C’est article est arrivé dans les bonne délai elle est de bonne qualité et elle est très facile à monter

Was easy to put together. Works well.

Great shed. Hasn’t gone up yet

Great outdoor storage shed. We will place it in our backyard near our patio. We plan to use it to store our lawn equipment and bikes. Has a good amount of room inside. The roof was a little tricky to put on but directions were fairly easy to follow.

The shed I received is not gray, it is taupe... more brown than gray and definitely not the dark gray as shown in the product images (see photo - gray and charcoal metal shown as an example). The only accurate color description was the roof. The front horizontal support bar for the open area was not the correct configuration; in order for the pre-drilled holes on the roof pieces to align with the holes in the horizontal bracket, I had to flip the support bar backwards then drill two holes for the bar to attach to the brackets on each side (and now it doesn't lay flat because it is angled to match the roof slope, which now goes in the opposite direction of the bracket's slope). The metal brackets that hold up the roof's horizontal support bars in three of the four corners of the open area are flimsy and unlikely to withstand high winds. I have my shed anchored in concrete with long TapCon screws, and even the brackets that are provided to anchor the two vertical poles for the open area are flimsy. According to the product image, the metal support bars and brackets appear to be the same color and material as the vertical poles but in reality, they are a cheap and thin galvanized metal that is already discoloring in some areas (see photos) - I'm going to have to spray paint them as there are no covers or metal overlays for these galvanized pieces. It's ok quality for the price, but for the amount of time it takes to assemble, I would rather have paid a little extra for better quality materials and know it will last at least one year before parts need to be replaced. I've had it for +/-3 months and already the galvanized is discoloring (see photo). Updated to add that it basically turns into a sail during high winds. I had it anchored into the concrete and it still started to go airborne with the wind gusts. Not only did I have to weigh and tie it down with cinderblocks on the latest windy day (middle Tennessee), but the frame is bent and the brackets that hold the anchor screws have broken off completely from the frame (the metal is thin). I now have to retrofit it with wood framing since the metal framing is damaged (there are some kinks in the metal siding, but it survived the wind better than the framing did). I'd suggest just building one from scratch using standard building materials because this metal framing is flimsy.