5x3FT Vertical Outdoor Steel Storage Shed with Floor Frame, Lockable Doors, Compact Metal Tool Shed for Garden, Backyard, Patio, Utility, and Bike Storage

This small shed was just what we wanted/needed to keep a few tools and other materials in while we are building a large greenhouse. No need to load everything up and take them back to the workshop. Now we have a safe, dry place to store them. We were amazed at how organized the directions and parts were. Everything is numbered & labeled, but you need to read the directions first and then pay attention to how you lay it out. It must have a flat level surface because when you are screwing everything together, sometime three pieces of metal, it will not go well if the shed is not level. It definitely takes at least two people to hold it together while someone else is screwing (there are a lot of screws so you will need a power drill for most of the screws) It is very logical to put together and the amazing thing is the sheer engineering of it, everything fits if you just follow the directions and go step by step. There are few written instructions, but lots of drawings & details. Some of the drawings could have been a little easier to decipher, but all in all it is truly amazing. A good value for the money, but again you need at least two folks or maybe three so someone can read the directions and keep everyone on task as to what comes next, be patient. Another great thing is that when we are finished using it at it's current location we can literally move it to another location by detaching it from the current foundation and we will not have to take it apart.

Instructions and structural quality definitely could be better. It works, for what it is. Holds a lot of stuff.

Nothing wanted to match up right. Took forever to put together. Material flimsy and easily bent. Do not attempt on a windy day! Instructions confusing and not at all detailed enough. So never sure which side is up. Directions have you star with corners yet you need someone to hold all 4 at once plus at least 2 more people to put it together enough to stand on it's own. Wish I could return it honestly!!!

have been looking for a shed for a while, and was surprised at the good price for this shed. came in three boxes, so could move around myself. definitively a two person job just because of juggling the wall parts while screwing in all the connectors.There is a LOT of screwing - the part list said something like 800 screws, but it felt more like 80.000 of them. However, all the holes lined up, there was no guessing how to put it together, and it was just time consuming, but very worth it for the finished project.

It's ok for wat I'm needed it for. The holes don't line up with the spots it's supposed to match up with. Metal is flimsy and can easily bend if knocked around to much. It's pretty good overall if someone is needed something simple and cheap.

Everything went well. All holes lined up UNTIL the roof. No holes lined up. Had to redrill holes,

Good shed for the price. Easy assembly and looks good

Im trying to clean out and organize the garage and wanted a shed to put the garden tools and swimming pool stuff in. Kinda everything that will survive getting flooded and if a hurricane comes and the shed goes flying it wont be a huge loss.Ordered this 5x3 shed and put it together.This Is what I've learned!1. 4 hours to put together is a lie! It takes 4 hours just to sort out the million pieces!! 🤣2. My square and level Is not their square and level!3. Its easier to put together by yourself!!4. 5x3? Nope! The interior dimensions are 52x28 inches. So more 4x2 which is really really small! Maybe the roof is 5x3 but not the shed itself.5. Thats a mighty big lock, considering one person can lift the shed up and just walk away with It6. The color Of the shed Is One Of them trick questions. Its supposed to be blue but most people see It as gray7. Whenever I get another One, I wont be using their hardware anymore. I would have saved 4 hours If I just would have gone to the store to get sheet metal screws with a washer head!8. Them panels are covered with a clear film. Like a wrap. I cant peel that stuff Off! I tried the sun, heat gun and acetone. I gave up!9. The holes will line up! The trick is to not tighten the screws all the way so you have some "give" and can pull the parts in place.10. Take your time! Its not a competition!! Dont work on it when you are in a bad mood. Make sure you have some spring clamps and if you have corner clamps to put the foundation together you are golden!11. Female, 52, 105lbs and 5'2. Ladies, dont be intimidated! You can do it! But you need steps or a ladder lol12. I give it 4 stars. I knew it would be a pain to put together. They are all like that! But Im subtracting a star for the fact its closer to 4x2 and not 5x3