6' x 4' Outdoor Storage Shed with Lockable Doors, Aiho Metal Garden Shed, Sheds & Outdoor Storage for Backyard, Garden & Patio Organization - Green

This is certainly a beast to build. I think wasn’t in a hurry, and we had no inclement weather in the forecast, so I spaced it out over 3 days (couple hours each day - had to retrace a couple missteps and improvise on a few others), A lot of work but not as crazy as some of the reviews imply. I consider myself moderately handy, and was able to do this myself (though there are certainly places where having a 2nd set of hands would have been great). My biggest problem with this is that you can not really assemble this against any walls. I made the massive mistake of trying to put it at the end of a small run on the side of my house. It fits there PERFECTLY! However, as assembly requires you to screw in all of the pieces from the outside, I have no way of securing the bottom left and right side panels… not without removing a wall or part of my roof and lowering it into position with a crane. I am just going without screws on the lower left/right side for now. We’ll see how it goes… might be able to lower some thinly filled sandbags to help hold the lower side walls into place. Even if you hoped to assemble this against any wall, you will need to leave yourself at least a foot or two of clearance on that side until you get through the build and then move it into position. Only other complaint is that there is no floor. It’s just a flimsy base grid and that’s it. If you’re on flat concrete without any major flood concerns, then this should be fine. If (like me) you’re building on dirt, you may need to figure something out… I plan on getting. A couple pieces of plywood to lay down on top of the grid. All that being said, it’s a nice little unit, and you’re getting what you pay for. I didn’t find anything comparable, cost wise, in this size. Really impressive how all the pieces go together in the end and how small they were able to make the package(s) this comes in.

Seems to be sturdy once fully assymbled. Almost ever panel had dents in it. Says 3 hour assymbly time but says nothing about the 3 hour plastic removal time that covers ever piece and does come off in one piece. Came without hardware to install locking mechanism.