After the shed has been constructed, it actually looks quite nice once it has been put together. The quality of the materials makes me hesitant to recommend it to others. Our contractor told us that the metal is similar to soffit material if youre familiar with that gauge of metal (pretty thin). In addition, the screws they provided are very short. Which is probably why the manufacturer said it was sturdy up to 30 mph winds. Our contractor added very strong anchors to hopefully reduce wind impact. The assembly booklet seems straightforward. It took our contractor and two other men 8 hours to put it together. It is a large shed and holds quite a bit. If you live in an area where winds that stay below 30 mph, you might be OK with this item.

The shed is really nice and big. I took the guy three days to put it together, but he also didn’t spend the entire day on it. It has sliding doors and you’re able to put a lock on it. You can see it came in three boxes. It has a floor that goes with it, but I had the guy also put me a wood floor so it’s sturdier.

​We finally finished the new tool shed! It’s a great unit, but plan ahead for a long day of assembling. It took my husband, son, and son-in-law 12 hours to complete it. It comes wrapped in plastic that takes forever to peel off (the guys left that part for me, and I’m still working on it!). ​A few pieces were a bit bent out of the box, but we made it work. The unit is much shorter than I imagined it to be but feels very spacious inside. I love that it has its own floor system. You will need to provide your own padlock as it did not come with one

Great shed, it took me three days to complete by myself. Here is a recap of my experience 1) Instructions For the most part the instructions were easy to follow, but there were a few areas where clarity was needed, such as should the gable flange go over or under the roof panels. The biggest issue is the trusses were wrong. If oriented the way the instructions indicated the angle of the top would have been opposite the slope of the roof, and it would have screwed to the wrong side of the end brackets and not line up with the holes in the roof panels. Reversed 180° the trusses mounted properly but all of the pre-drilled screw holes were in the wrong location and I had to drill new holes to install the roof panels. The holes pre-drilled in the wall top framework were all correct, so it was only the trusses. Also the instructions were not clear about the center two being bolted together before installation and that caused a delay. 2) Parts All of the parts were included (except the previously mentioned trusses that were labeled correctly but not drilled in the correct placement). I especially liked that each box had its own parts list, that made it easier to find which box the needed parts were in. A few of the screw packets were not labeled but were able to be identified by the parts list drawings and process of elimination. 3) Assembly The floor and wall assembly was seamless and completed in half a day. The truss system was where the issues began. Every hole had to be drilled for roof panel installation, but other than the delay it was manageable. The door assembly and attachments went smoothly and the instructions were clear. The installation of the roof trim also did not line up with the pre-drilled holes and required drilling as the trusses did. Overall the product and instructions were all satisfactory and I am very pleased with the results.

I really wanted to love this shed, but it was a disappointment. The materials are very flimsy and feel cheap, which makes me question how well it will hold up over time. To make matters worse, several pieces arrived bent and damaged from shipping, which made assembly frustrating and time-consuming. Overall, it looks okay once put together, but the quality just isn’t there for any price. I wouldn’t purchase again.