This shed went up effortlessly. It required two people and a weekend of work but the finished product is outstanding. I thought I would struggle with the roof but it ended up being the easiest part to assemble. I especially appreciated the door assembly and how solid it was when completed.

This shed is perfect. Ultimately I wanted the dual-entry shed, but it just wasn’t in the budget.
The hardest part about putting this shed together for me was getting a level ground to put it on with the hard West Texas dirt.
Once I got my pavers level this was a very easy assembly. If your ground is off even in the slightest the doors won’t meet up evenly, so be very diligent in creating a level ground for your shed.
It was a good excuse for a couple of buddies and I to get together and work outside and get some good bro time away from the wives and kids.
All in all it took us right at about 8 hours of work time. Obviously there was some down time for beers and camaraderie.
Instructions were straight forward. However, some of the instructions referred to numbered products that were actually labeled by letters and sometimes vice versa, but easy enough to find the correct product with the pictures.
If you live in the desert or hot climates, I would not suggest you use this as a workshop because it is like a sauna.
I use this for storage for yard tools and other outdoor toys I own. Plenty of space.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Good shed

Aesthetics: Looks as good as photos.

Design: Until constructing wld not have realised it would be better design to have the windows in the door, after all light is needed but not to waste wall space for windows and when door is closed you cannot see if someone is in front of door when opening.

Shelving: l didn’t find the provided long shelf useful as you can only fix it into certain positions into the struts. I’m using garage rack shelving. The corner shelves are useful near the door. 180 high racks fit around the struts.

Gutter: gutter chanel’s are build into the roof struts, interesting design.

The roof light: Others seem to have had problems, ours fit perfectly, maybe they were not positioning it correctly. I’ve added a magnetic COB light but in day time plenty of natural lighting with roof light and window. You cld add a solar light with PIR.

Window: Perspex, I won’t be opening mine, there will be enough ventilation when required with doors open. I will be applying privacy film to mine. I fitted both windows to same wall rather than opposite sides.

Construction: level base necessary, ours was block paving which was laid by us for the shed without special tools. Managed to put the shed together but when putting roof on and attaching at back last 2 roof panels were bit troublesome to line up, needed to loosen and retighten few joining pieces and hold in. I’m pretty sure if it were not for fact my friend has a lot of experience putting things together we wld have gotten stuck. Took us 1.5 days to construct. 1 person who knew what to do the other (me, the little woman) holding stuff and occasionally being blamed for not being competent 😂. Did have to watch some of the videos back and forward few times here and there. The roof clips were a modified design to video but I think bit easier.

Floor: seems ok but we laid rubber matting down to provide additional insulation against cold from base.

Waterproof: Plenty of rain since construction and everything inside is dry.

Value for money: I felt it was a bit expensive but I think a wooden shed would not last anywhere near as long so acceptable.

Compared to a wood shed: For a more novice person at least you can screw things into a wood shed to hold it together if things not exactly lined up. Did need a bit more patience and more level floor for a plastic one.

Instructions: booklet and step by step videos were good. I’d allow 2 days.

Lockability: Don’t buy a padlock till you see the ring, a medium rather than large padlock works, a very heavy duty large one will not fit.

Thickness: This is a premium brand shed, I think better than Keter. I read many reviews of other sheds before I selected this company’s shed.

Storage Capacity: this is a medium sized shed, I’ve added 4 shelf racks 3 of 180x90x40 and 1 of 150x80x30, there is space still for floor standing lawn mower and other items as well and boxed items stacked.

Biggest difficulty: getting the screws out of the packets was bit difficult 😂 be careful with Stanley knife!!

Overall very happy with the shed.
1 star deducted for window not in door design and terrible screw packaging.

・組み立て、9日で、完成。基礎に、５日間、ホームセンタ－で木枠を裁断、本体作成４日間
　基礎は、一人で作成、本体は、ほとんど一人で作成、ドア作成に、嫁さんにてっだってもらい
　ほとんど、7０歳代の私一人で作成しました。一つ難点は、ドア窓がちゃちで、室内は温室
　で、中に入れるものを、注意する必要あり。それがなければ、満足でした。

Arrives in two very large boxes, they are painfully heavy. But this is what makes it a great shed.
Steel inserts keep it strong.
Best shed I’ve ever bought. Super strong, easy to build (well, my builder said it was easy to build)… and it fits stuff in it like it should. Price fluctuates, if you can get it around 600/700 it is worth every penny.

Love this shed, it took me 5 hours on my own to put up, the instructions are great if you take your time, no surprises or extra holes needed to be drilled and the thinking behind things like rain flow from the roof etc I cannot fault. A few things for people buying this, you need a good base to start, while your putting the sides up use a rubber hammer to slide the panels across. Don’t rush. Like any shed this is not 100% stable until it’s finished. As you put the panels around the side push/pull the new panel until it lines up before putting your screws in. Don’t rush, when your putting panels on and they just don’t quite fit, start at one side in screw hole one, then move to two, then three etc etc…… if you do this it will pull your parts in and line them up. Not huge gaps but five to six mm. don’t rush. I am not a shed expert but I did find this simple to do, easy to follow instructions and very satisfied with the finish.