Keter Manor 4' x 6' Resin Storage Shed, All-Weather Plastic Outdoor Storage, Gray/White

I think its a pretty good shed, considering its only $350. Make sure the final location (and the place you build it) is a straight & level surface. The walls are fairly thin & lightweight, but decently strong. Walls aren't strong enough to hang heavy items off of it (i.e. if you put in a screw etc.). Although a hook for very light tools, or gloves etc., is possible, but even then will need to reinforce them (use bolt & nut, with very large washers or metal/plastic plates to distribute weight). Instead, I put in two couple of plastic shelves (18"Wx36"Dx52"H), and may make or buy a small corner-tool-rack. Roof could have been made with a lighter color (its black currently), for heat reflection, but it does have ventilation holes so may not be an issue. Also when putting together, you definitely need a power drill (possibly with torque cutoff) for the screws, mainly for putting the door frame, as there are self-tapping screws into metal without pre-drilled holes. Also the door assembly requires inserting some plastic splines, but instructions don't say exactly where. The picture was a little different from the parts I received. I put the pieces next to each other to see how they will fit, without actually putting them together, and see where the hinges/door locks would screw in. Mark those spots, and insert the splines so its behind as many of the screws marks, as possible. In my case, hinges were all screwed into the splines, but only half the screws aligned onto them for the lock mechanism. It is fairly light (around 50 lbs?), so some considerations are needed. Screw it into concrete floor at the minimum but if its a really windy area, at least, put it next to another structure (house, strong wall, etc.). May need more reinforcement, depending on your area.

We needed to make room in the garage and this shed was perfect. Be sure you have a solid surface to put it on as the floor is very flimsy. It was easy to put together and once it's all set up it seems pretty solid. Two heavy rainstorms and no leaks.