Wear gloves the whole process! Those things are sharp. The directions on the manual is kind of confusing. I had to constantly look underneath the frame to see what letter it is so I know I’m putting the right things together. I didn’t realize there was an entire video on how to install it (in a much simpler way) so it took a lot more time than it should’ve. It also took awhile because I assembled it alone— it may be easier with a partner to help. Minor issues with some damagingwarping of the steel but I was able to bend most of it back into place. Once you get the frame together, everything else is quite simple to figure out. The shed is a decent size. There is no flooring so have a plan. This will come in handy as extra storage. I intend on putting my chicken coop right beside the shed. Affordable, easy for a girl to assemble, light enough to move if you need to place it somewhere else and useful for many purpose. Besides the imperfections and confusion of assembly, I’m happy with my purchase.

This 2-n-1 lean to garden tool shed with pergola. Is a cute convenient item. However the assembly instructions are a bit vague and complicated to understand in some areas. Also, some parts dont align as they should making assembly slightly complicated. Although once its finally finished it is a nice useful shed.

I chose the 12x4 ft metal lean-to shed with open sided pergola 2-in1 durable garden tool shed with lockable door and vents in black and white. Ot arrived well packaged and without incident in two packages. It took approximately three days to assemble with the very many pieces. Even though it includes some basic tools, we made better time with power tools. Probably the most frustrating part of the assembly was the tiny picture drawing. The instructions seemed correct, but it didnt give clear drawings where it mattered. Like which steel tbe faces up and out. - because the hole pattern matters. I wasted a small bit of time during assembly. The other difficult part was putting the thing down on a level ground or pad. If you like pealing stuff, youll love peeling off the protective layer plastic. Some people say leave the plastic on white assembly to protect from scratches, but then your struggling to peal it off from all the intersecting seams and fasteners. It was WAY better removing the plastic first before assembly - just go slow and careful. Ultimately, it turned out great! The photo shows it being large enough to have chairs or grill cart under the pergola, but no, its not. Maybe if you are under 4ft tall. I had to raise mine to fit my grill.

It is Very cute, small size is perfect for small lots. It will hold a good bit of yard tools and the pergola is great for protecting my grill. Assembly was not too bad, the metal had a few knocks, but I think that would happen no matter what. All in all, I’m happy with it!