6'x4' Outdoor Metal Storage Shed for Garden Tools Lockable Door With Floor Frame

Arrived with no damage which is remarkable for something that weighed about 90 pounds - good packaging. Instructions were great and easy to follow as all the parts and bags of hardware were clearly labeled. And wow - all the screw holes lined up perfectly. And I completely assembled it by myself (with the help of 2 clamps).

This shed took about two days to assemble, probably much less if I had someone to help me. The assembly instructions were well written and clear. The parts included a lot of extra nuts, bolts, screws and washers to account for dropped and lost parts.

I ordered this because I needed to replace an outdoor cabinet that was just an inside cabinet which I knew would fall apart. So this was a much cheaper option and will fit a whole lot more! It also stated water proof, which no other shed stated. It has washers on EVERY screw! It is very well thought out and the instructions are the best I have ever seen! It even shows you what not to do. I would say make sure you are square before you start as it all is built from the bottom up. I used my small ratcheting screw driver as I had read power tools may be too powerful. Plenty of screws and washers which is a plus as they are easy to drop and lose. I am still looking for one screw! Read over the instructions first and familiarize yourself with everything. The longest part for me was peeling off the shrink wrap that is on most every piece. This is wonderful to keep the pieces from scratching each other. I was able to take my time building it as it was under cover anyways and the way you put it together, you can set yourself stopping points. I am 63 5 ft female and did this all myself! I did need help on one part putting the bolt type pieces through the sides since my arms were not long enough to hold the nut and screw it in. I am using this for mostly my outside cooking stuff and pool towels. Since it is on concrete, I used regular tapcon screws. I just felt they would be stronger. The way it is put together, there is plenty of air flow. I may put a silicone bead around the bottom outside because blowing rain (Florida) could push water under the bottom base. I would totally buy this shed again! My instructions were missing and the company promptly gave me a link to download it. If I decide to have chickens again, I will come to this company and get my coop!

Exactly what we wanted. Perfect size. Bought to store random tools and car care items to declutter my front porch. Make sure you secure it down. We didn’t and a storm wing blew it over. Only damage was it put a dent or two in it.

I love this shed. I put it up by myself. Not super easy but not hard, just had to study the instructions. Probably had 20 hours total. Used my own lag bolts to fasten it to the concrete. Plus when I was done I built a 2 x 2 frame for the walls inside and finished the walls with pallet wood so I could hang items and don’t have to worry about banging it up front the inside. The shed is low which is fine for me because I’m 5’6 and I can stand up inside and only have to duck slightly to get in the door. I also used about 10 tubes of cheap caulk around the bottom to keep bugs and mice out. But the shed looks good and the doors work well and fit nicely. For $300 you can’t beat it!