I read the reviews before purchasing and was pleased to see so many positive reviews. The shed came 3 weeks early, I followed the instructions to the letter and the shed went together like a dream. Made sure the foundation was level and square, so much so, I didn't need any shims to make the doors align perfectly.

I like this little shed. You have to follow the directions, and maybe read ten steps ahead to understand where you are going with it, but they have their reasons for why they have you put it together the way they do. It looks nice and holds quite a bit.

My wife and I got our shed about a month ago and we absolutely love it! The two of us put it together ourselves, and I will day it took some time. We worked for 20+ hours over two days and got it done though. As long as you take your time and read the instructions thoroughly, you'll be just fine. Again, we LOVE This shed!

Instructions could have been clearer. Found a mistake in the instructions. The last two pieces of the roof on the back side was tough lining up the hole for the screws. After the roof was on the end doors would not close had to shim up by the front doors.

The shed was fairly easy to put together (we did it with two people). We prepped everything and watched the installation video prior to starting. This was very helpful. The floor is soft that it damages easily and have poked a few holes in it already. So if you plan to put any sort of equipment inside it, you may want to reinforce the floor like we did with plywood. Our shed is sitting on a concrete slab.

Shed looks great. Its a solid shed given that its made of plastic. Took me 2, 10 hour days to ge it built. It says to get someone to help you but it can be done by yourself. I did it by myself and wasn't in any hurry. It has so many parts and screws. Took my time, read the instructions well and also followed a video on youtube when instructions weren't very clear. If using a power screwdriver make sure to set it to the lowest torque, if you can. You are screwing into plastic. I had a couple screws early in the built that spun out because i had the screwdriver set on a higher torque setting. The shed is beautiful. Just what i expected.

Our shed came in and I completed the build a couple of weeks ago. For others out there wondering, yes - it can be built by one person. However, at least one extra set of hands would make it go much faster and easier on the body. With that said, I am pleased with the aesthetics of the shed in our yard and the space that it provides for us. I would purchase again if needed, as I'm sure that we will enjoy for years to come. The only thing that held it from 5 stars for us is that it seems a bit flimsy, even after all of the supports are in place and the unit is complete. I'm sure that it will be fine for our needs and geography, but I notice that there is still a slight bowing of the walls/ windows. This is probably long thought out and tested by the company, and used to keep shipping weight down and material costs affordable. Again, we are thrilled with the shed!

I am about halfway assembled. A lot of the parts are not labeled. three boxes were loaded top to bottom box 2 of 3, then box 3 of 3 and finally box 1 of 3. Instructions were in box 3. After I identified the parts, I placed the hardware in bags marking their identifying them.

So shipping took almost 2 weeks to come. All was good until I found that a major wall panel was missing from the kit. That was a Friday, and I didnt recieve the panel until the following Thursday, even though I was told it would be “expedited shipping”. I lost 2 days from work that I took off to build the shed due to this part being missing. Overall once it came I had the shed up in about a day and a half. Some pieces fit as expected, some didnt, and some needed extra help to line up correctly. Watch the online videos and also read the 80 something page manual before starting to get familiar with everything, it seems to help. Also keep in mind that this shed need a sturdy base to be mounted on wether its a cement slab or a deck built level with a plywood top. I did the later and with the wood, cement pilars and drainage rock it added another 600$ to the cost of the shed.

I just set the shed up in the last week, first attempt to set up failed because the end cap floor section was short width-wise by about .5 inch. Lifetime expedited out two new floor panels and a replacement wall section with windows that was warped. Unfortunately, the replacement wall section was brown so I ended up forcing in the original warped one—-not perfect but making it work. The customer service isn't bad, I won't say that because they did expedite out the parts but less then desired for a $2K purchase. The assembly is not a half a day job unless you build the sheds regularly, I would plan for about 12 hours with a least one other handy adult—having built this one, I could probably do another in about 6-8 hours with help.