Outsunny 5ft x 3ft Metal Garden Storage Shed, Outdoor Tool Shed with Sloped Roof, Lockable Door for Tools, Equipment, Brown

Took the OH 3 hours on his own to put up - he is in the building trade so not a DIYer.Study and solid and really nice green.Instructions leave a little to be desired and may be difficult to follow for a total novice.1 set of holes didn't match up but no real issue to drill.Lock a bit flimsy and has screws that a crook could easily unscrew anyway, so he's replaced with rivets and a better lock which would at least give enough time for the dog to realise someone was in the gardenOverall good value decent shed with really quick shipping

Before buying this shed there are a few things that you need to know. It is difficult to build, you need two people throughout the building process just as the instructions say. It takes quite a bit of time to build, three or four hours I would guess. A base is not included and so you need to install one after completion. Without a base I suspect it would blow away on the winds we have close to the North Atlantic on the West Coast of Scotland. Time, patience and a still day are prerequisites for the building process. Thats the bad news. Now for the good news.As many other reviews state (and that's the reason I bought it) if you are willing to put in the effort to build this small shed then it is worth buying. When complete it is sturdy. As luck would have it (but quite normal here) last night we had a storm. It withstood the high winds, heavy rain, and sleet even though I had not installed the base. I cut pressed, permeated wood today. and put a base in. Once you have all your stuff inside it should be enough weight to withstand most storms. As for the depths of next winter I shall just have to wait and see.It is well worth buying.

This is my 2nd one av bought so convenient the space is a lot bigger than you think is like dr who's tardushusband put it up on his own there was a few blue words good quality material

Should have known, you get what you pay for. Rather flimsy tin sheets. Instructions not very clear diagrams, difficult to work out which way round some pieces were supposed to be laid. One piece no18 the top door stop was not even mentioned when to fit it. Definitely needs 2 if not 3 people to assemble especially need someone agile enough to bend down to hold the fiddly bolts at the bottom. One of side supports was dented , not noticed until separated from its counterpart which was not dented so obviously done during manufacture. The door surround needs more support as the door ( which does have cross supports ) is too heavy for the rather flimsy surround and the hinges pull on the side causing a gap when closed which will let wet in. All the screws, bolts and washers , screwdriver and even gloves ( small fit) were included. Protective gloves are essential as the tin panel edges are very sharp when you are trying to manoeuvre them into place. I Needed a garden tool shed urgently but only temporarily so this has filled the need, not sure it will be able to be moved easily. Don’t expect this to last any length of time, so if you want anything to last a good while go for something better quality.

Everything about it is wrong, I purchased this back in January, and have only just gotten around to putting it together. The procedure was a nightmare, the holes nothing lined up too late to send back so my neighbour and I struggled on, making adjustments as we went, I am now going to get something suitable to stop leakage from the roof holes that didn't line up, I could go on and on.Then last but not least, the supposedly 5ft x 3ft, is actually 4ft 3.5inch x 2ft 5 inch. If my neighbour hadn't persuaded m to carry on, the whole heap of crap would have got thrown onto front lawn to await scrap man. Ok its up and looks ok from a distance, but close up you see every badly made part.

I prefer a shed with low maintenance. That is not have to paint or repair due to bad weather and time. This is perfect to put all your garden tools. I made a concrete base and screed and paint the floor. The instructions are not that good, but go on you tube you find the gist of putting it to together.

7 hours start to finish though that included building the base with just me me doing it.I was not aware when I bought it that you needed an external base. I did have some old flagstones that I utilised but they required mortering.The pack did not have enough plastic washers but I had lots of left-over screws even though I filled every hole possible and a lot of screwing. The holes were often slightly misaligned but a power screwdriver with a magnetic bit helped me to maneuver with one hand and screw with the other.Oh, and if you get the outside roof panels (part 7) back-to-front, the middle roof panel will not sit right.In the main I'm fairly happy with it.

Nice compact sized shed. NiceColoured finish. No floor but easy to put in some wood or planks on top of felt as it’s only small. Instructions are adequate/perfect Tips for assembly 1/ don’t over tighten screws 2/ holes are not supposed to line up perfectly this is to enhance strength and rigidity once assembled. 3/ be patient