together. At least two people needed for some sections of assembly. We are using ours as a road side farm stand and it will be perfect for our use.
Krystal
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024
We bought this building for a chicken coop, it’s perfect for our fluffy butts, and safe. It was easy to install, and went together nicely. It did leak a little when it rained but only in the corners, it kept our fluffy butts dry. It takes 2 people to put together. The shipping was slow, it sat at the place for several days until the tracking was finally moving. However I would purchase again for the price.
Rp
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024
40% of the metal pieces were damaged, bent and some scratches. This can be prevented by better packaging. The metal is so thin that many of the holes were stripped out when putting in screws with a hand screw driver I have to put pop rivets on some of the seems to hold the seems together. There are to many pictures of the damage to to post, I put it together because I needed it. They should give some of my money back. I realize this comes from a long distance but they should know it gets tossed around without anyone caring. I was going to order an 8x10 foot shed but I will spend the money and make one out of wood which will cost more but no aggravation.
Maria C
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024
After having so easily assembled a more complicated pantry from Amazon, the shed was aggravating to assemble. The pantry had far more screws, but the pre-drilled holes lined up perfectly. It took awhile, but it was easy. I would estimate that about 2/3 of the shed holes did not line up... AT ALL... making it difficult to line up the pieces and, as we drilled, we just hoped the rest would fit together. After it was assembled, we had to go over the entire shed and fill/cover all the pre-drilled holes that were unusable so the thing wouldn't leak like a sieve. There were also slight deformities (manufacturing issues/shipping damage...who knows) in some of the corners of the large sheets making it impossible to fit some of the shed together without forcibly bending into the approximate appropriate angle. Just another pain in the butt in the assembly...shouldn't have to do something like that. I said to my dad, who has a lifetime of renovation/building experience, and who I assisted in assembling the shed that "we got what we paid for. It's a relatively inexpensive shed, but it's cr*p." He agreed. I would recommend spending a little more on something that you can assemble using the pre-drilled holes instead of having to drill the thing yourself. Save yourself the aggravation of trying to assemble poorly machined materials.
Julie
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
This shed is a ok price for what you get. It is a tad flimsy but does the trick. If you buy this, add patience as one of your tools! (the instructions are not the best)! 1st - Make sure you have all the number of parts BEFORE you start assembling. 2nd - I highly suggest that when you start utilizing F1 screws, use the rubber backing as you go! The instructions for those rubber backings aren't mentioned until the very end and it really makes a HUGE difference in the shed's stability. If you put them on at the end, you will not be able to reach some of the screws. Also, if you end up with a gap between the door and the frame like I did, I suggest purchasing a thin door sweep that has adhesive on it to stick to the inside of the door to keep the weather out.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023
This was fairly easy to put together. All screw holes lined up, except for 2 on the roof, when we had the pieces right, lol. All in all it took us about 4 hours. We screwed it down onto pallets for a solid base because we live in a high wind area. The angle bars in step 9 thru11, need to face inward. The picture wasn't clear for me so we had them backwards at first. Step 25 gave us the most trouble because those holes didn't line up well unless you held it up from underneath with your thumb. We ended up unscrewing some of the screws closest to that hole so the pieces could be lifted enough to get the screw in. If you lay your base pieces out correctly, all should be fine. Part B1 will be the front, B2 the back, BL - left side, BR- right side. I think the shed is great for the price.
hongxia
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023
I needed a proper storage shed to keep my lawn mower and other tools out of the elements, and for the size and price it meets my needs perfectly. The order was sent in two boxes, which came with a full complement of parts and installation instructions. The assembly process was relatively easy, just a bit time and effort intensive. The assembled shed feels good, color and finish were nice, I was satisfied with how it came out.
Sam
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
I knew it was a cheap shed but bought it to put chairs in so thought it would be perfect. Was easy to assemble until we got to the roof the holes in the front line up but the holes in the back do not. If you line up the holes in the back the front does not. Very aggravating and disappointed in the product. I DO NOT recommend this item.
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