Patiowell 6x4 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Metal Outdoor Sheds with Vents&Lock | Water-Resistance Garden Shed of Galvanized Steel for Lawn, Patio, Backyard Garden Tools, Bikes, Gray

So. I got the 6x4 shed, and I was almost dreading recieveing it due to the negative reviews on here, but I needed some extra storage and didn't have a huge budget for it. Keeping the price in mind- I am absolutely thrilled with it. The packaging was really sturdy, and was also extremely heavy. Without a helper, you many struggle to get it where you need it for assembly, but once you start pulling the pieces out they are rather light. I used a couple pallets and some old scrap plywood as my base, placed on my already level concrete patio slab. You start with the bottom frame and then move on to the four corner pieces. It was slightly breezy, so I did need to throw a few screws to connect the bottom frame to my base just so it didn't blow over. Wall assembly was a breeze. I did most of the assembly solo, except for a few times where I needed an extra hand holding a piece in place while I got a few screws in it, like the top frame. I'm pretty pleased with the quality, I did need to bend a few pieces back in place on the corners and there are a few dents and dings, but it was $175. There are some little gaps and eventually I'll get some foam or something to fill them, but again, $175. The roof and the doors were a little annoying, just getting the pilot holes lined up and what not, but....$175. Definitely wouldn't bother with peeling the protective film off each piece, it would take ages, and really once it's assembled and you're standing back looking at the little building you just slapped up, you don't notice. I did this mainly solo in about four hours. If you have trouble lifting things, or holding things above your head you may want a helper. At the end of the day you get what you pay for- don't expect a small metal shed that costs less than $200 to come together like a $1000 shed would. If you have a small budget and just need an enclosed space for storage this is a great option.

Terrible. Missing holes where there should be some, couldn't put a lot of the screws in without making our own holes, difficult to assemble, flimsy. I def do not recommend this unless you have some of your own tools and lots of help to assemble.

It’s a great shed. I bought it to store all our yard games in. I love the size. It was pretty good to assemble. A few pictures could have had more details but overall assembly was good. I assembled it myself with my 12 year olds help for or ly a minute to hold up some spots as I screwed or in place. It probably would have been faster with a second person, but I got it done :)

If you’re like me and don’t have the time or money to spend thousands on a shed then this seems to be a solid alternative. I’ll get straight to the point. Pros: Relatively easy to assemble and figure out, Great Price, Solid Delivery Packaging, Fast Shipping, Accurate to size, Seems quite sturdy, and all my parts were included. Cons: Some directions unclear, my box 1 & 2 were accidentally swapped, ridiculously annoying plastic film over ever piece that I ended up giving up on taking off, Lots of gaps that will need to be filled with silicone or spray foam, the metal pieces are somewhat flimsy, assembly took me 2 days on and off, and one of the biggest problems: multiple pilot holes need to be drilled by YOU… However guys, for a budget build shed, this was the way to go for me, I spent $230 on the shed with shipping. About $120 on the wood/paver foundation. And about $100 on spray foam, tools, hardware, shelving, and other miscellaneous items for a grand total of roughly under or around $500! The shed is now weatherproofed. And ready to battle the elements. Although the shed is really cheaply made and the components are far from “quality”, I mean come on, it’s $175 for a 6x4 SHED. Expect it to be a hassle, but expect yourself to save a lot of money. I recommend this shed to any sub-par DIY-er. Thanks for reading the review✌️ I’ll update with how it holds up over time.

The worst thing about this shed is EVERYTHING is covered in a “protective” film. Not the thick film that comes on a new fridge that’s so satisfying to peel off though. This is like melted seran wrap that sticks to your fingers and breaks every inch. What’s even worse is that it isn’t even thick enough to do its intended job: to prevent scratches during shipment. It’s scratched all over the place. It took an eternity just to peel each & every part, even the trim pieces. Then comes the quality- you get what you pay for. I read that it was thin but in all of my years, I have never come across a corrugated metal that you can bend with 1 finger. Definitely wear the provided gloves so you can bend all the parts that are misshapen. The edges are sharp. Now assembly. If you build things regularly you can figure it out but if you’re new to that, you may struggle. It 100% needs to be screwed down to a concrete pad or this thing will be in your neighbors yard before dawn. I’ll also need to paint the bright white plastic pieces around the roof since they stick out like a sore thumb. That being said, it serves the purpose of housing my trash bins. I give it 3 stars for looking better than I thought it would be while building. Just know.. it’s cheap.

Actually very easy to put together. Not step by step clearly worded instructions, But you'd have to be not paying attention to get more than one thing wrong. Everything lined up pretty easily. Some holes were a little less lined up but some pushing and tugging goes a long way. There was slight damge to the corners of multiple pieces but some pliers straightened them out well enough. Not enough damage to drop a star. Don't go too hard on tightening the screws or you'll strip out the aluminum. If you do happen to have a screw that doesnt seem to tighten just right some flex seal spray meets the water tight requirement if you so need it. I actually flex sealed every screw because I'm just that kinda person. Very great shed. Very easily moved so I would anchor it down if you live somewhere with high winds.

If I could get zero stars, that would be it!! Past the bottom rail to line up the wall panels, everything requires reengineering of fit; holes, lengths, adjustments!! Otherwise, good luck fitting the roof panels & trims, as described in the instruction pamphlet!! At that point, all parts are out of the heavy 2’ x 5’ box; basically un-returnable. Discontinuation at this point leaves the customer with a heap of unwieldy trash! The topping on the cake are the 2 door wings, which correctly assembled are 6” wider than the door opening. Come to the rescue my angle grinder, fuze it construction adhesive and nuts, bolts & fender washers to reduce the width of one door wing. Moreover the material is very thin. Not exactly sheet metal, but similar to roofing flashing (comes in a roll! Maybe there’s a difference in quality from unit to unit. The price of $184! At $15 rate of pay it shouldn’t take more than 12 hours to assemble. For anyone earning a better living, a TUFF shed from HD or similar will be a better option.

I would not recommend this shed given the shrink wrap. It took me 10 hours to remove the shrink wrap and about 8 hours to do the assembly. The assembly had several issues with holes not lining up. There were also a few large holes that the provided screws did not fit in so I had to buy the required screw. The instructions are just OK but not terrible. They dont provide enough close ups for certain parts. There was no hole for the locking door peg that goes into the top rafter, I had to custom drill myself. The assembly required me to drill several of mine own holes so if you take this on you will have to be comfortable with that. After I completed it I realized it would have been cheaper, based on my time, to pay more for a wood one with installation. But lets talk more about the shrink wrap...It is the cheapest type and will not peel off in one piece, it was dozens of small pieces I had to deal with per piece, like an orange. The wrap also goes all around the piece- including behind it -so you cant possibly get if off given all the contours. It constantly tears. You will need great fingernails to have a chance vs this stuff. I contemplated returning this after the first couple of pieces. The worst part about it is that they don't need to even have the shrink wrap as the packaging would be fine without it. It is so difficult to get off I probably damaged and scratched it more attempting to get it off. The metal surface scratched VERY easily. I would avoid this shed unless you are willing to take all of this commitment on. Once built it is actually an OK shed but I am not seeing a lot of opportunity for shelving or hooks etc....