A buddy of mine helped me with assembly and we knocked it out in less than an hour. After reading reviews I saw that a lot of people had trouble with the hinges. We had minimal trouble at first with the hinges but we figured it out right away. We just had the hinges slipped on backwards. I can see why people have trouble with the hinges if you are doing it by yourself because it would be hard to snap the doors in if no one’s supporting the door for you while you do so. I recommend two people. Makes it faster and easier!

Easy assembly

Easy to assemble and sturdy for a plastic shed. I built a 4’ x 7’ platform out of treated lumber (I know not idea but it was simple) I am a 56 year old girl and it took about 3 hours total. But our Honda lawnmower and gas cans are all the would fit. It’s ok because that’s really all I needed to get in there

What I need to store all the garden tools. My garage is now clear of all the garden equipment. This storage unit is larger than I thought, which is great! the bigger the better. It sits neatly right under our deck. Do not forget to put a lock on it.

At first look, this shed has a lot going for it: Looks good, easy to assemble, good size, fairly sturdy, good price. But if you're hoping to lock up anything valuable like tools, look elsewhere. This shed has no means of locking. Yes it has plastic molded rings under the handles for a padlock, but those are just for show. It only takes a light tug to break those. And the latches that keep the door fixed to the main body of the shed are on the outside, not the inside like most other models. Makes no sense. There are other versions of this shed at other big box stores that come with steel door latches on the inside and a steel sliding latch on the outside for a padlock. Yes, those are also a little more expensive than this one. But given that this is missing a very necessary and basic functionality, I would have gladly paid a few more bucks for better locking hardware. Now I have to buy additional hardware and modify this one just to be able to lock it up. Or I can knock it all down and return it. The lack of locking hardware on this shed is a fatal flaw on what would have otherwise been a truly great shed, and I cannot recommend this shed to anybody because of it.

Easy setup

This shed is a great product. Easy assembly, all the components fit together as they should. Large parts are well labeled. I put it together myself, with help on the last step to hang the doors. Very roomy. Two days after assembly we had a very heavy rain. The interior stayed dry. The shed was assembled on a concrete slab.

Went together nicely.

It's a great size shed. Assembling it is easy and intuitive, and in addition pretty detailed in the manual. Design is very well made, with plenty of upgradeability and functionality how to slice and dice the space utilizing it even further with or without additional parts from suncast or just use of any standard parts. However some items, although non-essential and maybe petty could have been designed better: - the floor is not reinforced sufficiently for sharp edges like shovels or upright standing mowers - they both focus weight on small stress points which may crack the floor. I think it needs better reinforced bottom. In the meantime it can be strengthened by adding some floor matting. - handles with attached eyelet for locking could be made better - they are nylon, maybe around 5% GF reinforced, but the locking eyelet is just for looks. You can add additional latch, of course. - the entire structure is held by acrylic fasteners. Those are known to crack with age and maybe exposure to UV. Although it is unlikely to get UV inside where they are screwed in, it would be great to have higher quality fasteners e.g. 35%+ GF reinforced or maybe even metallic ones. Although petty, those points seem essential to me for a good design and useability and other than those, I couldn't really figure anything else that could've been either designed or manufactured better. All in all, it is a good size shed.

I love it