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.

The shed was easy to assemble and seems sturdy. The instructions could use clarification in a few areas such as installing the roof braces and door latches. I did curbside pickup at Sam's Club and did receive a box with corner damage but it didn't look bad. Once the shed was unpacked, I found one side panel corner was crushed. I was able to speak with an agent at Suncast after 5:00PM and a replacement panel was shipped quickly.

Some of the parts are difficult to install and some of the instructions are difficult to follow. The shed is well designed, however, with all the pieces screwed together, so they won't fall apart easily. Make sure you have a large pickup because the box is big and heavy. The shipping costs more than the shed itself!! I will have to wait and see if the shed could withstand the 100+ summer heat here in Las Vegas, NV or could handle the occasional high wind and occasional heavy rain.

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.

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 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 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.

I ordered this to store my garden tools. I was able to assemble it without any problem. Instruction manual is clear and easy to understand, but just make sure that the base is flat or else you may have to prepare the base first before you start assembling the unit in my case, I Bought some plywood from Lowe’s and assembled the base first so that it is firm on the ground and flat as well then I was able to rise. This shared within an hour instruction manual was pretty clear and I have a lot of help from the YouTube videos overall, it’s a study easy to assemble and value for money

I purchased this shed from Sam’s Club to use for all my gardening tools and accessories. And found that it had more room than I had tools with that in mind, I went back to Sam’s and bought more gardening supplies. All that said, The shed was very easy to build and the most important part I found was ground leveling to keep the structure from racking. Hope this review helps 🧌

Like the size and that it fits pretty inconspicuously against the outside back wall of my garage. Took me about 2 1/2 hours to assemble by myself, but I took my time and first watched the Suncast YouTube video on assembly. Keep in mind that when the roof is flipped over - to install the 2 metal support bars - the instructions state to keep the small hole in each of the two bars to the right side of the roof. No, when the roof is upside down the end of the metal bars with the small holes go to the left. Only other comment is that there are small gaps between the roof and the back wall, and also between the roof and the front doors. Probably try to fill in those gaps with expansion foam.