Flamaker 5x3 FT Storage Shed Waterproof Metal Garden Shed with Lockable Door Utility Tool Shed Outdoor Storage for Backyard, Patio and Lawn, Brown

Easy to assemble. A few steps were slightly difficult to assemble but not worth noting in detail. All the holes lined up. Hardware was accurate. All parts clearly identifiable. Takes a minimum of two people to assemble otherwise you might struggle. The kit does not include flooring so I installed a sheet of 9/16” pressure treated plywood. I placed ours on an existing concrete slab. I did not anchor the shed to the concrete slab due to the location and orientation of the shed. I will caution anyone with kids. The door locked from the inside using a sliding bolt. There is no way to open the door from the inside. I placed a cheap padlock 🔓 on the door to deter anyone from entering. Lastly, the shed walls are very thin and will easily get damaged by leaning heavy items against it. This is a fairly inexpensive steel shed so bear that in mind.

This was a super good deal and it’s very nice and spacious. Only downside is that it has a lot of screws and parts which makes it time consuming. Otherwise great product!

OK. I gave it 5 stars because if the price. It's a great little shed. My ONLY issues is that the door latch doesn't line up properly. I've adjusted and adjusted to no avail. I just push it to and it stays closed. So that works for me. I don't need to put a lock on it simce it houses a few chickens. It's also lightweight so it blew over. I've added a weight to the bottom. So far so good.

I don't normally leave reviews, To me if a product is good it doesn't need a review. This thing however, is a hunk of s***. It looks good in the AI photos, That's about it. Nothing in this kit matches up properly and what little does you'll be thankful for.I bought 2 of these in 2024 for my new house and recently assembled one. The only good thing in the kit is the door hinges. You'll have to make your own holes in most if not all of the set up as this kit I got had very little pre drilled. It is not sturdy at all and I'm doubtful it's even decently waterproof beyond a small shower without major sealing on the buyers end.

The box is REALLY heavy, so take this into account when giving delivery instructions. (I thought having it dropped to the side of my house was okay, but I should've had it taken all the way to the back yard.) Despite the package weight, you'll find the shed a bit flimsy and will probably want to attach it to a heavy base, as the whole thing could move or tip in a strong wind. In fact, it's lightweight enough that a couple of pieces arrived creased, causing some screwholes to not line up. (Also, the slide lock did not line up once assembled.) All that being said, it's a decent product for the price. HOWEVER, it took me eight hours to assemble. Initially I was quite pleased at how clear and easy to follow the instructions were, but after about six hours of effort I realized they were not 100% accurate. Had they been right, it would've about four hours to assemble, but instead it was eight hours of assembling, reassembling, cursing and patching up cuts on my hands. In the end I found a chat site where others were discussing having the same problem and finally figured out that the drawing was wrong. For the record, the top horizontal frame pieces attach with the L shape facing outward, not the other way around as it appears in the instructions that came in the box. Other than that, now that it's all assembled I'm happy with it and would recommend it.

The instructions leave something to be desired, but I’m sure there are videos online if needed. Just follow the picture diagram and assembly pieces the way they say, because it won’t fit together right otherwise, and you’ll be totally fine. The roof was the hardest part because I didn’t do what I just said, but remove a few screws, correct your mistake, and you get a nice shed to store your stuff. Might want to stake it to the ground if you’re in a high wind area since it’s not extremely heavy if you’re not laying concrete or mounting it to a deck. I’m happy enough, especially for just over a hundred bucks. Took about two hours to assemble even with making a mistake on the roof.

Not nearly as difficult to put together as some of the reviews indicated. Made a floor out of a pallet sheeted with plywood. Did add a few extra screws to bolt it down. It looks really nice but I gave it 4 stars because it is a little flimsy but that’s not surprising since it is so economically priced. Overall a decent deal for the money.

It’s a budget friendly shed for whatever you want to do. In my case I’m using it for my feral cats. I intend to make a cutout for a cat entrance, but this was a cost effective way to provide a big enough space for shelter and food. I wouldn’t say it’s waterproof without sealing up any openings in the metal, but the water should run off well enough to keep it dry. There’s no bottom just a frame so keep that in mind for yourself. Me I just used some mulch I had, it didn’t need to be fancy for cats.This took my husband I 3 hours or so to assemble. It went together pretty well. Some holes you get barely enough to get the screws in,but it’s doable. Use a screw gun, a screwdriver will take forever, there’s a lot of screws. Everything is labeled decent, there’s a plastic coating on everything, we didn’t peel it off because ain’t nobody got time for that!We didn’t use the gloves, but you probably should, we had no problem handling this being careful.