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 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 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.

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.

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.

A good shed at a reasonabe price ($399). The fit of the walls and roof are not perfect due to design and mass production approach of the shed, but it does not leak in light storms. I purchased 10 corner brackets and about 40 additional screws to reinforce the floor and all corners to sinch tight any joints and connections. I think this shed should be able to handle Texas storms but have not had a hail storm yet to verify that level. The roof appears sturdy, but be careful on touching as it quickly gets hot in the sun on an 80+ degree day. The doors, hinges, and locking mechanisms are well designed and very pleased with their operation.

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

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.

This “small” shed is actually pretty big. Compare its dimensions with other similar sheds. We were quite pleased with how much we were able to store in it. It was pretty easy to build, had some help from my teenage son but did most of the work myself (I'm a 50+ yr old dude). Seems sturdy enough and hopefully will last for years to come. We'll see.

Delivery as part of my Sam's Plus membership was supposed to be yesterday but didn't happen. Was told on the 800 number helpline that the product is 2 days away when there were 2 in-stock in the building the day I bought it. Now I'm being told it's coming from 2 states away from Alabama. I'm not so happy now.