Outsunny 7 x 4ft Metal Garden Shed Waterproof Galvanised Light Green

Let’s face it, the instruction’s claim that this can be assembled by 2 people within 3 hrs is rather fanciful. More like 3 days! However it’s still a great shed. The positives: 1) The shed looks nice. Well far nicer than we expected. We went for metal (as opposed to wood or plastic) for the fact we could get a larger shed for cheaper, so we can fit all our bikes in. We were therefore initially prepared to compromise on the look so we were pleasantly surprised with the appearance. 2) Size. Similar to the above the shed is fairly large and can easily fit in 4 or 5 bikes. It’s just possible to stand in the middle but it’s not the sort of shed you’d stay in for long anyway - more a storing kind of shed. 3) Price. It’s very good value for money when you start looking at the price of similarly sized wooden or plastic sheds. 4) Security. This is an ‘odd’ one but again an unexpected benefit is that it’s too noisy to steal from. We set up security cameras, padlocks, chains and so on then realised opening the sliding doors is so loud that you’ll wake half the neighbourhood up if you choose to park your bike in there after around 7pm! The negatives: Only one really which is the construction. I’m sure this is mentioned countless times elsewhere in product reviews but if you’ve grown accustomed to IKEA assembly instructions you’re not going to be happy. To cut a long story short the labelling of the various pieces with codes is fine but the illustrations are very poorly executed. Often it’s impossible to decipher what piece goes where by looking at the diagrams and it becomes quicker to ignore the drawings and use trial and error. The total assembly time was around 12 hours over 3 days. Of course, some will be faster and, certainly some will be even slower than us. In conclusion- Fiddly pieces, very poor illustrations in the instructions and vastly more time needed to assemble than the 3 hrs they claim. Very nice look (in our opinion), secure due to the excessive noise when opening/closing which would surely put off any would-be thief (the noise could also be a disadvantage I suppose), good price and good size. Would we buy another one if we need more storage space? The short answer is yes. Would we pay someone else to build it if we could go back in time? Yes, definitely!

Too Assembly its so many peices it's easier to build one instead Took us ages to find each and every peice to bring it together even though they have been marked and given numbers and names but it hasn't been done well as it's so hard to find so light written and places written u have to search for So overall took us a lot of time to find each peices Assembly is another hard job Even though I checked the measurements it's quite small to wat I excepted Metal isn't strong enough for windy days I'm having to get wood support done inside to hold it on Item itself is expensive plus have to bare ect cost for support ect It became quite expensive for me Wouldn't recommend at all

This shed looks lovely put together in my garden, however it was not a lovely experience assembling it, in fact it was a right old pain in the you know what. Took 3 of us 3 days to sort it out, lots of cuts and bruises and nearly caused 2 mental breakdowns and a divorce! The panels are very flimsy and difficult to hold still while someone else is attaching screws, nuts and bolts and the instruction manual is about as much use as a chocolate teapot with lots of arrows and lines and unclear diagrams. In the end my husband went rogue and re-designed it himself rather than moving into day 4. He would like another one for himself now but twice the size. Me and my sister-in-law have already decided we will be too busy to help with that one 😂

I bought this for extra storage, I read reviews on here before purchasing, what I can say about this shed is they aren't expensive and for an extra shed for outdoor storage they are well worth the price, you do need to be somewhat DIY friendly to build it and it does say two people, I built it on my own, but I would recommend two people for sure, the shed feels very thin and flimsy on initial unboxing and the screws and bolts are really small but once constructed and screwed down to the hard base it is surprising how solid and sturdy it is, the panels dent easily so avoid hitting them with tools or ladders, but this is well worth the money and I give it 5 Stars, if you are looking for solid structure stick to bricks or wood but this is a very good budget alternative, the instructions are sometimes vague but any wrong assembly is easily rectified by re assembly, all in all one of my better purchases, don't be put of by reviews you read as everyone has different skills completing DIY projects, if you're confident you'll get there don't rush and enjoy, just look out for sharp edges on tin and if possible wear some gardening gloves, but it's not easy bolting and screwing the panels with them.

