Easy to assemble. Sturdy, strong and looks good. Great features such as a ramp to roll in the garbage bins and a hydraulic that keeps the lid open when you’re filling the cans

Definitely a great investment for outdoor storage! We bought two of them. We had to make sure the ground was level when putting together otherwise it could throw off the alignment. Love it!

This is a great shed at a very affordable price. Instructions are pretty easy to understand , it took me about 1 .5 hours to assemble by myself. The only part that you would need somone to help is at the beginning when you are assembling the walls to the base to prevent them from collapsing while you secure them together. It is very important to make sure the base is level to have everything align properly. i made the base out of plywood and 2X4s . I have this shed from suncast and the similar one from lifetime and the lifetime is much sturdier but it takes longer to assemble as well. The only reason i bought this one over the lifetime is because it was available at my local Sams club without having to pay for shipping. Overall its a great mid grade storage shed for not so heavy items.

Its nothing more than a cheap box made of plastic to look good. It does not function very well. If it gets cold outside the top will not stay up. When it gets really cold the hinges on the doors actually pop off if you try to open it. Leaving you with a half open plastic box for everyone to see inside of. The aggervation of this is not worth the price.

Friend of mine bought this last year and during the summer's hot weather every wall & the lid got badly deformed (warped); For the ugliness of this plastic and its high price, you just add the horrible durability factor and it is not worth not buying but not worth having (even if it is free). From what I saw, this is a 100% AVOID !

I placed this on a partially shaded concrete slab last spring. After 45 days of 100 + degree temps, the shed door began to buckle and warp causing the door hinges to detach from walls and lid latch. The soft close lid has also fails to stay open making entry into the rear section very difficult. Will be replacing with a metal shed.

It's a plastic box that will keep rain off your stuff, assuming you can ever get it together. The machining on the metal parts is poor, so screws don't fit quite right. Not a big deal, since they're self- tapping, right? Well, if you don't get the angle of the screw exact, it will strip going in to metal. The threading on the bolts is soft, so if you get a nut cross-threaded, it's going to mangle, meaning if you have to do any reversing, you'll have to buy a new bolt. You will end up reversing, too. The English directions were written by an engineer who, I'm assuming, doesn't speak English as a first language. The diagrams do an excellent job of showing which way to turn screws, but where pieces attach is an exercise in guesswork, particularly for the parts of assembly without pre-drilled holes. The hardware is labeled in the diagram, but there's no indication on the bags that they contain EE nuts or whatever. It's also not reasonable to call this a shed or a deck box. I'm not pulling my lawn mower in or out through the top, which makes the quiet close hinges completely pointless, other than to make the hinge assembly complicated enough for me to throw it on the ground and walk away. It might be the greatest plastic box to throw stuff in ever, but it looks unlikely that I'll ever know at this point. If I wanted to pay 400 dollars for a heap of frustration, I'd just go to the emergency room.

Easy Assemble. Looks really good

Nice shed easy to build with 2 people

Absolutely perfect size and simple enough to put together (for my husband). Fit about 15 folding chairs, 3 folding tables and 2 decent size ice chests. It's just what we needed for storing those items and getting them out of the garage.