6' x 4' Storage Shed, ENYOPRO Galvanized Metal Storage Shed with Lockable Door for Garden Backyard Patio Lawn, Weather Resistant and Waterproof, Gray

My son assembled it. He had no issues. I'm so happy I could finally afford one. All because I chose to be a Wal-Mart customer. Thank you, Wal-Mart.

First, some advice. Do not begin putting this together on a day when there is more than a light breeze. It is flimsy until you get all four sides up, then it is pretty solid. Plan on spending hours, if not days, peeling off the thin plastic protective film from the panels. Don't tighten any screws until you have all for one step in place. It will allow you to line up the holes for the other screws. The shed, once completed, is pretty light. Secure it. I did not use a concrete pad or ground mounting. I secured mine to a 4x8 sheet of ¾" pressure-treated, ground-contact-rated plywood, and screwed the plywood to 4x4's. This way, it will be portable if I have to move it. Now, some comments. PRO's: The item arrived in good condition. No broken or bent parts. The only parts missing were the S10 screws. No problem, I used the S3 screws in their place. The instructions were clear up to a point (more on that in the CON's). All of the holes to put the pieces together lined up. There are plenty of extra hardware parts. CON's: The instructions for the roof were not complete and some of the descriptions did not match the pieces. I don't recall seeing any instructions at all for the door handles. Still, it's fairly easy to figure out. There are gaps where the side panels meet the floor frame and the roof. This will undoubtedly lead to the invasion of unwanted pests. Some of the frame holes for the roof screws are too big. Even slightly snugging them causes them to strip. I'm afraid a strong wind will pull up the roof. I intend to replace the screws with the next size larger ones, or possibly machine screws and nuts. I am almost six feet tall and I cannot stand straight up in it. Preferences: I think it would have been better to use more than one screw in the middle of the side panels. Two more (one each above and below the middle) would have been better. I wish there had been some sort of sealing tape to apply between the side panel sections to make them more wet-proof. I would have liked it if some sort of framework were included for the roof, much like the one for the floor. It would hold the roof more securely. Conclusion: Despite its shortcomings, it it still a good little shed and I would recommend it. Any optional end-user improvements will be fairly easy to make. It should be durable enough to last for at least a few years under normal weather conditions.