Asofer 6'x4' Shed and Outdoor Storage, Metal Shed with Double Doors & Vents for Garden, Backyard, Patio, Dark Gray

This shed Was a pretty good price on a flash deal and I think I paid 120, and then there was quite the hefty shipping cost, but that still made it a pretty good value. When you first take this out of the box, it appears to be kind of flimsy, but after you start assembling it and putting on frame and bolting stuff together, it becomes pretty sturdy. I'm not saying that you should whack it with a sledgehammer and expect it to stand up to , a heavy assault, but it does not look like it's going to fall over and it looks pretty nice. I found the directions to be pretty easy to follow, and once you got a hang of what they were talking about and what part you were looking for, it became easier. The instructions say that it takes four hours with two people, and I don't know about that, but I did this a little bit at a time over three or four days and I did it by myself so I really can't say for sure. I would say that it would probably take you longer. You can stand inside unless you're over 6 feet but you have to duck in the doors. The cross going over my head and you can see I've got a couple inches clearance. I'm about 5'9. This shed has no floor so you will have to either put it in a dry area and it will have to be level, or you will have an additional cost of putting down some pressure-treated wood on pavers like I did. I am using this to store my firewood, and I wanted gaps between the boards so that I would have good circulation. Overall, I would say if you can get this for around $200 like I did, then it makes for a great place to keep a bunch of equipment or firewood, dry and it looks nice. I had firewood covered by tarp that was all torn up and was allowing stuff to get wet. This is a great improvement.