SOLAURA 6'x4' Outdoor Vented Storage Shed Garden Backyard Tool Steel Cabin (Grey)

I bought this knowing it is under $300. I was pleased. Others said it was hard to assemble, but I found it easy. I laid all the parts out in order alphabetically and followed the directions. I had it up by myself in under 3 hours. It is a little flimsy, but I bought treated plywood and made a base then screwed the building into it - this sturdy it up significantly. The right door was damaged upon delivery. I reached out to customer service and they promptly replied and are shipping me a new door. I haven’t received it yet and will update this if I don’t receive the replacement door.Update: replacement door received and all is great.

This is the definition of a building nightmare . Instruction are horrible and I mean it there that bad. I have build countless things from Ikea to you name it this tops it all. The structure is flimsy and not stable. The color is nice but comes with dents on the sheet metal . Save your sanity and your money they will charge you shipping to return it.

Great for a small shed directions not so easy to understand.

First of all you have to use two people. Need one person to hold parts in place and other person screws. Metal is thin and flimsy but not horrible when put together. Metal screws don’t need to be over tight. Just snug cause no washers or nuts are used. Sliding front doors do not lock together. They just open in the wind. I’ll have to add a latch at some point. Took less than two hours to build with screw gun. Way too many screws for a screw driver and would kill your forearms

This is one of the cheapest steel sheds you can buy, of course with that comes it being a low quality one.Pro:*If you're a handy person this is a very easily assembled shed (instructions are fairly lacking in detail).*low cost, gets the job done.*barn doors instead of hinged doors is convenient for smaller areas.*lightweight, should be easy for people with moderate strength to be able to work on from start to finish without overexerting themselves.Con:*26 gauge steel, it's flimsy and several panels and the doors came out of the box damaged (appears to have been packaged damaged, not during transit).*the design and the materials used leave it still somewhat flimsy after assembly, if you have straight line winds this would probably be a bad choice.*100-120 screws are needed to finish assembly as not enough come with it, #8x3/8".*the screws do not always catch fully into the layer of sheet metal that they're supposed to go through (appears to be a design issue, diameter of pilot holes too large, sacrificing strength for ease of assembly for people without experience).*because of the design it will leak if you don't caulk the seams and many of the screws, and there are openings under the eave sides that wind driven rain could get blown in through.*being such thin steel a slight breeze can deform/misalign the structure during assembly especially when the first wall panels get put in they can act like a sail and pull the wall out of plumb.*it is light (around 130 lbs) so if you don't have a windbreak like a privacy fence you may want to consider getting some tie downs for it.just a pet peeve:*it's more grey than white

I have had the box open for a while. Many dozens of poorly labeled parts, Chinese instructions, and hundreds of screws. Good luck!

Easy for me to assemble. I built a base that was 8x6 which is a little bigger than the shed but was well worth the effort. Being level and square made it go together easier. I also think having it off the ground would make it last longer.

NOT ENOUGH HARDWARE INORDER TO ASSEMBLE THIS PRODUCT. SHORT 54 SCREWS. HAD TO GO TO HARDWARE STORE FOR MORE. COST ME AN ADDITIONAL $8. VERY POOR ASSEMBLYDIRECTIONS AND PICTURES.