Aoxun 10x8 FT Outdoor Storage Shed with Double Hinged Large Door Utility Garden Shed with Lockable Door & Sloped Roof Metal Sheds Outdoor Storage for Garden, Backyard, Patio and Backyard, Brown

This is not a perfect product by any means, but the price more than makes up for that so i cant give it any less than 5 stars. Be prepared to do a little extra work putting this thing together to get everything aligned. You also need to provide a flat and level base, this is more important than it might seem, as any issue at the base will translate to highly misaligned parts. For mine, I used 4x4s as beams, 2x10s as joists, and a sheet of 3/4" plywood (all leftovers in my case).The good: The instructions are relatively easy to follow, just pay attention to the hardware codes, as some of the screws are easy to mix up. All of the holes do align within reason, and the unit is very sturdy once fully assembled. The size was exactly as specified, which is great for planning the base. Overall it fits my needs well.The bad: The instructions could be a little clearer when it comes to part orientation, as most are not symmetrical and it is difficult to tell the correct assembly direction until moving to the next step. Some holes, especially at the roof, although align within reason require some help to get the screws in. The door lock also needs some adjustment to align correctly. The only thing that would have been nice are holes in the base plates for mounting the unit to its base with screws/bolts/etc. I had to drill some myself. The worst thing is that where the side panels overlap, there can be significant gaps, so i recommend adding self-tapping screws to seal them better. The door also has significant gaps, so door sealing tape is recommended.Tools used: I recommend having at least a ladder, power drill with philips #2 driver, drill bits, an adjustable wrench or sockets, and a second person to help. You may also want a caulk gun and silcone to seal things up if you want it to be more water tight, and foam insulating tap to seal the doors.

I set up the Aoxun 5×3 ft metal shed in my backyard a couple of days ago, and it’s already made life easier. The galvanized steel with powder-coated finish looks sharp and feels built to last; even a few heavy rainstorms didn't faze it. The sloped roof efficiently diverts water, and the lockable double doors provide peace of mind for storing tools, cushions, and garden gear. Assembly took a few hours with help, but the included gloves and clear instructions made it much smoother. For the price, it’s a solid, weather-resistant storage solution that really organizes and protects outdoor essentials.

Great shed. This is an item I would describe as getting exactly what you pay for.Positives: Pretty easy to put together with clear instructions. No missing pieces and even had a few extra screws and parts in case you lose one. Weatherproof and waterproof. Although when it rains the water will wet the ground underneath where it stands unless you build it on something off the ground. Has a hole for a lock.Negatives: There is no bottom to it, but I knew that going in. The walls are fairly flimsy and will dent pretty easily as well. Also of note, there is a thing plastic film on every piece that seems would be very satisfying to pull off. Not happening. It is clingy and very hard to remove. I got halfway through the first piece and said forget it. So now, if you hit it with anything scratchy, it leaves a weird scratch in the plastic where it hits.I just wanted a roof to keep the kids bikes dry and out of the way, and this works great for a family of four.

Bought this for temporary storage while the garage was being rebuilt. For that it will serve the purpose. Don’t think this would last very long as it is very flimsy. Couple of hits from a stay basketball would do some serious damage.As others have said it comes pre-damaged. All four corner pieces were dented and scratched as well as a few other bits. They made the box as small as possible for shipping purposes but at the risk of the panels getting bent in transit. I would say the majority of these get damaged in transit. So if that is an issue for you purchase a different shed. But seriously, what would you really expect for the price.Assembly is very straightforward, took me about four hours. Most time consuming bit of construction is putting the washers on the screws.There are plastic washers and rubber washers. The rubber washers are for the roof with the intention of sealing the holes. They do a poor job at best as the rubber squirts out if the screws are too tight. Do yourself a favor and use some caulk over the screws. Will save time and add better sealing. But with all the panel seams I suspect this unit is far from a dry haven.

Awesome shed. Definately a 2 person job. When completed it is solid and is water tight. CAUTION, we learnt the hard way there are some parts labeled FRONT, we found they ARE labelled for a reason. We had to back track a time or two. The instructions are pictures instead of confusing words, and they pretty easy to follow.It would be much better if it was a foot taller. Over all, its a good size.

I purchased the 6x4 for my small patio. Everything came in 1 box, a few pieces were slightly bent on the edges but nothing major. The "protective" plastic on some pieces is a pain to remove so I left it on. I give the instructions a 7 out of 10 as they were mostly pictures and a few pieces needed a little more attention to detail but overall they were fine. It took me 6 hours to put together by myself, working at a decent pace. All of the holes lined up and if you've installed a piece incorrectly you'll know it pretty quick. The whole assembly is thin metal and held together with many small screws, but the shed seems sturdy enough. It's definitely a bargain for the price and I'm very happy with it. It looks great and has enough storage space for what I need it for. I'm from Houston where we get hurricanes so time will tell how well it holds up to bad weather, but I'd certainly buy another one if I had to!