It took two weeks for lifetime to get this shed to me. box was not damaged or had anyholes. but halfway through I found out that I did not have no where near the screws I needed to finish the shed. Being my only day off I just went to the my local hardware store to buy screws. Three trips later I got it done. Doors wont close right because I could not find the right screws i needed to put the hinges on correctly. waste of money and time.

This shed is very sturdy. Several support bars and plenty of hardware to hold it together. Took two of use 3 hours, at a leisurely pace, to assemble. In my opinion, you need two people. The shed is much much more sturdy than the one it is replacing. Looks great too! I would definitely purchase from Lifetime again.

we used three sets of instructions: booklet that came with shed, bilt app info, you tube vid. all were useful. HINGES: only way I could get them installed properly was to connect hinge to door panel and thru pilot hole of bar (this will make sense when you are working on it), then connect side bar panel to door. otherwise, a bit complicated but we took our time and got it done. just two of us, my 100lb wife and me 225lbs. strength does help, and four hands are necessary.

Expected better from this brand. As a mechanical engineer I enjoy assembling new equipment, but this one was annoying in the vastness of different screw types and sizes. Designers could have easily standardized and reduced by half. Hardware was in about a dozen different baggies in odd quantities that had nothing to do with the assembly steps or labels. Plastic/steel holes mismatched in a few places, so had to re-drill to have screws sit flush. Plastic sags and warps under its own weight. Doors bow inward at the center and must be corrected every time the lid is closed. Exterior latch creates an entrapment hazard if kids close doors from the inside and lid comes down unintentionally. Lid is not water tight down the middle seam, so requires a bead of silicone during assembly.

I have been a fan of Lifetime products for a ling time. I was extremely dissatisfied with this last purchase. Just put this unit together about five days ago. Didn't get a chance to put anything in there yet. We a rain event yesterday and appears there was a leak. I can not recommend.

I bought this shed early last month. We love it! My 17-year old assembled it without a hitch. It is a very nice looking and well constructed shed. It is located on our back concrete porch adjacent to the entrance to our pool deck. We use the shed for storing pool chemicals & cleaning equipment & supplies; kids floaties & toys; and life vests. It is perfect for our needs - looks good, big & spacious, easy opening lid & doors, and it can be easily locked to keep kids safely out.

I searched for months online and in stores. It took me a while to find the best bang for the buck. I believe I chose well. These are made of good material and steel reinforced. It took me about 3 hours to build one by myself. Great product -- and Sam's Club price can't be beat!

It’s fine. It will serve the purpose for garbage cans. Kinda scuffed up so for price that was disappointing, but once they wrestle the box from the truck and leave. Then you open and see the damage, what are you going to do about it? Was a bit of a hassle getting it here. Had 5 different delivery dates. When forward trucking finally called me, for the real delivery date, the gal on the phone was about as friendly as a rattlesnake and all I had asked is they call my husband’s phone on the delivery day, since he would be the one at home that day and I at work.

I was hesitant to purchase this storage due to the negative reviews about assembly; however, I’m glad I bought it! My husband built this shed by himself in approximately 3 hours at a leisurely pace, taking a break here and there. I only helped him put the lid on. We did purchase self tapping screws ahead of time since they were mentioned and it was a good choice. The rubber mallet is also a must. Our ground is not perfectly level and the shed works great. Make sure you have clearance for the doors to open. I’m tempted to buy another for our lawn tools.

the bags of screws and bolts were not labeled to match the instructions, The instructions also didn’t note that it required. at least 2 or even 3 people to assemble. We also had to use a drill on the metal rods, as the so called self tapping screws, were not. My husband broke a screw driver bit and cut his hand while doing so. It also was an 8 hr job to assemble the shed. It was a nightmare!!!