We are almost finished with the construction of our shed. Maybe you should offer a bucket of patience with the kit because we almost used up all of ours! It would have been helpful if all of the pieces and parts were properly labeled rather than having to guess when checking the parts against the inventory sheets. Overall it has "gone together" quite well and I can't wait to move my potting bench and yard implements into their new home.

shed came in 4 very heavy 9 x 3 x 1 ft boxes. delivered by very large truck with only the driver. you better have help to unload the truck as the driver will only offer a limited assistance. having said that you need to unload all of the boxes and stack the parts in like piles. it is very important to have the base the shed will sit on very level. Watch the YouTube videos and read the directions this more than once. you will need two or more persons to erect the shed. it took four of us 10 hours. lots of screws. Power screwdriver is a tremendous help. screws and other fasteners come in packages that are not marked as the instructions require. this is a real mess to figure out. once built the shed is very sturdy and looks exactly like the picture. only had it up for about a month so don't know how long it will last.

The Instruction Manual is not that easy to follow and the assembly time is not accurate. It will take you an hour to remove the panels and all the hardware pieces. The cartons were labeled Box 1-4. And to my surprise, the Instruction manual was located in Carton 3 between wall panels. I had to hire someone with home construction experience to help me to assemble the shed. Total assembly time was over 16 hours. You will also need an impact drill to complete the last phase of the roof brackets. My standard drill did not work with the self-drilling screws into the metal trusses.

Leaks are all around the perimeter of the shed. The holes where the wall panels slide into place have gaps where rain water pours in. The holes around the doors are all wide open and rain pours in. Not sure why you designed the floor with so many holes especially along the door openings. I put flashing all around the outside, 2 lines of caulk around the perimeter outside. Also filled the numerous holes where the doors are with flex rubber but the rain keeps pouring in. The windows on the doors leak as well. Not sure why you did not provide tape to seal like there is on the skylights. When the doors are open and the floor is exposed to the sun, the floor warps like crazy and has now pulled apart along two floor panels. Most all the screws that attach the middle roof skylights have stripped so there is not much holding them into place. I really wish I had spent more money and put a wooden shed in. I have purchased many Lifetime products over the years and have always been impressed with the quality. This shed however has been a complete let down.

Very easy to put together..but could be easier if you have 2 people to put together.

I actually purchased this a number of years ago. I couldnt be happier. Its a fantastic addition to a garden. Service is impeccable.

Only complaint is that some parts do not fit snuggle and can really slow down progress in assembly. With us it was the roof panels.

So far so good.. is expensive. Total of $7,000.. included cost of shed .. material to build base and then pay to have built z

This shed was very well packaged and came 2 weeks early. The trucking company was helpful in getting the boxes in the garage.

A lot harder than I thought to put together and instruction were not as good as they could have been... overall I like the shed...