Aoxun 4x6 FT Lean to Shed Garden Metal Storage Shed with Lockable Doors Outdoor Bike Shed for Backyard, Patio, Poolside (Brown)Recycled Claim Standard Blended

This little shed is a great purchase. There are a lot of comments about the holes Not lining up I did not find this one single time. In addition the customer service was amazing. So many people talk about removing the film you don't have to remove the film it's not in the directions. I contacted the seller and was told through wear and tear and weather the plastic coating will just peel off. Great price very sturdy. I put most of it together by myself and did have someone to help me with the top panels. If you don't have a ladder you can use a kitchen chair to stand on the inside for most of it. Once the roof is onto the point that you can no longer use that kitchen share inside you can move it outside. I am 5'4 and the lower roof panels were too high for me to see however my brother at 6 ft was able to do it perfectly. I think if people don't have a level surface to put it on that's where they run into trouble. I assembled both doors and the roof turrets inside because it was hot. The product was not damaged it was not dented and the instructions are very concise.If you have questions reach out on Amazon via the seller they get back to you within 24 hours! I would recommend this absolutely!

The instruction for the shed is about 57 pages long. It's picture instructions, no written or explained instructions, so I suggest looking through it a few times before starting to put it together. Also you NEED heavy duty gloves, as the metal is very sharp! The package did come with thin gloves, but those won't do. I didn't encounter the issue, others stated with the holes not lining up, It took abouttwo days to put together, alone. Its not big and didn't come with flooring, and it's light weight, which is nice for me in case I need to move it. But will definitely hold up to strong winds. A few days after putting it together we had a sever thunderstorm with high winds and the shed was still in place. This shed is doable for what I need and price fit my budget

The pictures I provided show the shed with the optional floor. I have yet to get the pressure treated plywood for my shed, but I'm sure on the ground with dirt floor or with concrete base will work too.It arrived as 2 boxes for the shed and 1 box floor the floor frame. For me it arrived with no damage, but the boxes were packed with Styrofoam, cardboard blocks and scraps of plywood to keep it safe. I can see if the shipping companies treat it poorly damage can occur, but they are not light boxes. I don't see most shippers treating heavy boxes like this poorly; that would take extra effort to cause damage.I'm used to older more expensive sheds, but I couldn't afford a high end one. This shed was not difficult to assemble, but I do recommend 2 to 4 people to work together on the assembly. I put it together on my own in with complete disregard to the recommendation of 2 people. It took me about a week to build it by myself, but I could have done it in 1 day if I had help.The instructions are the picture type that any written instructions are there to explain the picture. In the biggening I thought it was very weak structurally, but it's not bad. most of the holes aligned quite well. The exception was the wall panels; Because of the corrugation of the panels make it easy to move the holes together.For the price you will spend a lot more for better quality.

Do you have 10 hours of your that you never want to get back? Then this shed is for you! This shed sucks, in short. It took my dad and I, a handyman and a scientist respectively, almost 4 hours to put this thing together. Almost none of the holes aligned properly, leaving us to drill holes in ourselves, which made the process so much longer. Very few of the pieces were actually labeled, leading to many instances of having to take the pieces apart because things were not attached properly. Also, if you purchase this, I hope you have the softest surface ever to build it on, because even building it on grass scratched the outer aluminum, even through the plastic skin that will take approximately 4-5 hours of your life to fully peel off. The aluminum bent out of shape with the slightest pressure (sturdiness sucks), and the instruction manual is not easy to understand (pictures with Google Translate level translations). Storage capacity seems fine, and I'm sure the functionality will be fine, but the process of putting it together is not worth any potential benefit.If I could ask for a refund I would, but I've already built it and not emotionally prepared to build another.

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!