I started construction on the shed today. It is 10x10 instead of the 10x12 we ordered.Can you give us a credit for the difference in price.? We purchased in feb.22 so to late to return.Thankyou.It was short one panel.I found similar locally That I just trimed down.

The instructions absolutley suck, there is no writing, just pictures, the video akso has no words, just fast pictures of things going together

Instructions are clear, and it's easy enough to put it together, but more than half the time is spend peeling shrink wrap plastic from every sheet of metal. My wife and I spent two evenings peeling the roof pieces at a rate of <3/hour each. And that's after a buddy had helped me with the wall panels. Currently there is still some plastic on the assembled shed that I'll get to at some point.

All the parts were there in the 3 packages, along with plenty of extra fasteners. Assembly was not too difficult, though there were a few issues with alignment that had to be overcome. Probably not a job for someone with limited mechanical ability or below average spatial perception.

Very happy with construction and ease of build. The handle is very lack-luster. The ribs/nubs that should be longer than the door metal are not, thus allowing the setting to spin freely making the lock obsolete. Also, the lower lock pin on the opposite door does not reach into the frame. Can it store things? Yes Can you lock items inside? No.

Very good materials and instruction manual. Easy to follow the installation manual.

Glad I listened to the reviews that recommended the product. Like one person said, just take your time and read over the directions for about half hour - they’ll become clear eventually. I’d like to add that it’s a great idea to take the screws out and insert them into the plastic washers the night before you do this. There are a couple of hundred of them it seems and thus definitely added an hour to the assembly time. I did the job by myself - I used some spring clamps to hold the panels to some heavy uprighted ramps instead of having a second helping hand. It wasn’t windy so it worked out.If you’re not handy or if this is your first assembly project, you may find it daunting. Otherwise, go for it. Once fully assembled it’s sturdy. Also DO NOT over tighten the screws with an impact driver etc - you only get one chance to mess that up. Hand tight and you’re good. I also used great stuff and caulk for the gaping spaces as the hornets and bees around here would probably look to set up shop - and I used some screen mesh to keep bugs out of the vents.

Take your time putting it together. Lay out all the pieces. Review the instructions. It all went together perfectly for me and I actually had fun building it. It certainly isn't easy and it helps lots to have a helper for several of the steps. Remove the plastic coating carefully before assembly. The holes all do line up correctly if you do it right. Other commenters saying they had to drill some of their own holes to make it work were just doing it incorrectly.

A little bit of a project to assemble by oneself but certainly worth it! I also installed some lifted tiles on the floor of the shed (highly recommend) so that rain can’t seep into anything stored on the floor. Sure beats renting a storage unit!!

Everything fits, parts, pre drilled holes, placemant