Breezz 10x12 FT Outdoor Storage Shed with Skylight Roof Panels, Metal Garden Tool Shed with Lockable Doors and Windows, Large Utility Shed for Patio Backyard Storage, Night Blue

I am finally ready to provide a review of the shed. Overall, this is a decent product for its price, and the overall quality is quite good. Approximately 98% of the holes were matched. A few holes were slightly out of line, but I am not certain that this was not due to an imperfectly leveled floor/base on my part. The main negative is that skilled assembly is required. I have significant experience in furniture assembly due to my work, so it was not overly complicated for me, although the process was time-consuming. It took me and my mother, acting as a helper, approximately three days (about six hours each) to complete the assembly. Here are some key insights from the assembly process: - Good Leveled Base is Essential: You must create a good, even, and leveled base. Without one, you will not be able to assemble this structure. I used pallets for my base. - Follow the Instructions: Please follow the instructions meticulously and do not try to deviate from each step. - A Helper is Required: You will not be able to assemble this by yourself. Get a buddy who can help hold parts steady or pass you the correct tools and parts. - Right Tools: A cordless powered screwdriver is the only efficient way to handle the assembly. - Good Weather: Plan this purchase for a dry, warm season. Doing the assembly in the rain and wind significantly delayed our process. Despite the fact that each individual part seems flimsy, the shed is sturdy enough once it is fully built. However, be aware that you cannot lean anything heavy against the walls, as they will instantly bend.

For the price, this shed is great. The package arrived 3 days early which was nice. You’ll need at least two people to start on it and it is time consuming however the instructions are very clear and everything is clearly labeled. I’d recommend building a platform for it. All the metal pieces arrived unharmed with no dents or scratches. There were a couple places where the pilot holes did not align with where a screw needed to go (probably was operator error) but since most of the assembly is with sheet metal screws, it’s easy to sink the screws into the metal below. Once the shed was fully built, it felt pretty sturdy. I don’t feel like aftermarket support is necessary unless maybe if you live somewhere where 12in of snow is probable. This thing takes forever to assemble but it’s definitely worth it, I would purchase again.

Wouldn't recommend buying this it came damaged and all scratched up. The doors where dented up and we had to modify the lock on the door to even get it to close and there is still a huge gap in the door. It was definitely not worth the money that I paid. I would be surprised if the first breeze that we get it doesn't blow over and all of our stuff isn't left out in the wind. I know that even the stuff that I do put inside of it I will still have to have covered with something else waterproof because I know for a fact that this shed isn't going to keep the elements off of my things. This isn't even good enough quality to keep my yard supplies safe. I had to go out and purchase an actual building because this tin can isn't worth it.

Very, very time consuming. The price is great. I ordered the wrong size for my slab (should have gotten a bigger one- that's my fault) it took a total of 6 working g days over several weeks. The instructions could be better. We went back and forth between the video on the purchase windows and the instructions in the box. Finish product is sturdy, esthetically pleasing, but there are gaps for unwanted guests. Also not all of the prefabricated holes matched appropriately.

I assembled the shed with some help from my teenage children. I have a few suggestions: 1. Please integrate the plastic washer into the gold screws prior to packaging, it’s painful to hold panels together in one hand, then with the other hand put a washer onto the screw, place it onto the screw driver bit( I had to use magnetic bits), then aim and screw. 2. The door frame S1 and S2 assembly to the doorway is not in the manual. Luckily, I know what I am doing but is a pain. 3. The 3 roof sales/caps, needs a redesign as assembly while adding roof sheets, doesn’t work especially on the middle one. 4. Manual needs to explain that the first roof sheet placement should overhang at the back. Alignment of panels were fine. I have not tested leaks yet. Material thickness is poor. It’s going to be very functional.

This small shed was just what we wanted/needed to keep a few tools and other materials in while we are building a large greenhouse. No need to load everything up and take them back to the workshop. Now we have a safe, dry place to store them. We were amazed at how organized the directions and parts were. Everything is numbered & labeled, but you need to read the directions first and then pay attention to how you lay it out. It must have a flat level surface because when you are screwing everything together, sometime three pieces of metal, it will not go well if the shed is not level. It definitely takes at least two people to hold it together while someone else is screwing (there are a lot of screws so you will need a power drill for most of the screws) It is very logical to put together and the amazing thing is the sheer engineering of it, everything fits if you just follow the directions and go step by step. There are few written instructions, but lots of drawings & details. Some of the drawings could have been a little easier to decipher, but all in all it is truly amazing. A good value for the money, but again you need at least two folks or maybe three so someone can read the directions and keep everyone on task as to what comes next, be patient. Another great thing is that when we are finished using it at it's current location we can literally move it to another location by detaching it from the current foundation and we will not have to take it apart.