Patiowell 6x4 FT Plastic Outdoor Storage Shed with Floor, Resin Outside Shed Perfect to Store Patio Furniture, GardenTools Bike Accessories, Beach Chairs and Lawn Mower, Light Grey

Very nice product and was quite easy to assemble, came with instructions that were super detailed but I’m afraid I’m a visual learner haha, if the seller could provide a video tutorial that would be perfect! But other than that, it’s very sturdy and perfect for my back yard — everything felt really high quality and it went through a strong rain storm and still survived. Very much water and leak proof so I have no doubts about the quality

This seems like a good quality shed. I was able to do most of the building by myself, I just needed help getting the roof on. I wish they had written instructions as well as the pictures.

This outdoor storage shed is perfect for my backyard—it fits the space beautifully. The design looks great, the materials are solid, and it feels really sturdy and durable. The assembly instructions were clear and easy to follow. You can put it together by yourself, but having two people definitely makes it easier. It has plenty of room for all my backyard stuff, and we’re really happy with how it turned out!

This shed is literal garbage. The directions are super vague, the material is flimsy and easily breakable. During installation the provided drill bit provided broke, a screw broke, and I dropped a piece of the wall - putting a hole in the floor. How are you supposed to store outdoor tools etc in a shed that a piece of plastic puts a hole in the floor? Don't waste your money or the ridiculous amount of time it takes to build it.

I’m very pleased with this Patiowell 6×4 FT outdoor storage shed. The material feels strong and weather-resistant, and it provides plenty of room for tools, garden supplies, and outdoor equipment. Assembly was straightforward with clear instructions. It’s a great value for the quality — highly recommend for anyone needing extra outdoor storage!

The shed turned out to be the perfect size for my yard, big enough to hold tools, garden supplies, and a few outdoor items, but not so large that it takes over the space. Assembly took some time, mostly to make sure the panels were lined up right, but everything fit once it was squared up. The resin walls are sturdy enough to handle wind and rain without bending or leaking. It feels steady once anchored, and the doors stay in place. The blue color looks clean and blends in well with the yard. Overall, it’s a solid, low-maintenance shed that fits just right for what I need.

Shed went up easy to assemble. but door handles are no where to be found. I tried to contact company thru Amazon and I also emailed patiowell from their site. No response yet. Tried calling patiowell thru their contact info and got a mailbox that was full so I couldn't leave a message. If company finally gets back to me I will update the review. But right now I'm not impressed with their customer service. Looks like I either take the shed down or go buy door handles. The second option is quicker.

I purchased this shed July 2025 and here is my product review. Packaging: Comes in (4) very large and a couple of very heavy boxes nearly 6 feet long. Very well packaged, lots of foam to protect it during shipment. Note that mine did not all arrive at the same time, it took about a week for all packages to show up. Directions: The directions were very clear. but I have a couple of suggestions that I will touch on under the Assembly review to help make assembly a bit easier. Parts: No missing parts, and in some bags were extra items which is great as the fasteners, bolts, nuts are metric and may not as readily available to replace if they were lost. Assembly: NOTE that once you unpack the floor parts, lay them flat and out of the sun. My first set I laid flat on the concrete where it was to be assembled, and within 15 minutes they began to warp. After a couple of hours, they were severely warped (2"-3") which was making the wall assembly impossible as the walls wanted to lean inward from the warped floor. I contacted the seller and described the problem and they sent out a duplicate set of floor parts in 2 days. This time, I was ready and laid the floor out per instructions, then began to immediately start setting up the walls. This helped greatly, but the floor still warps about a 1/2" when finished, which makes the door assembly and final kind of glitchy. To close the doors, I need to kind of gently kick the bottom of one and gently bend the other door at the top to get them to close, but once closed, they look good. Most (98%) of all the screw holes line up, but please be careful if using your cordless drill to assemble. The metal screws are going into plastic and cannot take any torque at final tighten. I set me 20 volt cordless to torque setting 1.5, and it seemed to tighten them without stripping. NOTE: Roof assembly tip. The instructions show assembling the (3) portions of what we'll call the roof truss, and them assembling them together and attempting to maneuver it up onto the wall brace uprights. The 3-piece roof truss assembly is too flimsy to be lifted even with two people, so I disassembled the other two pieces, installed the center piece while my wife stabilized it, then I easily assembled the other two outer pieces per instructions by myself in minutes. One last note on the roof brace assembly, they have rubber coated washers that the end of the roof truss assembly pieces attached to. The only issue is the screw size they instruct you to use fits right thru the inside diameter of the washer. I improvised by placing a smaller washer in between the screw and the rubber washer and it worked great. Overall, the shed will work to keep lawn chairs, mowers, other items out of the elements (have not tested for leaks yet), and I do not believe I would buy this shed again for the money. If it was a little less expensive, then I might consider it.