I bought this unit and built a solid foundation for it. The walls were not very stable or secure. If someone wanted to kick it in it could be done. The doors did not fit securely and won't stay shut. There were many openings to the outside that we used silicone to water proof. I have had it one summer and the walls are starting to bow outwards and the doors won't secure properly I have to use a screw driver to try to pop into place but it won't stay. It seems to be warping with the heat and it doesn't get hotter than 105 where I live and very low humidity we are a dry state for the most part. I am really sad I saved up and invested in this product. It wasn't cheap. I wish I had gone somewhere else.

Haven't set it up yet but i purchased it because a family member has a smaller one and loves it

Large shed for lots of storage.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great service and a great product will be purchasing more from them

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I Did Buy This Shed Awhile Ago Really Nice Takes Time To Put Together But Worth It In The End Also You Need 2 People To Do The Job You Also Need A Floor To Build It On It Does Come With A Floor I Used Wood And Make Sure Its Level The Manuel Is Really Simple To Follow For Putting It Together

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We ordered our first Lifetime shed even though we were worried about the assembly from other posts....it wasn't easy but the written instructions with the YouTube videos allowed two adults and two teenagers to build if almost flawlessly. Thanks Lifetime. It basically took one person about 12hours with 2 others helping for about 8 hours of that time.

Installed this shed just over a month ago, now both of the walls perpendicular to the two windows are both bowing outwards. These are the only two location in the shed that did not have the "Wall Support Channel". Oversight perhaps by Lifetime, but they provided no additional bracing or support, which causes both of the window-side walls to buckle and bow. (NOTE: nothing is leaning against the walls from the inside the shed that might otherwise cause the buckle/bowing) Spent a lot of hard earned money to buy this shed, would probably had considered alternative's had I known how flimsy the wall are without proper structural bracing and support.

I ordered the tan and brown shed and what came is the boxes shipped to me were Gray. I did not notice it was the wrong color until the carpenter I paid to put it together started putting it up. Normally this would not be an issue but I bought the color that matches the color of my house so now it very ummm noticeable and it annoys me.

Put this shed together this Spring in my backyard and I used pavers instead of a concrete slab or wood for its base. Looks great and seems very sturdy considering its made out of vinyl plastic. I anchored it down with 2x4s in each corner and a little cement. I put it together myself except I did need help getting the 20ft long skylight up to the top of the shed (one of the very last steps). I did not have any missing parts as others have said they had in some of the reviews. So far the shed has survived some fairly heavy winds and light hail without a scratch, hopefully it can do well through a North Dakota Winter. I have confidence that it will but I might have to knock down some snow accumulation on the roof if I notice too much build up or I could foresee some possible trouble. Also the price seemed right and Sams Club and delivery was good plus ahead of schedule even though I was not in a hurry. Shed is in the background of the attached pic.

We have spent more than 2 weeks trying to get missing bolts/nuts and items so our building is not even "started". The building materials look great, we really want/need the building up, but without the bolts and right connectors it will be impossible. The company is responding so hopefully we will reach a resultion.