WKM 8X12 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Utility Metal Tool Storage with Lockable Doors and Updated Frame Structure, Metal Garden Shed for Backyard, Patio Lawn, Black

This storage shed has a nice appearance and the color matches well. After using it for a while, the experience has been good. Assembly requires two or three people; it would be difficult for one person to do it alone. The material is made of metal and is a bit thin, but I think it’s acceptable since it’s mainly for storing items that aren’t used often. This way, it saves indoor space. Overall, it’s quite good.

This is horrible. The directions are not clear. It came extremely bent up. I doubt it will be waterproof. Their idea of waterproof is, each piece is wrapped in something like cellophane. The holes were hard to line up. Not an easy assembly.

It took 1 person 2 days to assemble it, but it is better than i hoped for and looks great. I did have a flat platform so it was east and everything lined up nicely.

10x14. For the money, as far as ease of assembly and the instruction manual, 10 out of 10. It took me around 12 hours, with about an hour break around noon to take my wife somewhere. Is it secure? Hell no. Its more of a, " Out of sight, out of mind," kinda purchase. My only concern/complaint is, maybe supply slightly longer screws. And drill slightly smaller piolet holes.We'll see how it holds up. If it leaks. Wind. Kids.

First off I'll start by saying, I've built DIY sheds and car ports before but this one right here was a hassle to say the least. My biggest issue was I was missing 6 side panels that were to line up perfectly next to each other but instead I received 6 different side panels that were shorter and the holes didn't line up. Needless to say I had to drill my own holes and line them up as best as I could. The other issue is my doors would not line up correctly, and yes I completely leveled my foundation before assembly. Other then the negative overall it's a good shed. Once assembled it's very sturdy and roomy. All screws and hardware was included, with a few extra of each which I appreciated. My panels came in pretty good shape, don't forget to remove the plastic from each panel, it's a pain and time consuming but necessary. A valuable tip I have is once assembled, I recommend adding silicone sealant all around the outside bottom of the shed or else when it rains water will seep inside since the bottom is basically standing on top of my foundation. Also, I personally drilled holes on all four corners on the inside bottom frame and placed screws in them to the wood foundation, my way of anchoring the shed to the foundation. Overall it's a decent shed.

Es muy bueno

I wanted to like this shed, and I must say that it looks quite sharp! The first issue was that each individual piece came wrapped in plastic film that needed to be peeled off. Most of the panels were scratched anyway, so the plastic film didn't help, and the film was so thin that it shredded as you peeled. I spent hours peeling this stuff off! The instructions were fairly clear and assembly wasn't terrible. Now the real reason I'm giving this shed a low score is because we got a few inches of snow and it caused the roof to cave in. I'm not sure it's salvageable. I think this shed might be worth the trouble and the money if you live somewhere that doesn't get windy and doesn't get snow. I wish I could send it back!

The shed arrived with all the panels scratched. On top of that, we purchased and paid for the 8x8 and it was absolutely not 8x8- it was way smaller than described. No floor.Other than that, it does its job- it is a bit flimsy and took about 4 hours to build with 3 people.