Not easy to assemble, but wonderful to use when it is done.

Would not buy this again. The assembly was horrible. the holes don't line up and there is NO help.

Its a pretty cheap shed but you get what you pay for. The dimensions for the base were too big so Ill have to flash it so the plywood doesnt rot. It was missing about 20 screws so had to make a store run. A third of the wall panels were dented like a forklift hit it but the box wasnt damaged in that area. The one roof panel was about an inch shorter than the rest. The black metal giving the roof its pitch is super thin so the pressure to get the screws started on the roof panels caused the side piece to get wavy. The angle to trim out the roof is the same super thin metal so thats also wavy as the ocean is. The side panels will probably need rivets because if you lean on the wall or the kids hit it with their bikes the pieces will separate. The protection film on the thin metal was almost impossible to remove so the roof will eventually look like it was sunburned and start to peel. The roof gets extremely hot especially if you have the fortune of thinning hair and come in contact so I added 2 extra vents to at least cool it a little more. It wasnt that difficult to put together, I did it by myself in about 4 hours (base took a couple hours to get right the day before)

The shed arrives in 2 boxes. Make sure to inspect the corners for damage. I got one box damaged and it bent the metal sheets. These panels are very thin (basically paper). I had a shutter panel and key near by. I took a picture to show you a comparison of the thickness. For the price do not expect a sturdy product that will hold in high wind or tropical storms. Make sure you have someone else helping you. It’s a lot of work and make sure you have gloves. The heat will make the sheets unbearable to touch and without them you will get cut (very paper thin and sharp panels).

This is how it arrives, in two large boxes. The gauge of the metal is pretty thin, but it will be perfect for storing the grill and other garden tools. Waiting for the weather to break to completely assemble.