Outvita Outdoor Portable Storage Shed Tent, 8x8 ft Waterproof Carport with Roll-Up Zipper Door and Durable Galvanized Steel Frame, Ideal for Motorcycle, GTV, Bike, Wood Tool Lawn Mower Storage

Easy assembly, I was able to do it by myself. The tarp isn’t very thick but for the money you can’t beat it. The ground stakes and cords are very lightweight but with 4 20” metal screw stakes an 2 20’ ratchet straps it’s firmly secured.

A case you get what you pay for. After having a ShelterLogic tent for several years, I purchased this because I am restricted to 8 foot width. As I was erecting it, I was pretty disappointed in how ill-fitting it was. I went to Menards yesterday to get some duct tape to help the velco keep panels in place. After I got home we had a couple minute rain shower. The tent folded up like a taco. Pretty much frame is destroyed. It will be coming down today and heading to landfill. What a waste of money.

This shed tent is as advertised. After a bad experience with another seller of this item I was glad all parts were included. It is a button type assembly so the correct parts are vital. It is easy to assemble although the instructions consist of bad pictures and numbers. (minus a star for that) You really have to figure it out yourself but it is not difficult. Just make sure those #5 pieces are going in the right direction! I assembled it alone in about an hour as a 76 y/o female. No tools needed. I needed a step stool to get the cover over the frame is all. (5'2" is why} If you make a mistake, it's easy enough to correct. The cover is in 3 pieces which makes it easy to put on but I imagine will make it less waterproof. I am not too worried about wind where I have it but still anchored it down of course. Easy up.... I hope does not mean easy down! It's not a "shed" by any means. Good for casual storage to keep it out of direct weather. UPDATE: October 15, 2025. So the tent went through its first nor'easter, a mild one, 2.5" of rain over 3 days. It withstood the wind fine, as expected due to placement. I closed and zippered to door to see about the rain. There was no incursion on the sides but front and back water did dampen the ground so be aware of what is on the ground. I will try to tighten these areas up but it might be because it is on bare ground. The items inside did stay dry. Update: January 4, 2026 So another, stronger nor'easter came through and no issues. We've also had some fierce wind storms in December. It is in a protected space, a fence in back and another real shed on the side so it can handle wind. Don't know how it would do in an open space. We did have a few inches of snow and that will make the ceiling sag for sure. Get the snow off as soon as you can. Just gently push it off from the inside. Update March 8, 2026 So we had a blizzard which dumped 2 feet of snow on the shed. I could not get to it right away to clear the snow off the roof. But when I did get to it it was sagging badly from the snow and ice. I cleared it off and although it had a small sag from the weight it got through fine. I can tighten the plastic when the weather improves if I want to

Installation was easy following instructions, was nice for the first 2 weeks but less than a month the zipper broke and the back half bent and broke during a rainstorm. I would never spend my money on this again, I do hope the company will work with me on this by sending a replacement. I’m beyond disappointed. I used it as a place to store extra hay for my horses and lost 70% of the hay bales I had stored. Had to give to my neighbor for his cows.

For the price it works well.

Awful it’s tent with a ton of places for rain to get into it. Both side ends do not connect so you end up with large placed where you can get water blown into the tent. Stupid design.

Nice

Holding up well so far!