I bought this about two weeks ago, it's flimsy as can be. It's plastic. I'm not really sure why they leave a picture in the instructions of a rubber mallet because it just dents the pieces. Beyond that, similar feedback as many others here. The hinges for the doors are absolutely infuriating. I'm waiting for one good coastal storm to rip the things right off. They simply rely on a clamping effect to hold the doors on. In two of the hinges, the screw which provides the clamping action didn't even screw in. I basically had to trim off some excess manufacturing material to get them to work. I would have turned it but, I hauled it 190 miles to my beach house and the thing is gargantuan. For the money, they could have designed a better hinge. It holds a lock well in the door handle and generally speaking it holds things.

Solid shed but with a few flaws. For starters, the handles for the doors feel flimsy. I think maybe going for metal handles would be a great improvement. Not to mention it would be a lot more secure when using a lock. Also, the way the door hinges are secured to the shed feel like they are going to come off. Other then that. It's a good shed.

With Plus membership, shipping was free and good thing: It weighs about 200lbs! I moved it piecemeal, and assembled it in about 2 hours: very simple to put together. I put it on a concrete slab, but if you plan to put it on soil it would be a good idea to build a wood riser foundation (instructions included). Worth every penny!

It's best if you follow the directions and make a base for the shed. We live in the desert and our ground is hard, so we skipped that part. The shed is still slightly off-level and the doors don't line up well. It will also blow across your yard in the wind if you don't anchor it down somehow (before you add weight to it).

We love this shed, very sturdy, roomy and great quality. At a great price! I found the exact same model at HD for hundreds more. The box is very heavy and large, I have a truck so was able to get it home. We opened the box in place and removed the pieces from the truck bed. It took a while to assemble but for someone handy it should be no problem! Well worth the money!

I put 3 of these together. 2 I did alone, the last one I had minimal help. I'm a 70 year old women. So the product speaks for itself, great engineering and instructions. They appear to be sturdy and weather resistant. I have them on a covered carport. Solved my lack of in home storage issues. They look nice. Price was right.

This is a phenomenal shed for the price. There are a few reviews about door issues and other assembly problems, but it’s pretty straightforward if you’re mechanically inclined. The directions are clear for the most part, but some things are definitely not clear. With that said, my wife and I got it all put together in an hour with a toddler constantly distracting us. The shed is exactly what we were looking for to put on our patio for our kids’ toys and patio cushions. We tried cross shopped and nothing else came close to this price. Highly recommend so far. I’ll try to update in a few months after some rain and weather to see if it withstands the elements.

Relatively simple to assemble. Most of it is a one person job, but a couple areas I really could have used a helper. A couple places where the instructions could have been a bit clearer, but some common sense and reasoning got it done. Reasonably well built. Fits a lot of stuff. Installed on a pre-existing cement slab, which saved time over building a base for it. I filled in a couple of gaps between the roof and the rear corners, just for a little extra protection, hopefully it helps. All in all, a pretty solid unit. We’ll see how this winter goes!

I bought this today and assembled it in about an hour on my back patio to hold various landscape tools. It seemed to be good quality and went up very fast and without issue (some small mistakes in the instructions but I figured it out. The last step was installing the door handles and that's where I discovered the flaw. The doors are secured using a plastic hasp which one would lock with a padlock. This would be extremely easy to break into with minimal effort. I know it's a resin shed and could be ripped apart with minimal effort but at least the padlock hasp should be metal. I'm going to add a metal hasp to this shed and bolt it through the doors to a metal backing plate for somewhat better security.

Purchased 1 week ago @ Sam's Club. The book and parts to put it together don't match or missing. The company initially said they won't send parts, to return shed to store. I'm senior citizen and handicapped, this means a 3 hour drive. Sam's Club didn't return my proof sales receipt at purchase, so I'm trying hard not to make needless drive, out gas and hardship, for unit we wanted to keep. Looks like excellent material and SUNCAST said with receipt they would send parts after all. Book and parts don't match or missing. I expect returns across America for being so sloppy between incorrectly marked instruction manual and incorrectly labeled or missing parts. So sad. You expect this but not from Made in America quality.