This worked out well for our needs. Definitely not a one-person assembly job as some pieces either didn't align exactly right or needed someone else to hold pieces together so they could be attached. The holes in the door don't align very well so it's hard to attach a small lock to keep the door from swinging outward. Everything was labeled and the instructions (mostly pictures with directional arrows) were easy to follow enough. If you can assemble Lego sets, the assembly instructions were about the same method. Yes, you need a floor. Do measure the space before buying and cutting (tip - HD will give you one free cut on the giant board. Having it in two pieces makes it much easier to install inside). We also needed a ladder to assemble the roof. It is a bit flimsy though it worked well for us as we installed this in the small space between the house and fence, nestled up against another part of a fence that does not open. That way, we're not worried about it blowing over with heavy winds. [I was incentivized by Wayfair with a monetary reward in exchange for a review]

The shed broke after its first winter, even after we cleared the roof off after most snow falls. We will be replacing it with a solid wood shed.

Good size. A little Flimsy. I dont fully trust the Push rivits on the roof. Put together alone over about 5 hours, everything lined up. I made a few small mistakes I had to go back on, but directions were 90 detailed. I used low expansion spray foam inside at all the joints, rivits and some on the outside to fill any possible insect openings. The floor measurements they give in the book are perfect for a wood floor.

Quality is good, took a long time to assemble, definitely need 2 people to do so

We are pleased so far - it's raining now due to Hurrican Erin so we will be building our shed probably within the next 2 days. I would like to share a photo once it is assembled.