Panana Plastic Garden Storage Outdoo Shed House, Grey, 4.66X4FT

Would recommend this shed. Says two man job but was assembled by one woman. Follow instructions precisely, check all parts are present and no damage before starting. Assemble on a flat surface and if possible near to a fence or wall. I used a rubber mallet and a piece of batten for tapping parts together. Don't try and assemble if it's slightly windy and don't leave it half built. It's quite sturdy once completed, I attached mine to a solid fence, I'd recommend putting it against something.

I purchased the item in Jan. 24 but waited until last weekend 10th May for some dry still weather to erect it.1: The item was deficient in the 2 spatulas needed to aid inserting panels into the edging. I muddled through with 2 old dinner knives.2: The item was deficient in the 5 items, SG9, which as far as I could see should have been used to reinforce the door where the hinges and securing bolt were fitted. I carried on without.3: There were 2 items in the box which looked liked end caps for an Apex Roof, not needed for my Pent Roof.4: The item came with a certificate (see image). Qualified Certificate -- QC Pass. The person who passed it fell down on the job.5: When assembling it takes some time before any rigidity is gained and the item will stand unaided. Up to that point any gust of wind will blow down what has been achieved up to that point. It's like something from Laurel and Hardy. It's definitely a 2 person job, better if you have 3. I was helped by my wife, wellies say helped, she tends to assume more of a supervisory role. We are in our late 60's and it took us 12 hours to complete but that includes, tea breaks, meal breaks and arguing.6: The size is smaller than 8 x 4. The external dimensions measure 89 inches x 44 inches. You can knock off and inch for internal dimensions.7: There was a thunderstorm last night and prolonged torrential rain. When inspected the following morning there was no sign of water ingress.8: I will have wait until the Autumn and Winter storms come to see how robust it is.9: Although advertised as low height, I only 5' 9" and have to remember to duck to avoid being scalped by top of the door frame. It really do with being higher and would benefit from an extra good 6 inches front and rear.10: Despite have kit deficiencies, slightly smaller than expected and being a bu@@er to erect, I am quite happy with the shed thus far. How long will it last, will I outlive it or will it outlast me? I don't know .......

This is totally Rubbish and not worth its money as I just purchased this as Im disabled and needed a shed for my Mobility Powerchair Scooter and I found that I got the wrong size sent to me as If worth it price NO it's rubbish and you need to look around before buying. As I won't buy again. Should the seller pick this up I think that you should replace and also put up for me as now I have no shed for my Mobility Powerchair Scooter and if I had the money I would buy elsewhere but not this rubbish. As the plans one could understand these are all over the place and you need to help disabled people who have to buy sheds as they need to store their mobility powerchair scooters and now I have no where to store mine due to a rubbish shed brought. My neighbour has gone over this shed this morning and he has told me that he thinks the same as me the shed is rubbish and not worth the price and it's not strong enough to store any thing and should we have a windy storm the chair will fly. It's totally rubbish

We bought this to put next to our Summer house as outdoor storage so we can use our summer house for it’s intended purpose. We picked this as the colour exactly matched our summer house and being plastic, once built maintenance should be almost zero.There was only one review on Amazon with pictures by a lady who claimed to have built this all by herself within 4 hours so we went ahead and purchased it. Delivery was around two weeks after purchase.Once delivered the weather turned against us and it rained every weekend meaning it was another 2 weeks before I got the opportunity to build it. On opening the box it was well packaged and their was no apparent damage. I took my time and read the manual and roughly counted the parts. All appeared present and correct.During construction it was apparent that one or two panels did not quite go together as intended. The floor panels slotted together at each end but there was a bow in the middle which I just couldn’t get rid of. I decided to crack on and once the floor frame was together I was stunned to see it was square when I measured it. This kit is more complicated than it needed to be. You have to slot 3 or four very small panels together to make a panel the height of the shed. The door for example, is 3 small panels slotted together. Why not just one panel? It would have fitted in the box ok. This build method is was takes the time and believe me it took me most of the day. The build time could have been shorter but the build was hampered by a missing part. Yes instead of a right and a left hand door frame, there were two left hand door frames in the pack and by the time I discovered this the shed was almost built. Thankfully my son in law was on hand to help at this stage and so we inverted the spare left hand door frame to use on the right side and then had to drill some holes in this metal frame that would have already been there.Now for the roof, once made up (of 2 panels) you really do need 2 people to fit this. One inside and one outside, but I must say it went on a lot easier than I had anticipated.If at all possible I would suggest building this in situ if you have enough room around the intended location to allow you to screw in the panels once fitted. Clearly this was not possible for me which meant constantly moving the shed to gain access. Unfortunately this meant that by the time the door was fitted, the frame was no longer square and that meant more jiggery pokery to eventually fix that. Finally the security is a joke, do not store anything valuable in this shed. Not only are the clamp screws exposed and easy for a potential thief to undo but easier still would be to cut your way in with a sharp Stanley knife.Overall a complicated build for a fairly flimsy outdoor storage solution.

Not happy with the shed,not easy to attach roof it just seemed to big.I had to pay handy man to finish off roof.Parts of shed didn’t fit and door dose not close at the bottom I got intouch with seller but haven’t heard anything as of yet

It is perfect for my garden tools and lawnmower very sturdy looks good too