Metal Garden Shed 3x5ft Garden Storage Outdoor Metal Utility Tool Storage with Lock for Tools

Good for price. Good size. But Flimsy.See photos, thin sheets held together with tiny tiny screws that sort of self tap into the thin sheets.If you tighten more than just tight it makes a big hole and then it's loose.The Instructions are rubbish it would not hurt to do more explanatory ones ( I would love to re- write them).another customer wrote a strong wind blew theirs down and I can believe it....thin sheets of tin,tiny screws ..what's to hold it in a strong wind? If the wind gets under the thin overhang? It will just lift and pull the screws out.I have been thinking I need to make a solid weighty square frame to just sit on the top ( no point in trying to screw it into the thin sheet)I have to say I am worried about the first wind we get :(Also the handle/ bolt = are only held on by slightly longer screws again into thin tin, so a hard pull will just pull it off..so nothing in the shed safe/ secure ..just for the cost of putting a plate at the back of it and nuts and bolts?I am going to clear silicone the screw heads for extra water protection .Shame cos it's a good size shed for its price.You pay for what you get eh?

After reading reviews I had to write one myselfIf customers read descriptions first then they may realise this is a thin sheet she'd. Not a sturdy heavy wood shedRegarding problems erecting shed. 1 when assembly starts with base, make sure it is square (measure from corner to corner diagonally and they should be the same size if square) 2 when square, temp fix four corners to hold it square (with screws)3 they supply self tapping screws to assemble , these are fine for fixing side sheets ( half mm thick) to bottom or top angles (these angles are about 2mm thick) so these angles will take a screw4 if only fixing sheets together Do not use supplied screws as the materials are not thick enough (instead use a rivet gun and rivets)You can buy a cheap one complete with rivets from amazonDo not rely solely on supplied instructions as a couple of times the pieces to join were on wrong side of drawingAlways think what piece joins onto it before final fixing5 I drilled a lot of extra holes in roof piece and rivited it together as it is very windy out my back gardenI also used a thin line of clear silicon on sheeting where it overlaps as an extra glue holdFrom start to finish Not one hole was out of place, so if holes don't line up, you have done something wrongAll in all, this is now a sturdy little shed and overall happy with itMy advice if it looks like it might come off or feels unsecured Drill a hole and rivit it together

not everything lines up.

It recommended 2 to build but as I live alone I built myself in the lounge its very sturdy from the start and I can see why it recommends 2 people BUT as it was being bolted together it got sturdier and did it all on my own, they do supply gloves as some of the edges are sharp I chose (silly me) not to use them, and got of light , just 1 minor cut. I would buy again and plan to when my old wooden shed falls down.

Flimsy, razor sharp edges impossible to follow poor instructions. By the time I got to the "roof" it was so bent out of shape and misaligned (following "instructions) I gave up. I would have returned it but I got so infuriated with it I destroyed it instead. Gave it one star because I couldn't give 0. Avoid.

Don’t be expecting much for your money, but do you know what it gets a job done we just need to start some tools .Don’t put anything too expensive in there .

Very good shed

almost every panel was dented or buckled the screw holes were either out of alignment or just not there the institutions claim 2-3 hours to it possible if the QC did their job but it is unlikely