40FTx40FT Single Frame Tarpaulin Tent Warehouse Shed, Excluding containers

We bought this metal storage shed to get our yard tools and equipment off the patio, and it has been a great addition. The brown steel panels look sturdy and blend in well with the house, and the sloped roof should help water run off instead of pooling. It sits neatly beside our HVAC units without taking up much room. Overall, it’s a practical, good-looking shed that does exactly what we needed

Good quality. A bit of challenge in assembly, until enough of it is assembled to give it some structural strength. But it came together with little trouble and is a nice addition to our outdoor storage

This is great product for that price. Everything it’s labeled and so easy to assemble. Strongly recommend to everyone!!!🤙🤙🤙

Betty please with this unit. Very easy to put together. Had one small crack in the blowmold near a hinge which I sealed with epoxy. Non-critical, but didn’t want water getting in. Very stable once put together. Doors are tight and can be locked, if needed. We used school/college wired locker/shelving ziptied together to create vertical shelves (see pictures). As well as an extra storage bin to hold the long-handled tools in place

This fit my needs perfectly! Give me some protection from insects and ground erosion. This is the cheap alternative to concrete. Good price for about 10 years protection. Hint, install on a slight angle to keep water flowing off to keep it dry

I received this today and put it up as soon as I got it. It was pretty easy to put together if you have some skills and common sense. The instructions talk about a curved threaded silver end and there’s no such part in it. It is meaning for you to install the silver tip into the 90 part that connects the smaller tubes to the larger tubes at the top. Other than that, this seems to be a nice storage building for my kid’s bikes and some of my wife’s outdoor decorations. If there’s anything to add after I use it for a while, I’ll come back here and update this review

installing this was fun and easy-- a big project that took an afternoon but in a fun way, with no frustrating parts. I left this up for two whole years in all sorts of weather before it developed any leaks, and those are small leaks. I left it behind when I moved and I assume the landlord will keep using it to store things because I made a palette floor inside it. Ultimately, it made a great little clubhouse, lit up just beautifully with fairy lights, and the shade made the temperature easy to tolerate all summer

Not going to say it's easier to put together it took a little time and patience but it was a good deal also did not blow away and it didn't like so I give it a thumbs up all the way

Strong against the weather, but I used concrete form stakes as tie-downs rather than the provided tent stakes and sand bags. Plenty of room for my boat and trailer

Build it on a flat, level surface, and place it on a flat level surface. I would not use an electric screw driver. It’s too easy for metal screws to destroy the plastic and spin freely. Do it by hand and just snug them up until there is no wiggle then 1/4 turn more. Carefully move it into place by sliding or use two people to carry. It comes with a metal crossbar that mounts under the top lid. The lid will sag without it. I bought and built 2. If you’re careful with it, when you get it in place it’s a pretty solid cabinet. The individual panels and doors are pretty rigid. The plastic is thick enough to hold well if careful when building and moving it around. One person can build it in less than an hour No shelves included but really nice shelf support clips

Good quality item my arrived damaged in shipping did have issue trying to use contact phone no that was included in assy packaging

I gotta say, for the price, this is a great little shed. I got 6'x4'. Panels were a little banged up on two corners upon arrival but nothing I couldn't correct by hand. I actually followed the directions step by step, page by page, and I was able to assemble it in just under 5 hours. Instructions were nearly pictures only, very little wording, but easy to understand and complete. I was mostly by myself, but I did get the wife to help me hold a couple of parts, she helped for maybe 15 minutes when the wind picked up and I only had 2 corner panels screwed in at the bottom and no frame on top, so she helped hold it all steady until i could get it stabilized and framed. One person can do it, but it would be very frustrating. The biggest problem I had was manipulating the short screws. I spent half my time picking up the screws I dropped. I had no trouble with the screw holes lining up as some of the others have said, but I did assemble mine on a flat and level surface, which I believe is the biggest issue in getting the holes to line up correctly. Doors assembled and fit perfectly, this was an original concern on how well the doors would actually operate, and they are just fine. Do yourself a favor before you assemble. Make for sure the surface is flat and level, make sure there is no wind, and have a helper with you at least until you get the corners up and the top framed. Another tip, have someone with little fingers help you place all of those hundreds (literally hundreds) of plastic washers on the little screws for you. This was very time consuming

This outdoor storage shed is perfect for my backyard—it fits the space beautifully. The design looks great, the materials are solid, and it feels really sturdy and durable. The assembly instructions were clear and easy to follow. You can put it together by yourself, but having two people definitely makes it easier. It has plenty of room for all my backyard stuff, and we’re really happy with how it turned out!

I've had it for over a year it been through winter rain.. heavy winds the wind moved it around that's about it with the pipe in a full size cinder block so it will move the the strap that holds the window up deteriorated zipper held good was thinking it wasn't going to last to long but I didn't put the back door on or front door keeps the rain out

I bought these fittings to assemble a shade covering for my blackberries. Using the recommended electrical conduit piping, things went together very well. It has been up all summer and I am very pleased with the results

Pretty nice product for the money. Arrived with minimal damage and seems good quality for a cheap sheet metal shed. As others have said, assembly is a nightmare; three million screws in awkward places. Doing it with another person will save a lot of time, as will double-checking which side washers are supposed to go in

The shed is sturdy and looks good once assembled. It provides plenty of storage space and does a good job keeping outdoor equipment protected. Assembly takes some patience, and a few pieces required extra adjustment to line up properly, but overall it’s a solid shed for the price

Product is made of real wood and metal. The legs are adjustable and should keep the base dry. However, the design of the metal part is ridged and will certainly funnel water down the sides onto the wood. So, this may develop into a problem if a sealant isn’t added to the wood base. The instructions are good enough that teenagers understand them, but the drilling required isn’t for a beginner as there is some wood screws needing installed but no predrilled holes for them, and the wood is very soft, so over tightening could cause cracking or accidentally making a hole through the wood. Overall, this is a good product that’s worth the money and simple a enough project that I used is as a learning tool for development my teenagers skill set

We bought the 12’x20’ carport. It came in one box and was fairly easy to put together. Actual finished width is 11’5”, measuring between the side walls. Expecting a heavy duty tarp covering but it seems to be just regular tarp material, we’ll see how it holds up. Had to file burrs on one pipe so the parts would go together. And the leg pipes are held together with push in spring loaded buttons, those things that pop up into the corresponding hole on the other pipe once it’s slid together. That one little pop up button pin holds the all the weight! It seems great for what we need it for, just not sure how long lasting it will be, but of course it was inexpensive