Suncast 22 Cubic Feet Capacity Tall Plastic Vertical Outdoor Shed for Garden, Backyard, Patio, or Pool Supplies Storage, Brown

Easy to assemble and fits well behind my house. The box is big and heavy, but it was simple to cut the box open and carry the individual pieces to the spot where I assembled it, instead of trying to move the whole box.

Very easy to set up and pretty sturdy. Using it to get all the loose tools out of my garage.

First off the bad and why 4 not 5: the instructions are just horrific. Did the assembly in an hour but could have been much less. There are no specification in decent diagrams whatsoever. The packing sort of annoyed me because the box open from one end and can grab the parts easily one after the other. Except for: they had the hardware in a bag, taped at the opposite end. So had the cut the box fully to access it.The good: rock solid when done. Does perfect. It isn’t a bunch of cheap plastic parts that snap together. They do snap but accompanied by well designed hardware (screws and brackets) to make it solid. The brand is well known for outdoor material that lasts forever so I am optimistic about that as well. It also looks good. I do recommend it highly for those with good tools and patience.

Just what we needed. Works great for storing our yard tools. Assembly was no problem. Air tight. We also purchased hooks to hang tools. Looks good too.

Awesome product. Easy to assemble.

Love this old cabinet! It is perfect for all my grilling and smoking needs. Keeps everything high and dry and when I'm ready to smoke I just pull out the pellets and the utensils and get to smoking. Will build and super easy to put together.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I wanted a storage locker for some yard tools that would not corrode.

It says it takes two to build it, but I did it by myself and I am a 65 year old female who is 4'11"...but perhaps my shortness played to my advantage because I could stand up inside while building it.Attaching the roof is kind of tricky, as many reviewers have pointed out. It's hard to explain why it's a challenge but it has to do with how it attaches. It's a strange joint ad it has to be turned just right to fit properly...but I finally got it. The other tricky part for many seems to be the hingesof the doors. I had no problem with this part, but it's probably because I could stande inside while putting the screws in.Bt the shed is very good looking and more sturdy than I expected. I'm in Florida and we just had a hurricane pass by and this shed survived and had no leaks at all!