[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have only had it for a few days but so far we really like it. Bought it for campground storage and we are pretty sure it will be perfect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this shed as a tester to be able to write this review, but the thoughts and opinions are my own. The Lifetime 7ft x 7ft Architect Series Outdoor Storage Shed is a really beautiful and compact shed. We were running out of storage space in our garage, and were leaving things like our wheelbarrow out in the rain which wasn’t ideal. We don’t have a ton of space and want our yard to look nice, so the architect series shed was really perfect. It has realistic details like shingles and trim that make it look like a hand-built wooden shed. I really like the integrated skylights and windows in the doors which let in lots of light so you can see everything you’re storing. The included wall hooks are great for tools and I like that they are movable. The size of the shed was small enough to fit in our yard but was spacious inside to fit all our outdoor tools. We had an existing concrete pad for the shed, and I would strongly recommend you build the shed on a concrete or wooden pad to make sure everything stays level. It took us two weekends to assemble the shed. I was able to assemble the trusses and doors with myself and my 5 year old child, who had a great time screwing things together. We needed two adults and two kids for some of the vertical assembly parts, and having a third adult would have been helpful. One thing that’s not clear in the instructions is that the solid round metal rods are for the walls, and the metal rods with slots are for inside the doors. I mixed those up and had to swap them after the walls were up. There really should be a clip to hold the center truss to the walls-If you don’t have someone holding it in place the entire time you’re putting on the roof panels it can easily fall and hit someone on the head. I also had trouble getting the doors aligned-no matter what I did the top latch didn’t line up (see picture). The quick wall clips take a bit of force to click in, but do make the wall assembly quick with no tools needed. I’m also a bit worried about the durability of the outside corners of the walls - you bend these to make the corner and it looks like the plastic is already a bit worn. Once assembled though the shed is very sturdy-it just survived a big rainstorm and kept everything inside nice and dry. Overall this is a beautiful compact shed that will look great in your yard, as long as you give yourself time and space for assembly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This shed seems fairly small from the outside but it really is the perfect size. The build took us (we are inexperienced in shed building) roughly 3-4 hours from start to finish. We had 2-3 people helping at a time. There are TONS of instructions which seemed over whelming at first but was actually very nice as it laid out the “how to” step by step. My advice? Allow plenty of time to build it. Trust the process and don’t rush it. Aesthetically, it’s very nice! Beautiful even.This shed is FAR from an eye sore ( which let’s face it, a lot of sheds are..) The part I love the most is the skylights at the top! No more pulling a flashlight out during the day to find what I need in the shed! Well done, lifetime.

As others have said, takes about 6+ hours with 2 people at a slow pace. Poured an 8x8ft pad to put it on. Have a tall ladder and patience. Not sure how well the skylight is going to hold up to Colorado hail and winds but it looks nice so far.

Delivery was left in a different house, when to the location and they didn't have it. Still working with the delivery company

Quick decisions for last minute situations led us to this building. Needed stored items move to a safer, more affordable and conveinent place.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far great shed, very sturdy.

I bought this shed in May I am happy with it

Easy assembly and sturdy.

poorly engineered plastic warped instructions poor won't assemble right