Not too bad, some of the holes in the panels do not align properly. Some of the panels had dents on them. The roof panels does not close properly which could cause some issues with leaks when it rains. Hopefully I will be able to fix with silicone.

Delivery and communication with the seller was fantastic, csn not fault that at all. So... the building... the dase to be fare was pre prepared based on the dimensions stated. The shed was built (apart from installing the base) in 11 hrs. You can not do it with one person, I managed with the wife assisting with holding panels and so on. The big question... the down sides and problems. You need to be careful when building as the panels do flap about in the slightest dreaze. As some people have started the holes don't always line up? And I found this to de some what true however with a little muscle power, common sense and logical thinking this can be easily sorted. Once the shed is built it is pretty dam sturdy and will be good enough for most common usage.

You'll need minimum of 3 physically agile people, who possess a brilliant sense of humour & the patience of a Saint or two.. Only attempt to assemble on a dry zero wind day, if your brave enough & enjoy a challenge... Allow up to 3 days to errect & disemble and re arrect until you figure out how it all should line up.. A degree in engineering to assemble, would help...instructions absolutely useless...you need to write your own...literally! The quality flimsy...thin metal! I would never purchase again...decided not to send it back, due to the effort in organising people to help and finally get it up...the thought of disembling & trying to repackage it, just wasn't an option...filled me with dread! It was an absolute nightmare... When it's a windy rainy day it leaks...dreadful design....extremely disappointed....certainly not a cheap purchase...had to buy buckets and tarpaulins to cover the contents inside & catch some of the rain water, constantly pouring in...lots of items stored totally ruined, due to water damage....the sliding entrance doors refuse to meet up flush...rain goes through the gap....door handles cheap & nasty plastic...easy to break in...padlock waste of time... Not expecting it to withstand another Winter...such poor quality! The previous metal shed we had from a different company and far superior quality " Similar price & size" is still standing with zero problems 17 years on....sadly left it at our old house & couldn't remember were we bought it from...

Overall this shed is brilliant value for money. The build quality once finished is good and it serves its purpose of storing things and keeping it dry. Metal sheds have its pros and cons and for me, I thought the instruction manual could be better as trying to understand the instructions can take a while. You need to be patient as it took me nearly a day and a half to complete it and I would consider myself a fairly competent DIY person. In addition, try not to lean really heavy objects against the shed as it's light steel and can come loose. You also need to consider the weather when you build as the metal sheets fly all over the place so it's sensible to have a helper with you. Overall, aesthetically it looks nice and for the price it's not a bad buy. You can add some C3 timber inside to reinforce if you're going to put heavy things in there and I would also recommend sealing corners and sides with silicone. I would recommend it but just be really patient and if you have a helper, you can probably build it in a day. Also be careful not to scratch the surface as that can comprise its resistance to rust. If you're on a budget, this is a good buy. Just very frustrating building it as its extremely fidly and its like making a jigsaw puzzle.

Happy with the product but the metal is very thin. Internal height is much smaller due to the beams. Installation took several days and not the few hours estimated in the instructions. It was a fun DIY project and allowed me to store the things destined for. Mix feelings about the see through piece of the roof. You better view but in the summer it gets hot! It appears to be more sturdy then what it is, but as long as no one bumps it or a branch falls on it, it does its job and looks good.

Bonne qualité et facile au montage, livraison rapide.

Fait bien son travail de rangement!! Il a déjà eu la pluie un bon orage et pas mal de vent, il n’est bouge pas malgré on a l’impression que le métal soit très léger et fin, faut bien être 2 pour le montage et notice à suivre que avec le dessin (ne pas louper les passage si non galère) 4h à 2 est c’était monté. Je le taccole de pour le petit prix

Le montage prend du temps à cause du nombre de pièces, mais celles-ci sont toutes correctement étiquetées, ce qui facilite grandement le montage et rend le fait de suivre le plan plus facile.

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