Nothing and I mean absolutely nothing lines up! I expected a bit of a challenge but omg the instructions were almost nonexistent. Quality hmmm let’s see NONE! Something as simple as a shed should not have all the issues that this thing has. Frustrated Irritated done right mad! ARROW SHED run the other way!!

Very flimsy material. The worst part is probably that the doors do not line up and can’t really close. Pull on them a bit harder and they’ll pretty much bend in half. Expect to drill a lot of holes since many do not line up. It takes about 3-4 hours to put together.

It took me 4 days to put it together and the result is a shed that feels solid. There are a couple places where the pre-drilled holes are obviously off, but it was easy to drill new ones. There will be gaps by design that water can come in and run down the walls inside. The plastic wasters for outside screws really are not water tight. At corners are holes big enough for small rodents to enter. And in particular the roof on the back side don't have overhang at all, and water will come down from inside of the back wall. Assembly instruction can be a little confusing. In particular part about not screwing down the base frame comes at the end when hanging the doors, when one probably would have already screwed it down after meticulously squared the base frame during step 1. It is not necessary to square it and shouldn't be screwed down as the metal shed want to set its own shape as you assemble it. And screwing it down eventually create a mismatch and twist the door frame and he doors won't close properly. A lot of metal pieces should have their angle manually adjusted. In particular, the top rail on the back where the roof is screwed in should be adjust to have a > 90 degree angle. Otherwise it bends the roof and cause water to pool there instead of running off the back. Also it should be noted that only the right side door (facing the shed) opens like a door. The other door has latch on the top and bottom that needed to be pulled to open/close it. Like double entry doors of a house, and unlike double closet doors. So one side of the shed is a little less accessible than the other. The door itself is so weak that the lock option is really there for safety of littles rather than any kind of security.

Just started to put it together yesterday. Instructions are a little bit difficult until you understand how it’s working after you review it. Finding parts numbers and putting them together sometimes a lot of the holes don’t lineup, but mostly it appears to be decent shed. I would suggest future customers to really review the instructions, separate the parts find the right numbers and match it to where it’s gonna go, but I would take a marker and write down on the parts where you find them and write where they go would be helpful.

Purchased the shed last year and it was a great size for storing bikes and yard tools in our small backyard. It was a bit tricky to put together with the tiny screws that kept dropping, and we needed two people for some of the sections, but I love how it looks, and it feels very solid even after a rough, snowy winter. #sweeps