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 🧌

Love this shed. Great for garden and seasonal tools. Not too difficult to put together, the hinges were a little tricky but I figured it out. I put this together by myself but I have a lot of experience at this so if you don’t just get a little help and follow the diagrams carefully. It’s really nice quality and has upper and lower door latches and a place for a padlock. Great price compared to others. Highly recommend.

The product went together easily despite a few cloudy spots in the instructions. Overall it has a very impressive fit and finish and the end result looks and functions very nicely. A few tips for those considering it: 1. Do pay attention to the requirement for a sturdy base for it to sit on. 2. Be SURE to have it delivered to your door rather than try to pick it up from Sam's. The product, in box, weighs almost 200 lbs and cannot be handled by one person. 3. The most difficult part of the project was disposing of the box after assembly so be sure your trash bin is large enough to handle all the cut up cardboard and have a sharp box cutter handy.

We are very happy with this purchase. We put together an outdoor kitchen and wanted a place to store some of our cooking utensils and other items. We are calling this our outdoor pantry (no food of course). We added metal shelving (also bought at Sam’s). It was easy to put together and is meeting our needs.

Shed went together easily. The foundation is what I spent most of my time working on. When I got the instructions out it had a diagram with specific dimensions to create a wooden frame. I was able to use (5) 2 x 6 x 8's and one sheet of 3/4" plywood, along with ample gravel to fill the base and the surrounding area. I use it to keep my jonboat stuff in...fishing rods, crabbing gear, life jackets and assorted other stuff. A perfect solution for my situation.

Bought this for pool chem and toy storage. Fits that bill perfectly. It was easy to build and all parts fit together perfectly. If you need help there are YouTube videos. The color is great and fits in our yard perfectly. I built the shelves out of 3/4” plywood because I wanted the 13” wide dimension. I recommend cutting the shelves .5” longer than the recommended length. You want a tight fit against the side walls. I placed mine on a concrete slab. Helps with the fit of all part to have a flat, level, and stable foundation. If wind is a concern you will need to anchor this shed down.

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.

This is a great storage shed. It was very easy to put together. I did need someone to help me hold the walls up and set the roof on top. It took us about 30 minutes to put it together. It is bigger than I expected it to be. The material is well made. So far it hasn't leaked when it rains. I liked it so much I bought a second one.

Very nice she's. Light , and good to look at. Fairly straightforward to assemble but needs 2 people to get it done- instructions could be a bit mor specific and maybe have more photos showing each area more clearly. Do loved the flexibility in the shed for shelves. Priced well!

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.