The shed fit easily into our GMC Suburban for transport, but due to its weight, you'll need a helper to move the box around. Since it's made of plastic, ensure you have a solid and completely flat foundation prepared beforehand. Be careful not to over-tighten the screws, as this may strip the plastic. Assembly is straightforward, especially after watching a few YouTube tutorials. The shed is well-constructed, with perfectly aligned doors and it looks great once assembled. For added security, consider installing your own hasp and keeper on the doors. Finally, remember to anchor the shed to the foundation through its floor. Please note that anchoring hardware is not provided, so you'll need to purchase that separately.

It’s a great shed! Definitely took 2 people and a couple of hours. We got a smaller one and put it together in 30 mins or less so we thought this one would be the same but we honestly got stuck on the doors. Watch the YouTube videos. At the end of the day 10/10 would buy this again. It’s definitely worth the hassle

We can't have a 'shed' in our neighborhood but have been searching for one that isn't too big, but something that can hold what we need, plus not be seen over the fence! This is Perfect! Holds all those tools we use in the yard that get lost laying them down here and there after a long day in the yard. The shelves are very helpful, it is weatherproof which is really what we need too so the tools don't rust. This is the best one we have found and the price was the big sell!!! You can't go wrong with it. It is very sturdy, the door has a hinged 'bolt' that you can lock it at the bottom of the two doors and a place in the handles to add an actual lock if needed.

This was really simple to assemble, all of the pieces fit together and the holes all lined up. It seems to be a really sturdy piece. We have been able to fit a lot of the miscellaneous tools and supplies for the yard. I actually love the 2 mechanisms that keep the doors secured-you can do the bottom one with your foot and the top one with just one hand.

The Suncast shed was very easy to assemble & took about an hour with my 15-year old daughter to assist. Based upon previous reviews, I was a little leery about tackling this on my own, however the instructions/pictures were easy to follow. My only hold up was the hinges and how to keep them on. However, after a few minutes of trial and error, they went on without an issue. The shed looks great and is pretty sturdy! Our last Suncast shed lasted 8+ years in the desert heat and sun, so I imagine that this one will last just as long.

Nice storage closet except for the doors. They are poorly designed and difficult to mount. Additionally, door closures are shoddy. After installation, one of the doors just fell off. Likely should rate three but spouse has an engineer mind and fixed door to work. Except for that, storage bldg/closet is great. We did put the three shelves in it but the organizer/hanger deals that came with were not worth using to us.

I purchased 2. The first one took me about 75-90 min to put together, reading through the instructions. The second one took me just under 60 min to put together. With both sheds I had one issue; 2 of the roof screws did not seat properly, they were too short. Suncast does not have a longer screw they can send, which would have addressed the concern. Instead, they said they would need to send me a new roof to replace the old. Hopefully it will work. However, after that, once replaced, I now will be required to pay a fee in order to take the old roof to the landfill, as I cannot throw it in the trash can nor recycle can due to the size. A couple notes to make you aware: 1) The holes where a lock can be used at the bottom of the handles, appears to be very thin, no other way to really describe. One handle on the shed at the store appeared to be broken. I am assuming in the winter, with freezing conditions outside, they might become brittle. 2) The inside back corners have a space about 2" wide by about a 1/4" to 3/8” high, in which bugs, wasps, etc., could easily enter and make a nest inside the shed. I mentioned this to Suncast and their answer was, it was designed that way. Basically, working as designed. Not sure if they will fix this on future designs, but I have decided I will take some type of spray foam to possibly fill in those gaps. 3) There is a similar space across the entire span of the doors. If standing inside the shed with the doors closed, you can see the gap and much light entering in from outside the doors. Overall, it seems to fit my need, simple sheds that will protect my yard tools and equipment, and some storage totes, from the elements. But they could have done a little better on the overall design.

This is by far the easiest shed to assemble. I run a soccer club and we purchased three of these to put at each of our fields for supplies. They went together so easy, but you really do need to make sure they are going on a level surface. Otherwise, the unit will lean and the doors will not close correctly. I recommend using a foundation and anchoring the shed to it. Time will tell about it's durability, but assembly and functionality is awesome.

The shed is nice, big, and fits quite a bit. Issue though are the doors. The hindges are clamps that really need to be screwed down. The screws on the hindges are a soft metal and strip easily. Then the doors are reversed. The main door has the stationary locks on it, not the secondary door. Plus, the stationary locks are on the outside, instead of the inside. Due to this, the shed is not secure and nothing valuable should be left in it if your afraid of theifs.

The sheds were easy to install and assemble with exception to the doors. The door hinge scenario is sub-par. To date I’m on my third attempt at installing them. Every few days one or more of the hinges pop out. The tool racks do not function well for me. Maybe that’s due to my tools, but they do not firmly seat the tools. I think they are too “clunky” for lack of a better word.