Rubbermaid 7 Foot by 7 Foot Weatherproof Outdoor Storage Shed for Garden Tools and Lawn Machinery Organization with Lockable Double Door Sandstone

Although this is a bear to put together even though the sides are easy. I would definitely purchase it again. Sturdy , huge amount for storage. Really looks nice . I'm very pleased . #1 make sure the floor is even and balanced or doors will not shut properly

The shed was easy to assemble, and although the parts feel slightly flimsy, when they are put together, it feels very sturdy. Mine has already been through some very strong windstorms of 80+mph and is doing just fine. You need a stepladder and one or two helpers. The instructions were pretty straightforward. Make sure you are using the right screws so you don't have to undo your work later. Leche has plenty of space on the inside and feels great. Highly recommend. The price has jumped up twice since I bought it 6 weeks ago. It is now costs 33% more. Thank you tarrifs and Iran war

The shed is well built and generally easy to put together. The walls are panels that have little nubs that you can force into grooves in the plastic bottom floor of the shed. That part is simple enough. The annoying part is that the roof is 3 pieces separate, long pieces that extend from the back of the shed to the front. While conceptually simple, the difficulty is that (assuming you are doing this by yourself and are of average height), the instructions expect you to lift a 3x6 piece of plastic over the back wall of the shed and align it into the plastic grooves along the edge of the walls of the shed, twice. (The grooves are the kind that are T-shaped, if that makes sense. Think of a male T-shaped piece of hard plastic sticking out of the wall of the shed, and a female shaped T indentation in the plastic roof, and you need to slide the two T shapes together). With the plastic bending this way and that, and with limited visibility (or balance, if you are on a ladder), the exercise of "sliding" the roof forward from behind the shed to the front gets really annoying really fast. I think they would have been better served by having the roof be a simple "push down" exercise, rather than a "slide-to-lock". There's certainly enough support for the roof within the shed (metal internal braces, internal hooks with screws, etc.). Ultimately, getting the roof on by yourself (or even with help) is a pain. Do-able, but a pain. And you need to make sure you have enough clearance behind the shed for yourself and for the roof sliding exercise you need to do. Shower Thought: Looking back at the exercise, I suggest to anyone building this shed that you actually connect the wall panels together (pushed into the floor) and then leave enough space to tip the entire shed over and slide the roof on. It'll be much easier, if you have the space for it. Separately, the doors are hard to align. Even when the shed is level, if your base is slightly not level, the doors will not level. You can solve this by either forgoing the hinge cutouts that are internally located (and just drilling the hinges in as convenient) or by forcing the shed level after-the-fact. In any case, the hinges are a potential point of weakness. They aren't "real" hinges. Just pieces of thin metal that wrap around the plastic edge of the door frame. Think of curling your fingers but not making a fist. That's the shape of the hinge (made of thin metal) wrapped around the plastic of the door. It's annoying to install because the hinges will keep falling off the door and a kid hanging on the door after it's installed may threaten the metal. Anyway, overall, it's a fine shed, and the roof (once finished) is sturdy. But there are some points that could be improved in its construction.

Overall, it's a good storage shed, very sturdy, good looking, and doesn't leak in the rain. It's nice and roomy. Assembly isn't too difficult if you're good at following pictograph instructions. But it's definitely a two-person job. My husband and I took half the day to put it together on a concrete slab. You'll need a ladder, especially when assembling the roof, and a power screwdriver. The only complaint is getting the doors aligned so they open and close freely. Even though we built it on a perfectly level concrete slab, it's still slightly misaligned so that we have to kick the bottom of the door to close it all the way. It's not that big of a deal to me, so I'm still giving it 5 stars overall.

We bought this shed several weeks ago. It was an absolute nightmare to assemble due to very bad instructions. Because the company is clearly cutting corners, there were no written instructions, only pictures. My husband watched a video, that helped. Without it, we would have been lost. Still, it wasn't very clear on every detail. Moving on: when we pulled all the pieces from the box, the back panel had significant damage. Thankfully it was on the interior. At that point, your not going to typically want to return it because handling the box itself is too difficult. My first guess would be it got damaged in shipping but oddly enough, there were no visible signs of damage to the box. Last issue: once all assembled, some of the pieces popped up on the roof and we could not get them to click back down. The dormer section never clicked in properly. We ended up setting bricks on it. One may suggest we did not assemble it right. I could offer that when you view the photos I shared, you may see for yourself how shallow the grooves are were the pieces slide together and that no matter what we did, most sections did not securely click or lock in as they should do to very poor, CHEAP craftsmanship. Perhaps we got a lemon. We'll never know because its not worth taking back apart due to weight/handling and time! Buyer beware!

Great! Very well made, easy to assemble - follow the directions - I put a fan inside and use if for my puppies to play in outside as a shelter. They can run in and out. I left one door off.

Very flimsy material (I hope they hold up during hurricane season). Doors don’t close properly and have to pushed into the properly closed position. The only solid part is the floor. I set up the shed on cement floor. The walls so flimsy that I suspect after next year’s hurricane season I’m gonna have to purchase another shed. Overpriced for this type of quality. Setting up was not that difficult, one person did the set up with occasional assistance needed. Several wall sections were not originally lining up properly & had to be reinstalled. It took about 4-5 hours to complete the job.

Nice quality and easy assembly instructions. Lots of room for storage.

Ya lo recibí el 30 de Mayo y el proveedor estuvo muy atento en mi entrega

Easy to setup. What I expected. No sure about durability.

Looks really good very easy to install and products very good. The price IP is very reasonable. I have a good bargain.

After the assembly the shed seems to be somewhat shaky and not very stable.

He comenzado el armado de dicho producto, hasta el momento sus piezas están completas, no puedo opinar más porque, cómo ya lo dije, apenas comienzo el armado, me falta checar qué tan resistente es el material expuesto a la interperie y su color que no cambie rápido.