Mon 4 rous entre parfaitement dans la cabine

So glad we set this bike storage lean to shed up before the major storm hit! This shed and the material held up so well while the heavy winds and snow piled up! Kept our belongings dry from everything!

If you can afford to add the professional assembly, I really recommend it. This took about 8 hours and two persons to assemble. It is spacious and the shelves inside are a plus. You can fit more than bikes in here the two doors make it easy to get things in and out. Great useful item for sure.

My daughter in law needed a garden shed so I grabbed this for her and had my son build it. This is what he had to say: 16-17 hours is what I took to complete this. Also ran out of nuts so had to scramble for replacements out of my own stash. I didn’t notice the door bolts on the double doors so I still hafta put those on but that means undoing some support beams to fit them. It’s a decent shed at the end of the day. Only real problem is the double doors don't line up and you hafta strain to fit the left one so you can lock the doors. Unfortunately, when you look at the breakdown by time and money, you can get a prefab much cheaper. I usually don't grade on building a product BUT this one went above and beyond what passes for building a product for use. It probably would be close to 24-26 hours had I removed all of the film from every panel and slat as well as cut every plastic washer clean (see last photo to see how unclean the washers mostly go on) but after taking an hour and a half for five sheets and looked at the 30+ more to do I said forget it. Also removing all of the parts numbers from the pieces would take forever specially because the glue they used does not come off easily. Highly recommend laying all pieces out numerically instead of putting all pieces together like the first few instructions tell you as that wastes time and space. It feels like they think you have a giant warehouse to build this puppy in. Like i said it is a decent shed but do you want to waste 17 hours to build it or pay someone to build it? Wayfair charges close to $700 to build and at $20 an hour for someone to build it in 17 hours would be an additional $340 or at 24-25 hours to get all the film and stickers and washers clean that would be $480-$500 on top of the kit price.

This shed was a nightmare to assemble. I understand why the manufacturer would want to make the instruction manual reusable in other countries with different languages, but their solution was disastrous. There are only low-resolution drawings and no narrative instructions. Many of the parts can easily be flipped one way or the other during assembly, but only one way is correct. Going back to change things to the correct orientation is time consuming and frustrating, requiring removing many screws and panels. Speaking of screws, you will be manually inserting close to 300 of them. Since some parts were inadvertently flipped the wrong way in the building process due to the ambiguous instructions, I had to drill approximately 40 'extra' holes along the way to keep from disassembling various sections. Also, if the surface that you are installing this shed on is not completely flat, it will be a pain to install shims to attempt to level the structure. If you don't, the flimsy doors won't align properly which makes opening and closing them a chore. I am a hands-on, DIY guy with an engineering background and this shed took about 10 hours to build over a weekend. This will be the first and last manufactured shed I purchase - next time I will build one from scratch. Lastly, the metal panels are so thin that I don't expect this shed to last through the winter. Disposing of it will be almost as painful and time consuming as building it was for me!