So far it looks great but will have to see how it’ll perform through the winter and some heavy rain. The installation instructions were mainly photos. Some steps were a bit unclear but I managed to install with my 68 year old mother. We did have to spend a lot of time to build the base to secure the shed and also to remove the protective films.

We unboxed this and it is peeling all over. I am not sure if this is expected or a defect of some sort, but now I’m questioning if the quality is even good on this since this is how it came straight out the box, which is not a good sign

I’ve decided to turn this 6x4ft shed into a coop for my chickens. I did not install the doors but instead stored them away in case I eventually do decide to use them. The only downfall with this shed is the Saran Wrap that covers it in its entirety. I didn’t bother removing it once I realized how long it would take. All in all, this shed is a good choice for my needs.

Construction took what felt like a lifetime. Tons and tons of parts and hardware. WEAR THE INCLUDED GLOVES or risk being easily cut on the metal sheets. Many tedious steps. With all of the little pieces of hardware, it is very easy to drop pieces and extras are not included. Should include extra plastic washers along with F1 screws. Also know there is no floor to this shed.

If you’re looking for a DIY cheaper shed, this would most likely work for you. It definitely takes 2 people several hours to complete. Some screws had extras in case you lost one but others didn’t. Some of the holes didn’t line up so we had to drill new ones and not everything sits perfectly flat. Overall, it’ll get the job done.