Nice shed, easy to put together.

Just what I needed, easy to assemble, arrived early nice and sturdy.

Hard to assemble

goes together easy

Very good shed

Paper directions combined with the video will get you through assembly. Complications might arise from holes that don't line up. The front door hinges for us were a big problem for us. The screw for the hinge is supposed to go through a pin hole on the door support that didn't line up properly on 3 of 4 screws. Lifetime may consider supplying self-tapping screws as it is highly unlikely that the hinge screws will line up properly.

Bethany92

The fit of the flimsy materials really left me disappointed. I don't expect this shed to hold up very long. First, the good things about it: the instructions are very clear, precise, and understandable. They include scan codes in some sections that will quickly link to some very good YouTube videos that show the steps being performed. The gas springs seem to work very well in raising the top. Also, this shed is mostly plastic with some metal reinforcement which means no maintenance or rotting. However there are some issues that certainly need improvement: First of all, the main material is plastic, and most of the screws that hold it together screw into the plastic. The problem is that the plastic is so thin and soft that the screws strip out very easily. You can only just barely snug them before they strip. In the videos, the guy uses a power driver to tighten them all the way. You certainly cannot do that. If you do use a power driver, only tighten the screws half way and finish snugging them with a hand held screwdriver. Next, the base is in two pieces, but they do not fit together; they butt in the middle and have gaps at each end of about a quarter inch. The base is also not very sturdy. You have to place it on a solid hard surface, not just leveled ground or gravel. When you raise the lid and open the doors, the sides become very shaky. If you are short, the top is hard to reach in order to bring it back down; you will need to attach a rope to pull it down. Interestingly, there are 2 bungee cords included. They are for the sole purpose of attaching to the lid of the shed and to trash can lids underneath in order to pull them off automatically as you raise the lid. Actually the can lids swinging around at face level could be a bit dangerous. I still haven't figured out how you would replace the can lids since you have to have the doors closed in order for the top to go down and the cords are pretty short. Seems to be a nice idea that didn't get thought all of the way through. I have already put this shed together or else I would return it. I cannot recommend this storage shed if you want a sturdy, long term solution.

Leaking water

Very nice fits perfectly