Royard Oaktree UV Protection Metal Outdoor Storage Shed with Air Vent 6 x 7.74 x 65.71, Gray

TLDR; Unless you hate yourself and have far too much time on your hands: Do not buy this shed! Poor worksmanship, horrible instructions, cheap materials that are easily damaged in transit and assembly. Finished product looks cheap. I am extremely handy (literally provide handyman services for a living). I didn't have the energy to build a shed from scratch so decided on this kit in a pinch. I regretted it the entire time I was assembling the shed. Instructions: the instruction booklet has no words and the images are too small and leave out most needed details (orientation of pieces especially difficult to ascertain). It also doesn't even agree with itself. 1 image shows the name of the pieces as X and Z, which literally do not exist in the kit. It was actually parts A and B. I struggled getting this assembled, and wasted hours of my life just trying to interpret the instructions. Materials: the kit comes with the smallest screws (practically thumbtacks) and you're left to manually separate 300 plastic washers from each other - a task not easily done by hand, requiring scissors or a knife to complete. There are sheet metal screws on the market that easily could have been included and saved countless minutes of assembly time. In addition to tiny screws there are some parts requiring screws and utilizing man's smallest nuts, easily dropped and lost. The metal sheets are so thin they are very easily bent (a portion of mine were bent during transit because the box is not rigid enough to protect them). The foundation material is so thin it also easily bends - making assembly even harder. Manufacturing: they try to get away from culpability by saying "ensure the base is square and level " or "not all pieces will line up" but ultimately the excessive use of predrilled holes in the framework makes the assembly job much harder than needed. Again..had they included standard sheet metal screws they would only need the outer shell to be predrilled as the screws could easily penetrate the cheap frame on their own. Given the size of the shipping box there were also many parts that had to be manually assembled that appear to have been candidates for being single, molded pieces of metal instead. So much superfluous assembly required because the manuf is trying to literally squeeze absolutely every penny of profit from the shed. Had they "spent" $10 more dollars on the overall materials and manufacturing this shed would be far easier to assemble and much better quality. It is very clear this shed was poorly designed with a primary focus on minimal cost to manufacture and very little concern for end user needs or assembly experience.