GreesumOutdoor Storage Shed 10 x 8 ft. Utility Tool Shed Metal Storage Garden Shed with Door & Lock for Patio Storage, Brown

I'm really happy with the quality, considering the low price. I expected holes to not line up or other problems, but it went together easily. It also came with several extra screws, which was nice. My only complaint is that the directions didn't do a good job of showing which way was up on some of the parts, so I had to pause and think about how it would go together or flip forward to see how later parts would line up. I imagine if someone doesn't have an eye for detail, they may struggle.

This is a lovely shed, all said and done. It looks like a "mini me" of my art studio behind it. The pieces are done such that they only go one way, which helps figuring out how to put them together. And now for the "cons"...It was a lot of work that requires much patience. Taking the shrink wrap off the pieces alone took days. And, thank goodness, my husband is handy with a drill. One piece didn't have the holes. One of the screw packets was ripped open. As a result, we ran out of screws and had to buy more. Some of the pieces had some dents and dings but nothing major.For the price, and the end result, I recommend it :-).

This shed is just perfect for a small yard! It was easy to put together and looks really nice. The safety gloves were nice to have . It took 2 people about 4 hours to put together. Just make sure to count all pieces and lay them out for easy access when called for in the instructions. There is a thin plastic on ALL pieces! You can peel off or just leave it all on. This shed is sturdy and a great value! I did caulk and fill in some gaps just to try and keep mice and bugs out. Great shed at a great price!! Very pleased with my purchase. I did put a floor in this shed.

Pros:CostWell labeled pieces for installationSizeCons:Flimsy, don't think it would stand up to strong windMetal twists easilySome pieces just don't match upInstructions for top frame unclear & don't clearly show which side is upNo floorThere are a LOT of pieces to assemble, but once you get the hang of it it went fairly smoothly. Make sure to assemble it on a level surface.Trust them that you need to wear gloves. I have cuts from the metal that are still healing!Overall it was inexpensive, which is what I wanted and will hold what I need it to, but you get what you pay for.

So I bought this shed because in the pictures the have an outline of a person who is standing in the doorway. That kind of advertising, you would assume that an average height human would be able to walk into this shed without ducking. That is not the case here. It's not even remotely true. This thing might be 80 inches tall, at the crown, measured on the outside of the building to the very highest point. In reality, it is only about 75 inches to the bottom of the main support beam floor to ceiling. And the doors? Well, the only way you're getting into it without stooping is if you are 5'5" and barefoot.Other than that, it's a metal shed. It's not wonderful, it's not completely awful. At least it doesn't have those raggedy sliding doors. The price was right at the time I got mine, but it seems to fluctuate a bit. Instructions were clear enough to understand, but you need to be paying attention to the pictures because you might end up putting something in the wrong orientation if you aren't following along very closely.Took me about 4 hours to assemble by myself. Would have gone a lot faster and perhaps been significantly easier if I had help, but it was a weekend project and I wasn't in a rush. Just something to do during the day.Made a floor out of used plasting pallets (the un-nestable ones) and laid some treated plywood down as a floor. I built a small ramp into it to get my Harley in and out easier. Overall effect is acceptable, but I could have spent less money and had a nicer overall product building out of wood.

The media could not be loaded. This shed is underrated and under reviewed. Some ends were slightly bent but easily bent back into place with pliers. Took me a long time about 15 hours split into 2 days to assemble but couldve got some time was spent doing rework because i put some thing on backwards or upside-down. If you have someone to put the screws in the washers and set them up so they dont separate helps a lot. They also give you more than enough screws washers and bolts so if you drop some in the grass and cant dind them dont worry if youll still have enough. Also if you do split it into 2 or more days like myself assemble the doors, front and back gables and vents, and roof beams while you are in for the night. Yes its dents easily but its expected and the dents are easily and effortlessly pushed back into place. If youre looking for a shed this is a good one. I purchased the indoor and outdoor solar lights from amazon. I plan on putting silicon around the base border to waterpoof it. I also plan on adding windows. For the foundation i bought about 40 bags of quikrete gravel and 70 bags of quikrete cement mix and did a drypour (which was easy and hard at the same time. Hard part was moving the bags. Easy part was setting it look on YouTube for more instructions on dry pouring cement). I would definitely recommend just getting a cement truck to come out and pour it while you do the screeding or do a gravel or wood palet foundation to save money unless you have a team to move the cement and gravel bags. But all in all this shed is exactly what i need and for the price i cant believe it.