The shed is amazing but the drawback is nowhere in the description does it tell you you must anchor it to either cement or a platform base of certain specifications. If you do not anchor it it voids the warranty. It was a small byline in the pre-assembly instructions. After spending $850, it would have been nice to know that prior to my purchase.

We ordered two sheds. They have 365 screws, each, so it does take awhile to build (3-4 hours, each), but the sheds are really nice looking and seem very sturdy. It hasn't rained yet, so can't tell you how they fair in the rain, yet. Overall, we are really happy with how they look, their capacity, and the sturdiness of the shed. We aren't giving it a 5 star because a few of the instructions were a little vague which made assembly take longer than it should have and we aren't sure how it holds up in rain yet.

Suncast 7’x7’ Modernist storage shed is just fine if: Your base is perfectly level, you have 2 able adults, you have low torque battery operated screw drivers, you have 2 4’ to 6’ ladders , you have sufficient area around the shed back and sides sides - 2 feet is good, the shed is above water sources, area winds do not exceed very much and probably not last you add a good flooring. I will add this: Suncast is selling this shed at several retailers. Each retailer has their specific color pattern. Pricing varies - $900.00 to $1900.00 for the same shed.

Great storage shed for the price. Definitely install it on a pad. One step (18a) was very difficult, installing a metal support into each side panel. Had to improvise by banging it down with a hammer using a wood block. Best to do this step early before attaching the panel to the floor. All other steps went well.

I got two of these to replace different sheds "Gone with the Wind" that was Hurricane Ian when the entire porch, under which they sat, took off. I don't know yet how the new ones will hold up to the Florida weather and tenants piling stuff inside, but they look good, and seem well constructed for a resin shed. There are metal side and roof supports, and interlocking walls. I'll be anchoring them, though, with tie downs because just bolting down the base isn't going to keep the roof on. If it takes off, so will the sides. My son and I (71 yrs) assembled the first one in about 3 hours and then second one in about 2 (and we are still speaking!). Recommendations: Make sure the base piece joints are tightly together on both ends before you start on the walls or everything will be off. Get a low torque battery powered screwdriver (drills are too powerful) to save time and maximize the benefits of teamwork (I caught two from Skil on sale and they were great!). Also, assemble the clamps on the roof struts on the ground to save overhead work. Any metal-to-metal assembly will need manual screwing and pressure to complete. The hardest part of assembly was securing the bolts that connect the roof to the side supports. You need a slim 7/16 socket and anything else you can find in that size to help and it's still going to take time and patience. It would be nice if Suncast developed a tool set to make this easier. Don't try assembly without a helper. It will be brutal. Don't try to assemble this outside on a windy day. You have to get the sides to stand up in sequence. Even with two people, you can't install one side while another person tries to hold up more than 2 sections in a stiff breeze. They will take off from the base.

The box came damaged. The contents of the shed were okay. The delivery service was accommodating as to where to place the carton. It took 5 1/2 hours to assemble. Overall it was easy to put together.

We love this shed, it was easy enough to put together and it's water tight and it's really being put to that test right now! We have three bikes and a snow blower in it and have room to spare.

Awesome Shed and Easy to Assemble. We made a solid level base with Pavers and made sure it was as close to level as possible. Everything went together smoothly and easily. Instructions were great and easy to follow.

We have only had the shed put together for about 2 weeks, but we still pleased. It does take two men to put it together. When it arrived the box was damaged so we were afraid that the shed would be.

I have assembled a Suncast shed a few years before we moved to Arizona, so when we needed a shed for our new house we chose another Suncast model. I did the assembly for this one and found the process as straight forward as the first one was. We are very happy with the results...we put a lawn tractor in as well as other gardening tools and the floor is more than adequate to support the weight of everything we decided to fit in it.