Had some hardware missing just my luck

Very sturdy and easy assembly

Purchased for e bikes, ample room for 4 bikes. Assembly was longer than expected but straight forward. ( read directions lol) all in all good shed

This holds my gardening supplies and our outdoor tables and chairs. We love it and frees up space in our garage.

Roof panel had big dent. Ordered another one.. it arrived with a joke in it. Finally the third one arrived in good condition. Their customer service was helpful.

Does NOT hold up in the KS wind. Bought it around Christmas. Finally got it assembled 3 weeks ago. 1st rpund of spring winds, slide it off of the wood platform the instructions said was necessary. So we bolted the floor to the platform. Last nights winds decided it didnt like the shed's location again. It's trashed. upsise down, splayed out. originally blown 50 ft from its starting point. Wind shift directions, now its back 10 ft from its stsrting point. Everything that was in the shed is scattered about the yard.

I reluctantly give this 5 stars for two reasons. The first being that for the price that I paid for this the quality control could have been better. For instance, the first wall that I put up did not lock into the floor, the side windows that allow for light did not fit and had to be shaved down. One of the side windows had the manufactures writing, which should have been facing the inside of the shed instead of the outside. In some pieces the screw holes did not match up. The two pieces of the floor were off maybe a bump, which had me worried that it might affect the alignment of the walls, but it didn't. The other thing is that I don't see the floor as being that secure to the floor, basically someone with a prybar could get in by prying the shed from the floor. Suncast does point out that the shed is not waterproof and that is obvious, but I think they are talking about if runoff from a large amount of water. I was able to fix the problems, but it took more time. I did secure the floor better by buying some small brackets and attaching them to the wall and floor. I also bought some adhesive waterproof tape to stop water coming in from the sides around the floor. As far as the positive aspects of the shed. I bought this shed in January, but I wasn't able to put it together until mid April, as I was waiting for weather that wasnt so windy and I also needed to build a foundation. One of my concerns about waiting so long was that I was hoping that all the parts would be there and they were. I would give the instructions 90% out of a 100%. I am also no spring chicken and I was able to put the shed together by myself. I did have doubts about this shed being sturdy as I was putting it up, but when I completed the shed I was very pleased at how sturdy it actually was on the sides, doors and roof. I would caution against leaving the wall and roof side up for too long of a period. I did that when I first received the package and pulled everything out of the box and when i went out the next day they were bowed a little bit. I laid everything out on top of the box and threw a tarp over them. The pieced did straighten back out and once everything was put together I haven't had that problem. I did buy the light colored shed, but I don't know about the wisdom of having a black roof, especially in areas where the heat can be brutal in the summer. Overall, I am happy with the completed shed. Although, I still had to add brackets to the floor and waterproof the bottom. The shed looks like it will last awhile and it looks good.

The storage shed was placed next to my home and is mostly shaded. The back (on the north side) has bowed out. I have contacted Sams 2x to either return the shed or get replacement and have been ignored. Don't believe it when they say lifetime return because they don't honor the policy.

I wanted to buy the Rubbermaid but I liked this one for it's looks. My bad there, this uses a very poorly designed big plastic screw. And they use that to "bolt" together the panels which have molded female threadsin them... but has no room for any tolerances. A plastic molded screw going into a plastic molded panel under those conditions is a joke. Half and I mean half are laying inside the shed on the floor. I got it together but had to add steel bolts, washers and nuts to fix where the plastic ones failed. I am going to make a real shed out of it, reinforced and add lots of calking cause it aint water proof. It started out bad from the delivery dumped in my driveway without warning and damaged all through to putting it together, but hey I can't complain cause nobody is listening.

This was my 3rd shed so I'm not completely new to the process and I have to say this was the most difficult one. The directions and pictures were vague at times. The most frustrating part of this build was the parts labeled incorrectly. I'm talking about the panels and the hardware. Clearly there was no quality control the day this shed was built in the factory. There were no instructions on how to anchor the shed to the concrete or the wooden platform, so we screwed it in but then later, that got in the way of the walls. There are small gaps in between the walls so pests and rain can get into the shed, which defeats the whole purpose of the shed. The shed itself is very lightweight, in a bad way. I feel like one good storm will blow this away. The material is very cheap and flimsy. The cost does not reflect the quality at all and I'm definitely not going to be purchasing another shed from Suncast in the future.