All-Weather Outdoor Storage Shed with Sliding Door & Pent Roof – Durable Steel Garden Utility Tool House for Backyard, Patio, Lawn, Bike, and Equipment Storage (Grey, 6x4 FT)

Good shed just have some screws missing but the customer service aaid they will send me them other than that grear quality for the price

What a Poor product and BAD customer service. DON'T BUY FROM THEM I had a major problem with the doors they sent in the item ? With it being a sliding door system, it should have had a left and right door, but I had 2 right doors, so I requested a new one and this is where the troubled happened. The so-called customer service help hahahaha ?? a full week of emails and sending photos and pictures of the packaging and doors, they still didn't replace the item, SHOCKING SERVICE ALSO, the building of this item is crazy and needs 2 people with a full day free day ? HAHAHA they had a couple of so-called safety gloves included of the package hahahaha, DONT BOTHER BUYING IT or Go and Look else where

Well construcdid shed easy to build with excellent instructions and all parts well labelled would definitely buy this shed again

The product came in boxes with separate delivery days also bag of screws was ripped open in the box making all the screws loose everywhere and the corners of the metal sheets were bent and twisted in the box luckily I have been able to bend them back into shape the instructions are not very clear on orientation of certain parts and therefore are easy to put together incorrectly some good bits are that its decent quality, easy to assemble pieces as all hardware are the same Philips head screws I highly recommend using a low power drill altho does come with a small screw driver in the set and two pairs of work gloves altho they rip easily

Rubbish

Unpacked the two boxes and checked all was there, and it was. It does ideally need two people to put up, especially if it's windy, but with two (or more) it was very straightforward and took just a few hours, not anywhere near a day. Having built a couple of metal sheds before, this was not much different - some assemble in different ways, but you know you're getting what seem to be quite thin metal pieces yet once all together, is sturdy enough indeed. All pieces were clearly numbered and holes did line up - yes, as someone else has said, use a power drill/screwdriver as there's loads of screws to put in (and the included small had screwdriver is not really up to the job!). Anyway, it looks good, now put up and anchored down, and I'm likely going to order another.