Patiowell 3 x 3 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Grey

Perfect size for a patio or small yard. It feels sturdy, keeps garden tools and supplies protected from the weather, and the locking mechanism adds nice peace of mind. Assembly takes a bit of patience, but the final result is well worth the effort and value.

I was looking for something to replace an old wooden platform that covered my crawlspace access point and this shed was perfect! I was able to assemble 95% of this by myself, but it would go faster with 2 people. Despite a few flaws from shipping, it looks very sleek! PROS: Very sturdy once assembled! Not too heavy to where it’s difficult to move from one location to another. Very spacious for a small shed. The instructions were just diagrams, but fairly easy to follow. CONS: The holes did not line up on the base, so you will need to drill holes in order to anchor it to concrete or a wooden platform. Step 21 shows that you are to use F1 screws to attach the handle. This is incorrect and you will need to use the F2 bolts/nuts. Prepare to spend a lot of time removing the shrink wrap and expect to still find scratches and dents from being in transit.

Absolute junk. The thinnest metal imaginable, hard to assemble as nothing lines up without bending the metal, sharp as hell. The instructions say to wear gloves, but I don’t believe it is possible to hold the tiny screws and bend everything into place and screw it together with gloves on. Such a flimsy piece of junk. Worst purchase ever! Adding a couple photos. Every piece is dented, bent and scratched. I was unable to get about 6 screws to line up. Also, because the metal is so thin, it cuts like a razor. a piece fell and put a 4” slice on my leg. My shoe filled up with blood and I only noticed because walking felt sticky and I looked down to bloody footprints. I cut a finger too. For the love of God, do not buy this!

It was difficult to find a shed with a depth greater than 24" and in matte black, but this perfectly suited our needs. Assembly was simple, but took all of the 2-3 hours estimated in the instructions (if not more). This wouldn't have been the case except that each sheet of aluminum was wrapped in a thin plastic. It was easiest to peel it off after letting the material sit in the sun for a few minutes. If you someplace with milder weather than in Phoenix, Arizona where we live, you'll likely a heat gun or hairdryer to soften the plastic. It took 3-4 sessions of about forty minutes to progressively unpackage each piece and assemble it. One issue I discovered is that two of the pre-cut trim pieces were shipping too long. There are four pieces that go around the edge of the roof, protecting the sharp edges of the metal material. The two of these that trim along the front and back sides of the shed, were not sized correctly. The pre-drilled holes in the corners extended about 1/8" to 1/4" too far past the hole they were supposed to match up to. I temporary forced them closer to reach the pre-drilled holes on the corners, until I have time to cut these shorter and drill new holes. If you have the patience to unpackage and assemble it, the item itself is great value.

Bought this shed to store automotive stuff that I didnt want to clutter in my garage. I was actually impressed with the kit. Be advised the panels are flimsy, but once assembled it's pretty solid built. Im not saying bullet proof, but for $100-120 cant beat the price. Definitely get help in beginning to hold the panels so they dont bed or crease. The pad i poured was 40"×40" and had about 1" edge all around. Will need to provide your own foundation and anchoring hardware. Don't tighten screws all the way until assembly is done. The holes will line up better. My only complaint was the white roof edge is flimsy, I ended up adding a few screws in middle where also the roof sheets over lapped to hold better. Instructions were ok, some inaccuracies such as missing pictures of washers and such but overall understandable and got it done. Installation took about 1 hr or so. Biggest con is peeling the plastic covering. But I understand why so it protects the paint.

Nice little storage shed! We purchased this for our backyard to hold some garden supplies, shovels, rakes, wheelbarrow, as well as some of our little one's outdoor toys so they just aren't all sitting out getting worn in the weather. Very surprised at how much it holds! Definitely recommend. I will say (as others have mentioned) the shrink wrap is a beast to peel off, it's the worst part of the job, BUT once that's done it was easy to put together.. and wear either the gloves provided or some type of hand protection because the edges are sharp and will slice you pretty good if your not being extremely careful. Overall very pleased!

I really like this storage shed. Although it doesn't look very big from the outside, it actually holds a lot of stuff. My tools used to be scattered all over the yard, but now they can all be stored inside! I finished assembling it today, though I haven't had time to build a base for it yet. I also plan to install shelves inside to organize all the tools. My only concern is that it isn't completely airtight— I understand there might be small gaps. A single can of expanding foam sealant is all it takes to make it perfect. The price was very attractive, and the size is just right for my needs. It took a little time to assemble, but now I have a proper place to store all that clutter.

This shed is reasonable value given its low cost. For the most part assembly was straightforward. Each piece is labeled although the directions are, at times, somewhat unclear and occasionally faulty. Overall quality control is pretty mediocre. I had one side panel that did not fit properly. It seemed to have been bent at the wrong location. I was able to warp it into place but it looks a little funky. The opposite side panel fit perfectly. Some fasteners were indicated for locations where they did not fit (like a sheet metal screw through a pre-punched hole that was too big for the fastener) but could be replaced with other fasteners in the kit. Other pre-punched holes were too small for the correct fasteners (hinge fasteners on the jamb) which I had to drill out with a bigger pilot. The pre-punched roof panel holes were more than an inch off. I had to pick whether to fasten down to the wall brace at the ridge or the eave and then had to drill my own pilots for the other side. This shed is short -- tools like rakes or shovels will barely fit and not standing vertically. Fortunately the metal base frame has a profile that will fit over a 2x, so I built a base out of pressure treated 2x8s which gives me about 7 inches more vertical space.