Costway 5.7 FT x 7.5 FT Outside Storage Shed Double Door Outdoor Tool House withAir Window

Although the shed is nice and easy to transport, it was complicated to assemble. The screw holes didn't line up, so I had to ask someone to help reinforce it.

Arrived quickly and in perfect condition. My wife and I assembled it easily. Surprisingly sturdy! Everything fits in it: tool rack, bike, lawn mower, and recliner... and there's still room to spare!

Everything is fine. Although it took a while to build, everything went smoothly. Some people say that the hole position is wrong, because you have to pay attention to the hole position when building it. Sometimes you have to pull the elasticity of the metal to make sure that the hole position is in the middle. There is no problem. My building has no leaks at all. Believe me, it rained a lot in the week after it was built. However, to be sure, I also applied transparent silicone on the middle screws, edges and between the wall screws of the roof.

This shed is a great addition to our backyard. It's very functional and has plenty of room for all of our tools, lawn equipment, and even a few storage boxes. Everything has stayed dry - even through a few storms, there have been no leaks at all. The shed is made of thick, sturdy materials that are built to last. It has withstood strong winds without moving or getting damaged, which is a testament to its wind resistance. I also love the built-in locking system - it's easy and secure to lock with a standard padlock. All the holes are pre-drilled for precision, making assembly a smooth and easy process. Highly recommended if you're looking for a reliable shed that looks great and performs well!

Very happy with this purchase. I installed it myself and it took me 4 hours. I made a base out of grey pavers before installing it. Looks great and very sturdy! I would buy another one!

The pictures I provided show the shed with the optional floor. I have not gotten the pressure treated plywood for my shed yet, but I believe it will work fine on a dirt floor or ground with a concrete base. It arrived with 2 boxes for the shed and 1 box for the floor frame. For me, it arrived undamaged, but the box was filled with styrofoam, cardboard blocks, and plywood scraps for security. I know damage can happen if the shipping company treats it badly, but they are not light boxes. I don't see most shippers treat heavy boxes so roughly; that takes extra effort to cause damage. I am used to older more expensive sheds, but I can't afford the high end. This shed is not difficult to assemble, but I recommend 2 to 4 people to assemble it. I assembled it myself, completely against the advice of the two people who did. It took me about a week to build by myself, but it could have been done in a day with help. The instructions are illustrated, and any text is just to explain the pictures. When I first built it, I felt that the structure was flimsy, but it was fine. Most of the holes lined up well. The wall panels are an exception; due to the corrugated design of the panels, it is easy to move between the holes. Considering the price, you have to spend more for better quality.

It was very simple to build and there is a lot of space inside. I love the little shed next to it for storing larger items.

Perfect size, comes with installation manual, very clear at a glance, looks amazing. Thick material, good quality, great value for money.

Very well built and easy to assemble. I was very pleased and impressed with the construction and assembly process of this shed. The sliding roof is a very clever design and allows easy access to the back of the shed. It took me 1 1/2 hours to assemble it, thanks to my 12 year old grandson. I bought this shed to house my mobility scooter. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a small storage shed.

This shed was surprisingly easy to assemble, but I recommend two people. One person will be responsible for screwing in the screws while the other person helps hold the shed and read the easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions. I recommend that you open the box and lay each part out on the ground and lay them out in order. Each part is labeled. Some parts look similar, but you still need to separate them so you can find the numbers on the labels. In the meantime, have your helper separate the white vinyl washers on all the exterior screws. Get a 6-foot ladder, a cordless drill with a Phillips drill bit, a pair of pliers or a small crescent wrench, and an awl for aligning some of the more difficult holes in the corner panels. It is best to assemble it on site because it is difficult to move it with two people without damaging it unless it is just a minor alignment shift. I was very impressed with the instructions, the ease of assembly, and the quality of the materials. In addition, they also include a few pairs of gloves. I recommend wearing them when installing the panels or moving the assembled shed. I did not wear gloves when screwing in the screws because I had to hold the small screws and put a vinyl washer on each screw to tighten them. I did get a few cuts from the sharp edges but that was my fault. You also get a good quality padlock with 3 keys. It took us almost 3 hours to put it together. I also put it on a gravel pad and bought a 3/4 piece of 4×8 foot treated plywood and cut it to size with a circular saw. I laid the plywood out, screwed it into the corners, and drove some self tapping screws around the edges to hold it in place. I am very happy with the quality of this shed and will probably buy another one.