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Well what can I say this is beautiful shedWhen my husband said to buy I was a bit worried as it’s plasticWell I love it 🥰 buy it it looks wonderfulYes it comes in two boxes and you have to make it up but it’s worth every penny and it’s big and has lots of space

I should've known better. The reviews should've been a red flag, but I figured I’d give it a shot. Worst decision ever.First off, the plastic feels flimsy and cheap—definitely not the "durable" material they advertise. The walls are paper-thin, and I’m honestly not sure how it’s supposed to protect anything from the elements. Within a few weeks of use, it’s already got a crack in the side, probably from a gust of wind.Assembly? A joke. The pieces don’t line up properly, and the instructions are vague at best. After struggling for hours, I still had gaps between the panels that I had to seal up with silicone because the company’s customer service is completely unhelpful.Don’t waste your time or money on this. I’ve had sturdier toy houses. Total disappointment.1/5 stars. Would give zero if I could.

The shed arrives flat packed, and assembly took the best part of half-a-day. The floor is rather flimsy so you'll need a good flat base to sit it on.We bought this to replace a 6x4 wooden shed, but this new shed turned out to be slightly smaller than our old wooden one, it's not actually 6 x 4 as described in the description and on the box. The actual width of the shed (not including the base) is approx. 3ft 3½ inches x 5ft 7 inches. The base has an overhang of approx. 2¼ inches all the way around. The metric sizes listed are probably more accurate.You'll need an electric screwdriver to assemble it as there are quite a number of screws. A second pair of hands to hold the panels in place while you fit supporting members will be required, but once assembled, the shed is quite sturdy. I'm pleased to say there were no parts missing from the kit, so a big thumbs up to the packers.Overall I'm pleased with the hut, I just wish it was slightly bigger as the dimensions suggested.

Took a good couple of hours to put together , very flimsy and instructions not great at all .Dont forget the silicone to seal the roof !! And drill to make small holes for screws !Apart from that , ok! Lets hope it does not leak !

Like the shed a lot ,to many parts to assemble it's a great small shed ,the quality of the product is very good have not finished assembling the shed haven't been to well taking a little longer to finish.

I bought this shed for a narrow allyway. Other reviewers have complained about the size, but if you read the dimensions properly you'll see how wide it is. I assembled myself, it took a few hours but was straightforward. If you can follow ikea type instructions, this will be fine. It looks flimsy to begin with, but when assembled it's fine. It is infact better made than other brands of plastic shed, such as palram.

Someone didn’t go to school. At all. Not even for a day. These instructions at S1 request that you screw a thick piece of plastic with no holes, onto a thin ish piece of metal which does have holes. So you’ll need to be able to put pressure on it to get through the plastic.However. Whichever **** created these instructions asks you to do it in mid air. With nothing to lean against. When actually, it would have been easy about 10 steps ago. I could have used gravity or my own body weight against the ground.I’m 5ft 4 and trying to screw these pieces in above my head level, it ONLY makes sense and does not harm the overall construction to finish the walls in the previous steps.Generally speaking the instructions are poor. The product seems half adequate but it’s windy in my garden today and it’s flapping around like a crinoline frock.The grumpy folk who delivered it….. it clearly says delivery to room of your choice. So I asked for it to be taken into the garden, approx 30 feet from the front door, through the kitchen. You’d think I’d asked them to walk on hot coals and broken glass with it. Gosh the drama! It was too far apparently. Too much. But I could have asked them to deliver to the top floor which would have been much more difficult and it’s clear that’s part of the service. But they did eventually do it whilst constantly grumbling about it in another language.If you have need of a shed for any reason I would seriously ask yourself if it’s worth the experience of grumpy delivery drivers where you may need a quick boost of assertiveness prior to the knock at the door. Then do you really want to have to interpret the instructions into logical steps before you proceed. Theoretically you could make a better job taking the manual apart and putting it together yourself in a logical order. Or line the budgie cage with it and use your own brain.Or just don’t buy it.

Please be careful when buying this product. My husband works with furniture and is very comfortable at putting items together. He has spent 2 days trying to make sense of how this item goes together and he is still not complete. The holes were missing from the metal frames so he had to drill them. He said it has to be the worst item he has ever had to put together. You need to get your act together and make sure the preparation before despatching the items are correct and that all holes are present and correct. Very unhappy with the quality of this item.