Vongrasig Outdoor Storage Shed, 6 x 4 FT Outside Metal Garden Shed with Window and Lockable Door, Waterproof Tool Shed for Backyard Patio, Lawn and Garden (Dark Gray)

Took me a day to assemble because I was distracted with other things. Did it solo. A bit of a pain because of the number of screws required to put it together, but easy otherwise. Highly recommend using a drill to speed up the process.Besides that, it's good quality for the money. I laid down some pavers for a floor and drilled the floor frame into them. Solid storage option at a great price.

Bought for extra storage on side of the house, looks good and seems excellent value. Easy to put together if you pay close attention to the picture and orientation did have to correct a few times but parts are all number. Take several hours as alot to assemble. Do not like sliding door difficult to open close I have oiled the tracks but the plastic runner not very good. The other dislike is the panel have plastic protection and very hard to remove so left on most panels as recommended in instructions. If you need to access a lot would recommend a standard door version.

Kind of small, but good enough. Time consuming to build by only one person, but doable as well.

Super flimsy. Took forever to put together. Wind blows and it wobbles and moves sideways. Stakes don’t help. Would return except I spent too much time assembling.

First of, it's not 3x5. It's 59x30, or nearly 5x2.5ft.Second, it's cheap. Assembly is a pain. Lots of the holes don't quite line up so you have to fight it. Biggest problems were the roof and the doors. Patience and a garage full of tools will help.Additional tools I found helpful: stubby screwdriver, ratchet screwdriver, linesman pliers to straighten the sheet metal, a 3' clamp to squeeze the parts into the plastic pieces and a rubber mallet. Nothing major but they list a drill and their garbage little screwdriver as told you'll need.The screws strip easily. Use your drill to stay out and hand tighten. Don't over do it. Also but a pack of thicker 5/8 sheet metal screws for when you do step the hole.The worst part: the doors suck. They are attached to small, PLASTIC wheels. The screws on the outside and top of the track will block the path, so be prepared to loosen them when you put the doors in. The doors don't slide at all. You will have to fight them every time you open and close it. Or buy metal bearings and through l throw the crappy plastic ones away.Not terrible, but not great. And just with everything else you assemble, the instructions are clear as mud. Anyone who manufacturers something for assembly should buy something from IKEA and do their instructions that way. These are hard to tell where to put your screws in some places, as your going to put other parts together in future steps. Be prepared to assemble, disassemble and reassemble. Patience, extra tools, intelligence and beer will help tremendously.

Peal off the shipping plastic first. The direction of the main frame was a little confusing but over all a very nice and clean storage. Set aside at least three to four hours if assembly by yourself.

The media could not be loaded. Our daughter just bought a house down the street & while my hubby & her fiancé worked on another project, this was mother/daughter bonding time! We laid out all of the parts, made sure we accounted for everything(I read the reviews) & then proceeded to peel off all of the protective plastic on each piece...dear God! It took us approximately 2 hrs to peel EVERYTHING, I do appreciate the idea of protecting the finish but sheesh! We then began to assemble, of course the men folk had to come & take over after another hour of us almost smacking each other in the face with a piece here & there(tight quarters, we assembled in their garage). I was reading reviews that stated this was very small, on the contrary...they put up the walls around me, I'm 5'6" & we could have fit 3 people side by side & I definitely could stand up straight inside with the roof on. Yes, it is a smallish shed, but it holds all of their yard tools, their snowboards, a sled, some bags of mulch & a ew odds & ends. Currently it is outside, up against the bouse, we have had high winds & thunderstorms...it is holding up nicely not being staked in the ground yet. I will be digging a base & putting it up on blocks, anchoring it in & giving it a floor. My daughter's concern was the gaps between roof & walls(we don't want wasps building nests) I will be using spray foam to seal that up. Otherwise, they made an excellent purchase! I was skeptical, but glad I was proved wrong!