Outsunny 9 x 6ft Metal Garden Shed, Outdoor Storage Tool House with Ventilation Slots, Foundation Kit and Lockable Double Doors, Brown

13x12 green shedGreat shed , good value for money .Comes in 5 boxes which unpacked mostly in order of buildInstruction challenging but if you can decipher lego technic or mechanno instructions you will be ok.Each part has a different number stencilled on it and the instructions show where that particular part fits and which way around it goesVery flimsy while building so a very calm still day needed.I built mine alone over 2 days using clamps and vice grips to hold corners together until frame complete . Overall very pleased and would buy again

I’m very pleased with this shed. Good value for money & meet my requirements, only be storage at the back garden. No require for security lock which may not good for it. Not too difficult but not too easy for assembly, need to go with the flow with your skills, manual is just guidance but not good to follow as step by step. Got lots of cuts but quite good fun activity in sunny day.

The shed was smaller than given and therefore is a lie to customers .They also indicated to provide partial base ,but was not included .The materials are very weak and cany hold anything and need side supports to avoid being brown by high winds we normally experience.I will following this with consumer standard ,why they say its 9 by 6 and yet much more smaller and cheating the customers .I will seek partial refund and i will come back to report what the company says.Worse still ,there was delay on delivery and not what was promised .I would not recommend at all .i will also find time to provide photos

Overall good product . Took at least 5 hours to assemble. Two people needed. Damage to a lot of corners of parts packaging not good enough - straightening out possible. Don’t over tighten screws or you will have problems

Very strong shed if assembled correctly.The instruction booklet could be a lot clearer as some parts needed to show larger detail.It took two people 3 hours to assemble and the second person was only needed for the first 20 minutes.It doesn't come with a floor but does have the reinforcing bars to support one as an integral part of the structure.To begin with it seem quite cheap and flimsy right up until it's time to fit the roof panels,at this point the whole shed becomes rigid and very strong.If I need another shed whatever size it will be another of these.Zero maintenence.Strong and secure.Much cheaper than a wood shed.

Many reviews mentioned how sharp the steel was, this is the case but wearing gloves provided were good.Generally we are OK with DIY but this still took us over 5 hours to build. Instructions could be a little clearer as we put some screws in and later on had to remove them, once holes have been used once screws do not tighten. Over all we are very happy with this shed for our allotment and we are currently saving for a bigger one for our back garden.

This was the most goddam awful thing to build! I love a bit of ikea flat pack but this almost brought be to tears! Took 3-4 of us 6-8 hours to build - instructions may as well not of existed they are very poor. You end up having to take things apart to put things on as it tells you to put it together then 2 steps later you need to add to it. My advice - spend the extra money and buy wooden or plastic or pay someone to put it together. I gave 2 stars as once it’s finally together it looks ok

As sheds go we wanted metal instead of wood and for the size this was the cheapest we could find. After looking at reviews regarding needing to use a drill to put together, we found that it wasn’t needed and it went together very well.That said! The instructions could be made better with some words at tricky points (the doors for example weren’t as easy to figure out, at least for me), and maybe a video tutorial could have be produced? Also it took longer than expected (again this was the instructions causing it).As for durability, stupidly we started putting it up during windy conditions (as you can see from the photo this caused it to blown about), and although it took a few trips around the garden it did hold up well (apart form the odd scratch). The shed is not hankered down and not going anywhere.The shed isn’t watertight and there are gaps (for example: where the roof meets the sides there is a gap). Not expecting water to come in through these gaps but only time will tell.