GardenArch 9ft x 4.25ft Corrugated Garden Metal Storage Shed Outdoor Equipment Tool Box with Foundation Ventilation & Doors Deep Green

Far better than I thought it would be. Fixed on my own in half a day . Just take your time.

Worth the price

This shed is practical and economical. When the box arrived and I conducted an inventory, I noticed some of the panels were bent. I just straightened them out by hand. The entire project took me about 6-7 hours over a few days. I suggest having a partner but it can be done alone. There are some steps where two people make assembly much faster. I recommend not tightening fasteners up until you complete sections of the shed. I also ended up placing most of the washers on the outside because it seemed more practical. So look carefully. While installing the roof I had to drill some holes because the panels would not align. It wasn't difficult. I finished setting all the walls up and bought a treated plywood sheet for my base because I have pavers. I fastened it with self-taping screws and that works well for me. Lastly, save some time by taking off the protective plastic before you start putting it together. BTW, I installed a couple of 8-foot by 10-inch treated boards for shelving. Make sure it fits through the opening first or you'll have to remove a panel to get it in. Annnd the last pic was my assistant.

I bought this shed for a couple reasons… 1. It was the perfect size for the space next to my garage. 2. It was cheap. It arrived in two large, but thin boxes seemingly without damage. Upon opening the boxes, It was reminiscent of an erector set from the 70’s. Tons of pieces and a big bag of hardware. A lot of pieces were bent and tweaked, but easily manipulated back into place. With some help as needed, this took me about 6 hours across multiple days to complete. I was trying to take my time and follow the directions closely but I still made a couple mistakes that caused a little more work for myself. The first mistake was, I wasn’t careful enough to make sure the frame pieces were oriented exactly correctly. Look at the pictures very carefully! The frame pieces have pre-drilled holes but if you flip the piece over, it will still assemble and appear correct. As a result I had to drill some holes as I assembled further. The second mistake was, I installed the door track with the slot oriented downward instead of rearward. I had to use angle brackets to mount the doors instead of directly mounting to the slider as intended. It works fine with my mod. All in all, I love the shed!! Just don’t expect to just whip this out quickly.

Took my time with this one, did it over the course of a week.There are parts of this you can definitely do single handed, but the sides do require assistance.No problems with the delivery, spent a bit of time ticking off all the components, everything was present and correct.It's a little on the low size (Mrs 5' 3" now has to duck)My old wooden 10 X 8 had rotted so had to go, managed to salvage enough tongue & groove to make a floor (the t&g screwed neatly to metal floor frame that came with it)It represents good value for money compared to the alternatives, I'd recommend it if you're up for the challenge.