Betterland 4X6 FT Outdoor Storage Shed, Steel Garden Shed with Sliding Door, Metal Tool Storage Shed for Backyard, Lawn, Green

Is not easy but not too hard, price and quality are great

First, they were not sticky bubble wrapped as others are, all parts were accounted for but some parts like the doors came slightly dented. Parts felt flimsy out of the box but when put completely together the shed felt sturdy. The screws are a size 8 and many stripped when screwing them in so before we started I purchased metal screws size 10 x 1/2" at Lowes for about $7.00 for 100 which really helped (used about half) otherwise you're going to have a lot of stripped loose screws. I would not use a drill even though it would be faster, you need to tighten with a hand screwdriver so you don't over tighten and strip the screws. It was fairly easy to put together as it came in two boxes, the first is basically the frame work as you put that together and then start with the second box containing the panels. Bought the Classic White but it looks like a greenish grey a nice and very soft green color not over bearing.After several months of use there is a catch to having the doors slide properly and that is the shed itself must be sitting in a proper square, if you moved it and it's in an angle or not sitting straight square the doors will get out of track so make sure it's sitting properly.

The actual dimension of this "4×6" shed is actually 3 feet deep from front to back, 4 feet wide and 6 feet tall. Save your money and buy something better for an extra couple bucks.

Good shed if you’re looking to keep a few things covered. Was missing about 50 screws so I had to improvise. But overall it does it’s job.

Shed is okay to put together, but I have done these before so knew what to expect. Instructions are next to non-existent. It was missing nearly 100 screws and I had to drill 8 holes myself that were simply not there. Finished product will do the job I need it to, but it is definitely not going to be water tight. Will have to treat the roof with FlexSeal or something. It is light weight construction and not exactly what I would call sturdy.

Great quality and easy to put together.

It is not the same quality as the sheds you get from the big stores but that is why it cost less. It went together really easy. Be careful not to over tighten the screws or you will strip out the holes. My only real disappointment is the fit of the doors. There is a 1/2 inch gap all around the sides to let rain and snow in.

Wish id spent the extra money to buy an arrow building,a big wind came along during a cold front and blew it into the field behind my house!!!! Doors came off when you opened the barn!!!!Not worth the money, i wasted it right down the toilet!!!! Some of the holes didnt match the patterns and instructions needed japanese education to understand!! Bunch of heartache seeing that money just lying in the soybean field!!!! The barn was anchored down good!!! Not to mention that the metal already had some dents in it when it arrived at my home!!!!!