AMERLIFE 10x12x7 FT Outdoor Storage Shed with 2 Transparent Panels, Metal Garden Shed with Hinged Double Doors, 2 Windows & 4 Vents, Reinforced Steel Frame for Backyard, Garden, Dark Gray

This shed exceeded my expectations! I have recommended it to my sister who has ordered one for herself. It looks great and the metal is good quality and well powdered coated. The instructions were very clear and easy to follow. It will make assembly much easier if you spend the extra time to make sure the base is perfectly square before you start the walls otherwise you may have trouble making the holes align correctly. Two of us got it assembled in three afternoons. I would recommend using tape to hold the corner panels together until you install the side supports so the wind doesn’t damage them. I used a line of latex caulk on each joint especially for the roof and around the windows to prevent any leaks. We had heavy downpours last night and the shed remained perfectly dry inside. I would definitely recommend this shed to anyone.

Overall not a bad build. I'm satisfied for the money spent. I built a 10x12 foundation out of 2x6's and deck blocks. Keeps the shed off the ground and lowers the risk of flooding during the rainy season. The shed itself took about 21-24 hours to build. To the review before me, this shed didn't take all that much skill to put together. I assembled it myself with the help of my pregnant wife who handed me screws and propped things as needed. It is tedious but you get what you pay for. Most all the holes aligned, but it helps if you make sure things are squared up first. Take you time and lay out the pieces you need ahead of time. The only thing that was wrong was they drilled the holes for the door supports of the wrong side. But this is sheet metal and even if it doesn't align perfectly you can get it close and send it anyway. I tested the shed for waterproofing and used a garden hose on it after assembly. No leaks through the roof. The downspouts did angle water towards the base, so I tilted them outward more to prevent it. Finally I caulked the base where the shed meets to give it the best chance of not leaking water inside when it rains. Time will tell how it holds up, but right now I'm happy with it and how it looks.

Is a pain in the ass to put together, an is very cheap

Product was warped and bent causing the entire shed to be off and nothing lined up as it should. Contacted the company and they were very helpful. Use caution with the directions. I installed a few things upside down because I rushed and didn't pay close enough attention. lol. The faux skylights and windows really are nice and give you lots of natural light.

It is an ok shed. Metal is very flimsy and is easily dented or warped. Plan on building an interior wood frame to increase strength for longevity. Building took two of 16 hours to finish. Only about 80% of the panels, frame and screw holes lined up seamlessly. There were about 4 panels that needed to be cut and re-drilled in order to be utilized as intended. Instructions were fairly clear. However, I feel that the skill level to build is borderline amateur/novice.

Happy with finished product. Things to know, every metal panel has plastic film on it. Took over 5 hours to get all the film off,did not come off easy. Every tiny screw had to have a plastic washer put on. Again very tedious and time consuming. As with anything if everything is not lined up properly it doesn't go together. We thought the clear roof panels were optional,they are not. We were able to put it together with just 2 people, make sure one of you has patience. Took about 16 total hours to put up and that does not include peeling off the film.

Great product for the price

It claims you need 4 people. 😆 🤣 I BUILT THE WHOLE THING BY MYSELF IN 16 HOURS. My wife helped with the center beam by holding one end while I hot bolted the other end. Any handy person should be able to manage this project. It will make a nice forge shop for my knife making. I did run out of the F1 screws which was surprising since it comes with a huge bag. I went back through the directions to make sure I didn't mess up but I was only short roughly 20, so I robbed them off the back and used them on the door. I had some galvanized screws to replace the ones I robbed. Overall I am really excited about this shop and even if the screws on the roof leak, like was said in another review then a dab of caulk will fix that pretty quick. I paid $1100 with shipping for a 10x16 DIY shed. I paid more than that for the gravel.