Parfait

This is a great shed to hold other stuff while having remodeling work done. It with stands some rain and wind. However, you probably want to put tarp down around edges as there is no bottom ground underneath edges get wet. I wish the corners were a little more secure but that could do with our assembly. Assembly a little tricky but mostly easy as the poles have to layout the correct way. Also be careful tightening the corner straps so belt does twist or fold in. Also recommend, you have three people for assembly and watching assembly video several times before assembling.

I just put this up, and it has the most detailed instructions I've ever seen! All of the parts were there, everything numbered, everything fit together real well, I also like how you can take the ends of the shelter off and back on, Ididn't put them on from the beginning but I don't think it's going to be a big deal you just got to go up under the collar that comes around the end to keep weather out when you do have the ends on there. I'm not using the anchoring ropes into the ground, taking one to a tree and the other two into the house. I'll just have to wait and see if it can stand up to South Florida weather. Another thing is if you going to put a golf cart in there most of these shelters aren't high enough at the door but this one is.

I am able to have a small shelving unit at the back for bins containg small garden tools etc that I won't need over winter, garden stakes, bird baths etc. Room to wheel in the lawnmower and small tiller. Assembly required two people and took less than 2 hours start to finish.

Nice size but poles are weak and bend easily