Hanover Galvanized Steel Single Door Patio Storage Shed for Garden Tools with Twist Lock and Key Security, 2 Tool Hooks (3'x3'x6') Dark Gray, White Rust Resistant Outdoor Storage for Yard Supplies

Great tool shed. It took me a little bit to assemble it but once I put it together, I was very happy with the results. Made of durable galvanized steel so you don't have to worry about rain or the sun. We placed it outside in the patio but it is small and compact and would fit great in a garage. Great customer service. Highly recommmended.

You definitely need 2 people to put the shed together. It took my husband and I about 6 hours to put together. The assembly directions are difficult to understand and require some intuitive thinking. After it got put together, it was pretty sturdy and larger that I anticipated. I'm happy with it overall.

These types of sheds are typically a pain to assemble. This one is the easiest I’ve had. It looks great and is quite rugged. Thank you for including extra hardware!

I had purchased this due the small space behind my garage. This has the perfect dimensions, but it took me 2 days to assemble. The holes don't really line up, the walls are broken down into smaller flat pieces so that it can be flat-pack shipped, and after all that the door still doesn't close. Also, the roof is badly designed. Because the walls are all the same height and the roof is sloped, the top back will collect water/debris. Its a bad design. I would not buy again.

Just nope. Non magnetic screws and there’s a ton of them needed. We really wanted it to work out. I’m a commercial electrician and this thing took 3 hours as you can’t use a screw gun tip . NON Magnetic/ferrous screws. I gave up on their parts and went to self tappers but they don’t work out either. Directions are so bad ! Only 147 steps! Orientation of pieces to diagram is impossible and you have to just go for it . Then, after completing upon opening the door it sags down . Avoiding door gap will require securing to a wall ,floor or additional bracing. Went to Depot bought and built from scratch in less time including shopping using lumber and corrugated sheeting .

If you're really bored and want to waste àn entire day of your life, this is the shed for you. My husband is in the Carpenter's Union, and he's on hour 4 plus of assembly. Let me be clear, HE BUILDS STUFF FOR A LIVING. That said, I have learned a few new curse words today, so we've got that going for us. It also came all banged up- see pics. Don't know if that was how it was packed, stored in the warehouse, or if it was the delivery guy. Anyway, if we'd have bought it at a store, we would have returned it. The pros- it is a nice size and pretty cute (aside from the smashed sections). For $300- spend a little more and get a better shed

Inadequate directions ....just pictographs that are difficult to decipher. Had called manufacturers toll free for assistance with three parts that didn’t seem to fit. They promptly sent replacement met parts but they were identical to the one I had. In my call I asked if I need to bend along the perforation to make a boxed end and was told no. You guessed it. The answer is yes but no where is that in instructions and the phone rep opens up her pdf of instructions and didn’t know that was the solution. Probably a few hundred tiny screws to put it together. If you have big hands about 20 of these are very tough to manage in a tight space that they give you. Be prepared to spend a solid few hours assembling this thing. Do not try it on a windy day. Build it on a flat surface like a garage floor out of the wind and move it to where you need it. Once assembled it looks good but they don’t tell you all the parts are shrink wrapped and now that it is assembled I have to peel off the wrapping around all those screws.

This unit is just as described. It is a small unit and would be great for small spaces. We acquired it to use for privacy outside for a portable toilet. The size is just right. The biggest issue is that with my large hands, the small screws, nuts and bolts were difficult to handle. The assembly time would have been cut in half if my magnetic tools could have picked up and held the screws. Aside from the fact that 4 panels arrived dented, this unit seems to be adequate.