It took 3 of us about 5-6 hours to build. Two of us are really good with Legos. The instructions were not great, the video online was helpful, and some things really do work better with 3 people. Sure, you can do it by yourself, but it will take a lot of time and frustration.

My wife and I put it together over the course of a weekend. Construction was a little bit of a pain but not too bad. I definitely recommend supplementing the instructions with the youtube video. We used plastic wood planks as the base instead of a concrete foundation. I think it is wind resistance up to a category 2 hurricane on its own. You can buy anchors separately to increase the wind resistance.

Great roomy shed. Looks great in the backyard. No complaints about the shed itself. The only problem is the company Sam's has a vendor to install. Horrible! I called several times but no answer. I did some research and saw terrible reviews. So don't bother with them. I went on Yelp and found a company that does furniture assembly/outdoor. A team of three had the shed up in 2 hours. Price was fair. Another option is Lifetime. They do have assembly available. I saw the 800 number in the paperwork after our assemblers left. They were more expensive. Call around. Again great shed and having it installed saved my marriage LOL

Where to start…horrible paper directions, needed to refer to YouTube video instructions continuously. Parts are poorly marked and some not at all. 6 hours day one doing steps 1-8, another 4.5 hours day two doing steps 9-13. Numerous steps could’ve been done at the manufacturer but instead passed burden to consumer. Corner wall panels required significant downward pressure to snap in. Roof panels did not come together smoothly, required significant manipulation to get holes to line up. This a 2 man job minimum, best if there is 3. Last but not least the doors are an absolute mess. One is too high, the other is too low and my wooden base is completely level. The look of the crooked doors are completely ruining the 10.5 hours of labor put into this job

The shed was straightforward to build when following the written instructions and the YouTube QR codes. There were times where the instructions were a little confusing and the YouTube videos helped confirm the correct tasks. Before assembly, I built a treated lumber base and used cinder blocks as ground support. Building a level and stable base is what helped this shed assembly go so smooth. It's very sturdy and should last a long time. Only complaint would be that storing things on the wall is kind of an inefficient use of the walls. There are a lot of wall bracket mounting points but only 5 or 7 brackets. I would say it's a light level security as breaking into it might not be all that difficult. Overall, It's well worth the money compared to other options.

Very happy with shed. No missing parts and everything lined up with no issue

Very poorly made for what they cost

Written instructions are extremely hard to follow. They lack detail instructions.

We assembled it in an afternoon. Looks nice and appears to be sturdy. I love it!

Not fit for anything outside city living maybe