AirWire 8x12 FT Outdoor Storage Shed

Better than expected

love it!! super easy to assemble, great size. Perfect for my lawn mower and garden tools. Highly recommend.

Almost finished with the assembly for the price it’s decent, does feel flimsy especially at first, as you put the parts together it feels a lot stronger, the sheet metal is not very sturdy and I would imagine would warp and bend with a strong wind only time will tell on this. As far as assembly goes the directions are not very clear and leave you wondering you will definitely assemble and reassemble things a few times trying to figure out the correct way to build it the holes for the sheet metal don’t always line up perfectly. One person can put it together in around 24 hours “just guessing as I still have some to assemble”. Also would help having two people as I had the 12x16 and some parts are hard to do by yourself. My base that I built on some 4x6 timber logs was pretty close to spot on to the dimensions listed “not actually 12x16” I believe the same shed is on TEMU and the price is about the same, so would prefer to buy on Amazon. Shipping. Was very smooth and all boxes arrived in good shape and a lot quicker than estimated shipping time.

My key selection factors were: having a door wide enough to admit my mower deck, it fit my available space well, and the price was right. Advice: Pay attention to the ends of components, there are alignment "clues" machined into them (little half-circles which match) showing when the components are in the right order. The shed's rigidity is supplied by the skin, not-so-much the framing. Having a solid platform or base-frame anchoring the base track solidifies the build immensely. Colors: if your HOA has "must match the home" color requirements, it is trivial to spray-paint the door-frame and ridge vents to suit. (I also painted the gable panels) The wall/roof color is neutral, so painting the accents supplied the "match" without a problem. Overall: surprisingly large overall. Would definitely recommend a frame or platform and a level site!

It took 3 people 7 hours to assemble (2 of whom have construction backgrounds). Weatherproof? Ha not with all those gaps. Cheaply made. Window won't open. Flimsy doors. I really regret this purchase. Unfortunately I could not get it assembled before the return window expired. Buyer beware!

Had a couple damaged parts. Company stood behind it and sent replacement parts immediately Great product for the money.

It wasnt hard to put together, but you will need more than one person. It is not even the slightest bit weather proof. It rained right as we were finishing up, and we got soaked INSIDE the shed. We built a wooden deck/platform to put it on, and screwed it down to that. If I had it to do again, I would have put in silicone caulk along the seam of each wall and ceiling panel as I assembled it. I have half a mind to disassemble it and do that, but I'm afraid the tiny screws and thin metal would fall apart if i did. You get what you pay for though. Also, the interior of the shed is 9x9, not 10x10. We built our platform to accommodate 10feet, and it is way too big.

Had to store it till I could afford to buy cement. If you live where theirs snow I would invest in a roof bracket kit and even then go out and broom the snow off. Would recommend having at least two people to put it together especially if it’s windy. The size was good for my yard I got a 10x10 . I added extra steel around the doors and frame and 2 clasps because theirs a lot of stuff going missing around here. This is the 4th building of this type that I’ve bought over the years and from what I’ve seen it’s just as good as a name brand one but having said that. I would recommend adding some extra steel to it if you live somewhere there’s lots of snow or high winds and anchor it to the concrete. I added 4 more anchor spots on it . So hopefully mine doesn’t go anywhere. Hope this helps