Patiowell 6' x 4' Outdoor Storage Shed, Metal Garden Tool Shed with Sloping Roof and Lockable Door, Brown

you really got to pay attention to you directions and don't skip to another place to do the reason why they don't have you do it so step by step and everything will work out. it's very important for this shed to be built on level ground or Foundation are a platform if not the holes will not line up and you're going to have a hard time. the specs say two men two and a half hours that's a bunch of crap more like two guys 12 hours I like how it came out for what I bought it for it all works

overall I'm happy with my purchase but I have adjusted my expectations because I knew what I should expect. very thin sheet metal, just think of soda cans. I don't even mind this except every screw will strip out the holes if you try to tighten them down. honestly, if you were to replace all of the screws with stove bolts and rubber washers, this would really not be a problem. about half of the panels came with a protective film on them and that was very difficult and time consuming to remove. just think of a really bad sun burn and when the skin starts peeling except you can't peel off more than one small piece at a time. I would say I spent as much time removing this film as I did setting up the shed. also there doesn't seem to be any consideration for anchoring the shed to the foundation. I drilled a few holes in the base pieces and attached to my foundation but there is no real design consideration nor is there any directions to show you how to attach it to a foundation. I think a couple of rough storms and this thing might just fly off. as for the instructions, they are lacking a bit as they are primarily picture based and there is very little in the way of descriptive instructions. some of the pictures are illustrated wrong but almost all of them are accurate. basically I had to really pay attention to how each piece is attached so that I could understand how each piece needs to be assembled. the reviews that talk about having to drill your own holes is just because a piece got turned around or turned 90 degrees during assembly and they just didn't understand. however I'm not ruling out any manufacturer quality control issues, some of those may have received some bad pieces. I didn't have any issue with this as every screw that I put in did have a drilled hole for me to use. the washers provided do not provide a water tight seal. I will be replacing all of the exposed screws with a new washer that is rubber or something similar for a water tight seal. there are a few other small complaints I have but for around $250 I'm still happy with the purchase.