XEMQENER Bike Storage Outdoor, Lockable Garden Storage with Door and Sloping Roof, Waterproof Metal Galvanized Steel Shed for Bike, Garden Tools, Garbage Bins, Grey, (L176x W105x H130 cm)

My wife and I built this in a day. All the parts are clearly labelled and if you take it steady it's not at all difficult to build. All the screw holes lined up for us - and it's a great little bike shed. The lock is fairly flimsy, as others have noted, but we have a "Hulk Gold Extremely High Strength Steel Ground Security Anchor " bolted to the paving in the shed, then the bike is d-locked to that, plus a Oxford Products Chain10 Lock With Padlock.

Firstly, get at least one extra pair of hands because building in even a light breeze is challenging to say the least.Pieces are clearly labelled which is helpful but not logically ordered which isn’t. Illustrations aren’t that much use either.Allow at least a day and a lot of creative thinking and you’ll get a useable shed out of it.

Strong sturdy storage unit.It is an absolute pain to put together with lots of screws and pieces of metal to fit. Need two people and a spare day to do it. My wife got a deep cut from the edge of one of the metal sheet so make sure you both wear gloves.

Normally don’t write reviews but really impressed! Got it to replace a wooden one which I bought for £270 and was terrible - this one is really sturdy! Managed to assemble it myself, took 4-5 hours but needed someone to help my lift the lid on. Great buy!

This shed is not secure the top lock is too short so doesn’t lock!!!

I bought this as it was advertised as a bike shed and we currently have numerous bikes and scooters cluttering the house! (Ah thanks to children)It has taken me a couple of hours (but the kids are in and out wanting things so....) and I have thus far done this all by myself. It's quite simple to do, but the edges are sharp and injure you like paper cuts if you are not careful.I have not finished building it but with the support frames on, it seems very sturdy and can't fault it as of yet. It is a lot longer than I expected and a bit higher than I expected but I was lazy and didn't measure I just saw 'bike shed' and had to purchase. We needed one quickly. It doesn't help that it is 25⁰c currently so probably not the best weather to build a metal shed, But alas I needed to get it done before that sunny weather turns to typical British wet weather.The instructions say to anchor it down quite early on but I advise you to use caution, if like me you want this in a corner of a yard then do not anchor, as you will need to move it to fasten the back and side panels on as they fasten from outside in.All in all im impressed with how easy it is to fit together, i just hope it stands well against the British weather. It can be a little fiddly with some panels when you do it alone but it helps to do a few loose screws top and bottom before you do them all, it helps secure the pieces and do keep in mind that if you tighten them all fully you leave yourself no give so some can be difficult to fit.Unfortunately the catch lock doesn't fit, it doesn't reach where it is supposed to lock, and the roof pistons don't work. For the price this is extremely disappointing. It is not a very secure bike shed.

Good quality, well designed, instructions are OK, but needs a bit of working out.The roof lock could be better, and the door bolt is only attached with screws which could be removed from the outside even when your padlock is on. Easily solved with a pop riveter.

Very sturdy and big enough to hold 3 bikes easily. Looks neat and tidy in the garden