Greesum Metal Outdoor Storage Shed 6FT x 4FT, Steel Utility Tool Shed Storage House with Door & Lock for Backyard Garden Patio Lawn (6' x 4'), Brown

Before I bought this product I saw many people saying that it was very complicated to assemble even someone who had mentioned 6 hours of work I did it in just two I just did not have help from anyone and I am not the brightest person either but if you need to be organized, put the pieces in a visible place so that you can identify what your next move is in the assembly process and if life is going to be much easier for you, apart from the pieces they are very intuitive and the manual is very specific

Rating: ★★★★☆ (4 out of 5 stars)I recently purchased the Greesum Metal Outdoor Storage Shed and overall, I'm quite pleased with the product. It's a 6FT x 4FT steel utility tool shed that provides ample storage for my backyard garden tools. The shed was shipped quickly and arrived well-packed, which is always appreciated.Once assembled, the shed is nice and sturdy - a testament to its good design. It's also unbeatable for the price, offering great value for money. I found it to be so useful that I plan on buying another one.However, there are a few areas where I believe the product could be improved. The gauge of the steel is thinner than a typical steel building, which may affect its durability in the long run. The screws provided could have been a size larger or had more aggressive threads, as they can strip the pilot holes quickly if you don't set the clutch on your driver appropriately. Alternatively, the pilot holes provided could have been smaller to accommodate the existing screws better.I also recommend using a square on the base when starting the assembly and screwing it to your foundation. I used 1x 8 foot 6x6, 1x 12 foot 2x6, and 2x 8 foot 2x4 along with some plywood, which made the base super solid.Despite these minor issues, I'm happy with my purchase and would recommend the Greesum Metal Outdoor Storage Shed to anyone in need of an affordable and reliable outdoor storage solution.

1/2 the holes are not even drilled to secure side panel. worst quality shed i have even seen in my life> DO NOT BUY THIS TRASH. every panel is a bent and damage, the hole that are drilled are unaligned to the point it can not be put together. no returns offered which means the manufacture knows that they are selling junk and amazon lets them sell it.

I put this together by myself in six hours. I have a good amount of experience assembling things like this, so I knew enough to read through the instructions completely before starting.A few things to keep in mind:- Don't get in a rush. Almost every piece has sharp edges. If you try to hurry through the assembly, you WILL get cut.- While the instructions say to use a drill or powered screwdriver for certain parts, use caution as it is easy to strip the screws with even a minimal amount of torque. Although I was careful, I still stripped a few of them, so I switched to a ratcheting screwdriver.- Some pieces will have slightly bent edges right out of the box. It is easy to straighten them out by hand. Because the metal is thin enough to straighten out by hand, it is also easily bent by hand. Again, don't rush.- IMPORTANT: There are literally hundreds of fasteners involved in building this shed, and they only send exactly what you need. I laid all of the larger parts out on the ground, using the shipping boxes as staging platforms, and I set up a small table for all of the small parts and fasteners. Be careful not to lose ANY pieces. There were only four extra plastic washers left over after completing the assembly, and nothing else.- I leveled a (thick) sheet of plywood as a base before building this, and I built it on top of the plywood. After assembly, I used wood screws (not provided) to mount the shed to the plywood base.If you take your time and follow the instructions carefully, you'll end up with a nice little storage shed.

Assembled by myself and took about 6 hours nonstop. Directions should be followed carefully as every placement matters. It feels flimsy until you get all the panels up, after that, really solid build. Made it thru a few heavy rains and is water tight.