MUPATER 8' x 10' Outdoor Storage Shed with Double Doors, Garden Metal Shed, Utility Tool Shed Storage for Backyard, Patio and Lawn with Vents, Grey

It was an easy process of putting it together and the further you got the stronger the shed was. It is very sturdy and perfect for storing the motorcycle. We highly recommend this!

This shed is exactly what my home needed. I’ve had stuff packed in my garage for 3 years now and decided it was time to clean it out. I wanted something larger enough but reasonably priced. This shed delivered!Now, the quality for the price is about what you’d expect. I live in Arizona and the monsoon storms here can be pretty brutal. But, we haven’t had much storm activity this year. Just after the initial assembly (which was pretty painless minus some tedious hardware preparation) I’m honestly surprised at how sturdy this thing is. I’ve only had it up for 5 days so I will update this post after about a month or so.So far I’m really happy with it!

There are many issues with this shed.1. Proportions of schematic: The shed is drawn incorrectly in the manual. The physical long side appears as the short side in the manual and vice-versa, which caused us to build it in the incorrect orientation. Luckily it was not too heavy so we could re-orient it, but this issue with the schematic consistently made it difficult to understand which pieces go where. For reference, I am a mechanical engineer and I have built far more complex machines and devices over many decades.1. Removing packing material: The shed needs to be assembled from dozens of panels and other pieces of metal. Each one of these is covered in a plastic film that is stuck to the metal like a sticker, and these need to be removed. It took three of us at least three hours just to remove these films. The panels are sharp, and we got many cuts.2. Washers: The shed needs to be assembled with hundreds of screws and washers. The washers are made of plastic and come in sheets, not separated. Each washer needs to be removed individually. We tried doing many at a time with scissors, knifes, pulling apart, but the only think that really worked was twisting each one out of the sheet by hand.3. The final piece of the roof requires screws in the middle of the roof, which is an area impossible to reach unless you are willing to climb on the roof to do this. The shed feels so flimsy that doing this feels like a very high risk.4. Once assembled the shed is full of gaps that will let insects in. We hadn't finished building it, and we already had spider's nests in there. If you want to keep insects out, you will need to find a way to close all of these gaps with silicone or a similar substance5. I can already see spots of rust on the edges of some panels6. I lost count of how many hours it took to build this, but it was at least 20. I have power tools and I have built many other things, so it wasn't lack of experience. The build was not overly difficult, it was just very poorly planed and resulted in a long time to constructI wish I could have returned this. I should have bitten the bullet and gone for the more expensive sheds.

Too expensive for the quality. Inside floor to ceiling needs more room for standing. The sheets are very light weight. It wasn’t hard to put together at all. Price needs to adjust.

Fairly easy to install, but instructions kept pivoting the structure back and forth in the pictures which made it hard to follow. The package was very heavy and came very damaged in several panels. Some I could bend back, many are quite damaged to where I cannot repair. Each metal sheet has a thin plastic coating which was scratched on most of the panels- not sure if this is supposed to stay on or be pulled off as there was no mention of it in the instructions. It seems fine, but I wouldn't buy it again or recommend to friends or family.