10x14 Outdoor Storage Shed, Garden Shed with Updated Frame Structure and Lockable Doors, Metal Tool Sheds for Backyard Garden Patio Lawn, White

So happy with my purchase and with this company I had a lil problem with my order and they immediately did there best to resolve it will definitely highly recommend and definitely will be purchasing from them soon thank you

Lightweight material but not expecting too much for the price. Do not expect to hang anything from the walls. The instructions were mostly drawings and some better than others. The times there was text, it may have made it worse. No mention of how to tie it down and you do want to do that. This shed weighs about 200# and is a pretty big sail. There are some slots in the floor frame that could be used as tie points. I tied it down before putting the roof on. I think it took me 6 - 8 hours working by myself to fully assemble. All parts and fasteners were there with a few extra but some items were just enough...don't lose any. Water will run under it and maybe come in at the base of the walls a little (not positive about that) It works for me but it you want much more that a space to put a mower and such you may want more than this. Shelving or racks will be needed and should not be attached to the walls/roof. Everything did fit pretty well. I had some issue with screw hole alignment on the roof panels but likely did not get the base quite as square as I should have. There is an admonition in the instructions on that point. Of course it does not say HOW to do it just that you need to do it. I was close but it seems could have done better. 4 stars out of 5 because just isn't that great a shed although I think it lives up to the description.

Great value for the money. Looked at many other sellers and this was the best price. Was shipped very quickly. Of three boxes one was missing. The seller contacted me and informed that they would be sending lost box asap and it came in a couple of days of them contacting me. My husband had to buy more screws but other than that it was not an ordeal to put together. It is a nice shed and my husband, who is very picky, is pleased with it. If you want a metal shed I suggest you buy from this seller.

I've had this in my garage in the box for about five months and just got around to building it. So far, I have about 7 hours of labor invested due to assembling / disassembling as the instructions are so vague as to be almost worthless.The good: panels and parts are all marked correctlyThe not so good: There are almost no indications as to what side goes up / down / sideways when installing - you literally have to count the teeny holes shown on the drawing and you will most likely assemble to see how the next parts will work - or not. Repeat process.There is no floor - so be sure you are placing it on something solid or use plywood like it did even though it sits on pavers.The screws are tiny- made for little kid hands in the country they import this from...Use caution as the screws can strip out if slamming them in with your screw gun - go slow. Forget the screwdriver -there are too many screws to do by hand. A good portion of fasteners also have teeny nuts - save your self some aggravation and get yourself a nut driver to hold them while trying to get the panels to line upYou'll need some help with bolts in the back wall- there is no way you can reach around to get the nut on.Overall, after working on this for 7+ hours, I'd spend a few extra bucks and find something more easily assembled.

What a POS Not worth the money at all. You will have to spend around $500 just to stabilize the shed. The screw's they give you doesn't hold they Fall out when the wind blows. I had to buy a thousand screw's to make it strong enough that a casual Storm doesn't blow it down. WAIST OF MONEY. I WISH I COULD GET MY MONEY BACK.

Worth it for the price. Easy to build until you get to the door and the door brace where nothing really matches up but easy to solve with some creativity, I drilled and used rivets which actually made it more sturdy. Easy to mount to the floor with deck screws to the treated lumber of your choice, I used 9 treated 2x4's. Cost of the floor......about 60 dollars. I would suggest silicone caulk for added weather protection and revisiting the build to do creative upgrades where you can, rivets make for an easy upgrade on some parts of the build to make it even more sturdy. The pictures reflect that I haven't finished the latch yet (ran out of time) or removed the protective plastic film. All in all worth it. Thinking about getting another one.

Very nice

As described. Invest in a magnetic wrist band to prevent loss of small screws and nuts recommended. As expected most of time spent pulling cover of all pieces.