Outdoor Garden Storage Metal Shed 5x3 FT for Firewood,Garbage Can,Tools,Lawnmower,Bike Shed Waterproof Log Store for Backyard Patio,Galvanized Steel with Lockable Door, Green

A great item at the price, very easy to put together, just like adult Meccano. It took three hours to put together, although I spent another two hours making a treated wooden sub base to hold it off of the ground, with roofing felt in between to stop damp. I also made a planked wooden floor, which fits between the metal base runners, to insulate it from the ground. I bought this to store a couple of outboard motors and fuel, it is perfect for this. We also decided to hang the door to open in the opposite direction. This was simple to do and made entry more convenient in the restricted space it is situated in. Overall a good product - the only down side was that on delivery every panel was dented -better packing would be advisable in my view. The roof by the way is of thinner steel than the main structure and a little flimsy, as to security, it is not secure, a few minutes with an electric screwdriver and even a blind burglar would be in!

Although I managed to assemble this by myself, I'm a retuired Design and Technology teacher, I would recommend having a partner to assist. The shed is quite roomy for garden tools but there are three things to know, hence only 4 stars: 1. It has no floor, which is not obvious from the description or photos. 2. The instructions are generally adequate but sometimes not clear, hence having to partly disassemble the shed to fit the roof. 3. The supplied bolt locks, but the screw heads are accessible to potential thieves. You will need to buy a padlock. Other than that, is is good value for money, fairly sturdy and will keep out the less determined garden predators. I would recommend screwing the base frame to heavy paving stones for added security.

Was sceptical, some reviews were not good. However this shed is great. It’s withstood a couple bad storms. Totally waterproof. Great storage, was actually not overly difficult to put together, definitely needs 2 or 3 people. All hole alignment was correct. The door and sides are good, 10/10 for sturdiness

Took a while to put together, but looks good and is perfect if you only need limited storage. Easy to move (with help) if you decide to reposition it

Awful - flimsy and full of scratches on the outer panels. We have water getting in everywhere as the panels dont meet closely in all areas. Screws are tiny so we feel that in the first strong winds it might possibly fall apart - no faith in it at all. The only thing I would say in its favour is that the panels are labelled so it makes it easier to put togther but not all the screw holes match and not all are well aligned but we did expect this. Its just not worth its money and we paid £30 postage because this was the only one that said it was waterproof.

The only instructions were in German so had to follow the pictures which was a challenge. All the panels have a plastic film on that doesn’t prevent scratching as some of the panels were scratched and it’s near impossible to get off. I have up and left it on. (It would take more than a day to strip the plastic film) The bolt is fitted with screws from the outside so useless in terms of security. The structure seems sound and once completed went together okay.

Great little shed. I was a bit wary having read some reviews that mentioned it was difficult to put together and not all screws aligned. As I wasn’t building the shed at home I took a drill and a few bits with me. As it turned out every single screw aligned. Advice before build 1. Unpack and ensure you have all pieces. 2. Do all the prep work to ensure you have a flat and solid base. The shed cannot be built if the base isn’t level. If possible split the base and shed build into two separate tasks. That prevents rushing ahead with the build before being happy with the base. 3. I don’t think it is possible to build on your own. The shed starts off feeling flimsy as you progress the build everything comes together and you end up with a very sturdy shed. 4. Don’t drill new holes. If something doesn’t align it is very likely the base isn’t level or perhaps the part you are attaching is the wrong one or even upside down. 5. Allow at least 4 hours for the build.

Instructions were ok until the roof, absolute nightmare and took a lot of putting on & turning things round and trying again. In the end it took a bit of manipulation of the metal to get the holes lined up. As others have said, not all the holes lined up so really frustrating. However once completed it is a good shed, despite the slight damage on some of the metal sheets.