I was able to assemble this 8x6 by myself. 2 people will make it faster. Take the time to go over the instructions and parts before you start. This will make each step easier to accomplish. It's a nice shed, and can be secured with a lock It wouldbe nice if you could open one door instead of havingto open both. It has vents for airflow, and assemble tight enough to keep most critters out. It feels like it will last for years.

We will start off with the positives; it is very esthetically pleasing, looks beautiful and well made. It is spacious, so there’s plenty of room to store all of your extra things. Now, the reason for the deduced stars…the instructions were confusing. My husband is very handy, and had difficulty understanding the photos depicting the instructions. He would have much more preferred written instructions. It had a very strong chemical/plastic smell that took a few days to go away. Next, it sprinkled a bit and despite being securely shut, it got wet inside. Last, the screws holes were sorely misplaced. My husband first screwed them in where the pre-hole was placed, and the slabs kept falling down, so he had to make his own holes so that they actually made contact and stayed together.

Shed was very difficult to build and some of the Keter instructional videos showed pins and easy slide in walls however this model requires a lot of things to be lined up correctly and a ton of screws. At the end, we had some difficulty ensuring the shed doors would open and close smoothly but that can be due to now having a 100% completely level base floor. Windows also don’t bring in as much light as I was anticipating. I will plan on making some modifications so that it is more ergonomic, but generally a good shed for storing bikes, a couple of tools, and nothing to crazy. If I had to go back, I would have preferred a wooden shed.

Also been trying to buy said available with shipping then won’t ship .

Placed an order. Got cancelled. Please do better Sam’s