This is going to be super helpful for organizing my garden and yard stuff. However, DO NOT buy this shed unless you have engineering, custom fabrication, or similar experience, or plan to hire someone to put it together for you. I'm an MIT trained engineer, and hubby is an engineer from Lowell Tech with 40 years of custom fabrication experience. Naturally we have the proper tools as well. There really are not "directions" in the classical sense, just a series of drawings, some of which leave out important details. A few parts were mislabeled. We also had as excess of nuts but insufficient screws, we had to rummage around the miscellaneous screw bin to find enough to finish assembly. Parts are not marked to indicate which orientation you will need the screw holes to be in, so we had to disassemble and reassemble pieces as we went. That's sort of normal in fabrication, so we didn't get upset, but if you aren't used to projects like this, you are going to get frustrated. We tried to use all the pre punched pilot holes, but did end up drilling a few pilot holes on our own. We spent about 6 hours in total, but that included time to sit and think and strategize. For the most part, 2 of us were sufficient, but a couple of times we needed one of the kids as an extra set of hands to hold things in place. We are going to level it up and use a few more sheet metal screws to rigidize the structure later. I think we are going to be very happy with it.

This was bought for a playground to put infant equipment in, it is perfect! The outside shelves are even better!

Only problem I had was trying to put it together without a manual.

I did not receive any parts to build this except for the tin on the roof.

Very difficult to put together. Took us 7 hours with two people. So many pieces, it was overwhelming. Also the metal is very thin….we doubt this will last very long. For the price it should be better made.