Gizoon 8 x 6 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Galvanized Metal Garden Shed, Brown | Double Lockable Doors, Fits Backyard/Patio/Lawn, Spacious Storage Clearance, Rust-Resistant Steel, All-Weather Resistant

I’m leaving a review for serious shoppers like me. I wanted a shed and to pay very little and discard when I move. What I got was a sturdy, very well made unit that will last for y e a r s. Not easy to assemble but dang, what a bargain. Seriously great find. Post note: my husband saw the box arrive and had no idea it was a shed because it’s so small, when it was assembled he asked how it arrived, I told him that small box you saw. He still doesn’t believe me, haha.

This is actually an updated review!I first purchased the green one a couple years ago and it held up so well over time that I got another one the other week that is gray.These sheds arrive quickly and yes they do require quite a bit of work to put together but that’s true of any delivered shed aside from the pre-fab kind.I do not bother to remove the plastic wrap that is on them, as you’ll read other reviews list that as a primary complaint, I don’t mind the slight difference in appearance and it actually provides a minor additional layer of protection.I was not missing any parts and everything fits properly, if you find something doesn’t fit you need to stop and confirm you have everything oriented properly. It is easy to accidentally insert a piece facing the wrong direction etc.You must have a drill or impact driver or this will be miserable. Suggestions for longevity: gather some pallets (free at a lot of restaurant supply stores, call a local and ask if you can take 4 of their pallets at their back door), about 6 bags of .5cuft pea gravel put down in the area and then use aerosol waterproofing sealant on the pallets to extend their life and place them down on the gravel, then build the shed on that. This allows water to drain freely below the shed and avoid any flooding or dirt/mud splattering causing the pallets to rot prematurely.Then use decking sheet to cut a floor for the interior of the shed (spray the bottom of it with waterproofing aerosol as well). I did this on my old one and it has had help perfectly over 3 years in a heavy weather exterior backyard.For the price this is a very good quality shed and I placed plastic shelving in it and it’s been fantastic, I sprayed some seams with flex seal to ensure no leaks and added mosquito mesh to the soffit vents to still allow airflow but prohibit yellowjackets from setting up a home inside.

I'll start with the best features and move to the lesser. The 6' x 7.9' shed is sturdy and solid when completed. Nice design, looks pleasant. Everything fit together perfectly except my own mistake where I had to reverse the top girder beams. Follow the directions and pictures precisely for best assembly. The roof panels got dinged in transit, but bent smooth with pliers, minor flaw. I got the black one and it gets hot as hades inside on sunny days, but thats physics. The ceiling at peak is 6' 3", but door is 5' 10" so I have to remember to duck in and out. In a heavy rain and wind some drips entered between the roof panels, so I recommend a bead of caulk on placing each roof panel if you live in high precipitation. I built a floor by framing pressure treated lumber and floored with 1/2" plywood. Set on gravel to reduce moisture, and got one of those rubber mats for floor covering. Its a great storage shed, sturdy and secure with locking slide hasp, came with a padlock and two keys, a great value. Put aside 4 hours if you're highly skilled in assembly of these and have good tools, 6 if you're somewhat handy. 8 hrs if you haven't put anything like this together before and an experienced helper isn't available.

Excellent shed. Easy to construct

I would never buy by this product again. It took us two days to put it together and you could tell the quality was so bad. It was hard to follow the instructions and your hands got sliced while putting the pieces together cause it’s metal with sharp edges. The door was so flimsy that all that work to put your bikes in and someone could just easily snap the lock handle. There is a plastic film that you have to peel off of every piece. I would never buy this product again.

Nice metal shed. Not hard to assemble. Might need help in a couple stages of building it, but otherwise its pretty simple. Seems very durable and the rain rolls right off of it. I have not anchored it to a floor yet, but instructions are very simple. The only problem I had was that the bag of 200 screws was busted during shipment. The bag was inside of a smaller box within the main box. Screws were loose inside of the smaller box and a few had gotten out into the main box. The main box had a hole on the side of it during shipping and a few screws fell out. At the end of the build, I was short about 5 or 6 screws, which didn't prevent me from finishing the build. Luckily, the smaller box had prevent the loss of a lot more.I would advise the seller, or manufacturer, to use a slightly bigger and more durable bag for the 200 screws. Or break the screws down into 2 bags, to prevent the bag from bursting. The packaging itself was well secure and braced to help prevent damage. I'm guessing the 'hole' was caused by the shipper.Overall, I would definitely recommend this shed.

Nice, secure shed. The metal is a little thin but once assembled it's pretty strong. Does take a lot to assemble and the instructions could be a little bit better but for the cost overall good shed.

CONS:One quarter of the panels and parts we received were bent, dinged or damaged in some manner.Directions are horrible. They are picture directions with no written instructions and there are some clear errors.Best advice is to look ahead in the directions. This might prevent you from having to take things apart and redo them.The hardware is absolutely horrible and does not fit the clearance holes in an acceptable manner.Trying to reach the hardware in the middle of the top of the roof is almost impossible without leaning across the roof, something the manual clearly tells you NOT to do.The estimated time is 2 people - 5 hours. We had all the parts, hardware and tools laid out, with the foundation already build and prepped. It took my girlfriend and I over 7 hours.PROS:Cost, lets be honest - you are here reading this review because where else are you going to find and 8' x 6' metal building for this priceLooks, it looks decent. We decided not to take the plastic off and it's still okSturdy - seems like it should hold up wellWeathertight? - We'll see. Due to the nature of all the loose fitting hardware I highly doubt the entire unit will be water tight. We very well might go back and put silicone around the screws.