Shintenchi 5x3 FT Outdoor Storage Shed,Waterproof Metal Garden Sheds with Lockable Double Door,Weather Resistant Steel Tool Storage House Shed for Yard,Garden,Patio,Lawn, 5FT x 3FT Beige grey

I saw some reviews saying it was difficult to put together but we didn’t have any issues at all. All the parts, screws, drilled holes were correct and accounted for. Instructions were pretty straightforward. It went up pretty fast and it’s just as described. It did take two of us to do it to hold pieces in place and get everything put together but I think someone who is really good at putting things together could possibly do it alone we just worked as a team to get it put together fast. I think it’s worth the price and was a great investment.

Like others have said, the package will arrive damaged. No carrier is going to care for a 90lb package the size of a door. Panels will be bent. The only saving grace is that the metal is so thin you can bend most of it back by hand. Sadly, several components use this metal (thicker than a soda can, but thinner than a tomato can) to fasten to; the screws can't be torqued more than 1 ft/lb without stripping the metalGet ready to remove plastic from every-single-panel. There's 15 of them. Imagine peeling a 5' sticker that curves around to the backside of the sheet metal. Takes 5-10min per panel. You'll spend more time peeling panels than you will actually building this contraptionThen there's the roof...the roof is the icing on this cake. This "roof" is held down by a series of screws on the corners only. What's better, is the roof has perforated holes in it to attach it to the frame (and even aligned holes in the frame itself), but not a single screw long enough to make the connection is in this kit. Even worse, the holes on the frame are parallel to the ground, but the holes in the roof are angled with the roof. Even if there were a long enough screw, in order to seal the hole with their plastic "sealing washers" you would need to tighten the screws so much that your roof would be bent..assuming you don't strip the metal before than point...If you think you need this, buy a tent instead. It'll be more weather proof than whatever this "shed" is

My side yard is too narrow to accommodate a storage shelf with a door open-out. This storage shelf with roller door fits well in my side yard. I still have sufficient clearance to walk around the side yard after placing this storage shelf.The manual is good in general, but additional details should be added or clarified...especially about the installation of the door roller. I would recommend reading a few steps ahead before each step. That helps a lot to prevent mistakes.I took advantage of the lower price (it's higher now) and ordered two of these storage shelf. No missing parts in the package. And no damages to any components during the shipment.I install the storage shelf just by myself. Yes, it's totally doable by one person only (no stretching at all). I strongly recommend having a cordless power drill around to ease the installation.

You have to do some serious full in the blanks and look ahead bc these diagrams are very small where you can’t tell which way things shoulda go. Took MUCH longer to set up then it should bc I had to keep going back to figure out WTF happened and why didn’t initially understand.

So, it's not that this is a BAD shed, however, the dimensions provided by the seller are way off. You don't know that until you unpack the 12 ZILLION pieces, organize everything, then put the base together. That is when you realize this shed is much smaller than advertised. At that point, I doubt anyone is packaging this thing up again and shipping it back...so I got scammed. Good thing is, my yard is small so I'll just keep it.The actual size of the product is 29.5" in depth. The interior size is even smaller due to the base. So realistically, you get 27" of interior space. That is a far cry from the 38" they advertise. Width is correct.The door opening is only 61" in height, not the 68" they show in the diagram.Now, let's get to assembly. I am very handy. I have assembled many items before like furniture and toys, etc. My boyfriend helped me. He's also very handy. Be prepared to spend 5 hours assembling this thing that contains a zillion screws, each one with its own plastic washer that you have pull apart from each other, then put it on each screw.The instructions are completely ridiculous. No words, just pictures that are so confusing it is inevitable that you will make a mistake. Patience is key with this thing.The corrugated metal design allows for holes and gaps so spray your shed with pesticide because it will be spider city. I plan on plugging up the gaps with spray foam at some point.And finally, all I can say is...just screw a new hole. About half the holes do not line up, but the aluminum is soft enough where you can just make a new hole without affecting the integrity of the shed.So, I do like the shed...I think...maybe because I invested so much time putting it together and I can't turn back. I wish it was bigger as advertised. We started assembling at 2:00 and finished up around 7:00. Had I realized it was not the right size before taking all the pieces out, I would have sent it back. For $160 I am able to store my small lawnmower and other gardening tools.

Overall, the instructions were pretty good and complete. Assembly took a few hours. Shed looks exactly as pictured. It is helpful to build a base for it to give it more structural rigidity. Good overall value.

Poor poor quality. Extremely hard to put together. Wore provided gloves and metal sliced right through them and into my finger. Pieces came extremely bent which didn’t allow for proper fitting of pieces. Must have been sent the wrong pieces or same pieces for the roof cuz they didn’t not line up at all. I was so fed up at the end of it that I just tried every way to make it work. Bought for my lawn mower since there was a photo of a mower in the pictures and the measurements were correct. Comes to find out does not fit a push mower which is why I bought it so a huge waste of money, energy, time and my sanity. Don’t get me started on the horrible doors… do not open and close with ease what so ever.