Shintenchi 6x4 FT Outdoor Storage Shed with Window, Lockable Outdoor Waterproof Tool Storage Sheds, Weather Resistant Tool Storage House Shed for Garden, Backyard, Patio Utility and Tool Storage, Gray

Decent quality and the perfect size. We have this outside of our townhome and this shed is the perfect walk in shed for all our equipment! It took awhile to build but with two people it’s not terrible.

It's a decent shed for storing small amounts of stuff. It fits our lawnmower, a few shovels, rake and weed eater but not much else. It serves our purpose since we don't have a garage. A few panels came a little bit bent but it was easy enough to fix them. Was definitely a pain with a lot of little tiny screws, washers, bolts and nuts. Definitely a two person build!

instructions were horrible. Sent it back.

Nice shed lots of room

It's a bargain, but, be prepared to redrill holes. You need to have patience. The instructions are very poor at times and diagrams don't help a lot. This took more than 10 hours to construct, deconstruct and reconstruct. Obviously it's not an $800 $900 unit from a big box store so expect some challenges. After all problems are resolved, it's a nice little shed for tools.

Yes, it's a $160 shed. Is it perfect? No. I bought it knowing it was a $160 shed. It's fairly easy to assemble. Yes, the assembly instructions are not written by an English teacher but if you take your time and separate all the parts and pieces you'll be fine. All the reviews about drilling new holes highlights this. If you don't follow the instructions, yes you're going to be drilling new holes. I did not need to drill any new holes. I put it together by myself in a couple days taking my time. A little patience goes a long way.

Building it wasn’t easy. There’s hundreds of screws and getting it lined up to all fit was a hassle. Good product. But I strongly suggest to take your time and be very patient.

I love the shed. A bit complex to put together but we managed it in the end