Directions mostly pics. Needs a little more descrptions. ESPECIALLY as to the doors. Also the hardware (screws, etc) are exact and no extras. Says use 2 people. I did assembled alone. Probably could have used a 2nd perspective.

Easy to install and great storage space we needed. Only issue was with shipping. Could have better tracking and not keep people waiting for days kepping pushing the day back. One sight would tell you one day while the Sams site tells you another.

Awesome shed for under our deck. Great quality and very easy to build. I put it together by myself in about two hours of not working very hard and reading the instructions carefully to ensure I didn't miss any steps. We had a cement pad to put it on, otherwise Suncast recommends building a base for it. We also added a free standing shelf to better utilize the space.

Bought this shed for our back patio to store pool, and some garden equipment. A little difficult to assemble and definitely requires two people. Once assembled it has tons of room and is very nice looking. The all resin construction with double door access assures durability and functionality. As a lot of its space is vertical, I would definitely recommend that you buy at least one (I got two) of the optional shelf kits (Wayfair has them: Suncast horizontal and XL vertical shed shelf kit: XA 10717 - 50 lb weight capacity). Couldn’t be happier with this shed, and highly recommend it.

Just what I was looking for. I bought two more after getting the first one. Have them all in a line against my foundation under my deck. Lots of water tight storage. Easy to assemble. I actually built them by myself. First one took me 1 hour and 20 minutes then the other two was 45 minutes each.

The plastic walls and roof of this shed went together reasonably well and came with good assembly instructions. Several of the steps required two people, but was otherwise a solo installation effort. Key components are held together with clear plastic "Easy Bolts," which give me pause about their longevity. The entire project requires a solid and level base, but even with that (and spending three times as much effort with the foundation as I did with assembling the shed atop it), I noted some racking in the structure that kept the doors from lining up properly, and the one (OK, six) moving part(s) were the door hinges that were the most problematic to install. Not included in the instructions, but added in my own initiative, are ground anchors for the wooden base. Overall the shed seems roomy, but some daylight coming in between walls and roof make me wonder how water tight it will be.

We needed a storage shed for our patio where we could store charcoal and cooking items along with the cushions for our patio furniture when the weather gets nasty. This shed is an excellent fit for that. My wife and I were able to get it assembled relatively easily. Most of the directions were easy to follow. The door hinges are a unique system and gave us some trouble with the first door, but we were able to figure it out eventually, and the second door was easy.

I am very happy with this small shed. This is actually the second of the same model shed that I have purchased (the first one bought several years back still looks like new). In one shed I have two power wheels (sitting vertically on each side wall) and a child’s bike in the middle. The second shed houses a power wheels (sitting vertically against a sidewall), an adult bike, child’s scooter and two helmets (attached to the opposite wall), as well as a child’s bike and a child’s tricycle. Very happy with the ease of assembly and durability. The instructions could be a bit more clear regarding the roof section though.

Was surprised at how sturdy and well built this is. I previously thought such plastic sheds/buildings would be cheaply made, but this unit is a pleasant surprise. It's not super heavy duty, if I wanted that I'd frame something up. Meets and exceeds

Shed seems well built and is the perfect size for what I wanted. Building the base took the most time for sure as I used the pressure treated wood approach. The instructions are ok at best...certainly some questions along the way but I could figure it out by looking at the pieces. Probably took about 3 hours to time for the shed itself...not the worst. Looking forward to years of use.