6'x4' Coffee Outdoor Metal Storage Shed with Reinforced Floor Frame

I am still in the process of putting this up. So far so good. I marked where all the poles to be attached by post hole digging and then hammer drive them to the concrete base. It is very sturdy. I will post up pictures when fully assembled

This shelter Shed is very well made with very strong materials. Once completed and put together with all the accessories provided it became a very strong shelter. My purpose for this shelter was to cover my round top chicken run. It is working perfectly. I was so impressed with how strong it is. This shelter could be used for so many different things. Overall impression is great and I would suggest this shed top shelter

This metal shed fits my small yard perfectly and keeps everything neat. I put it on a cinder block base for stability and moisture protection, which worked amazingly well. The panels seem a bit thin at first, but it becomes very solid once fully assembled. It takes some time and patience to build (definitely a 2-person job), but it's totally worth it. Great value for the money!

Exactly what I needed for my backyard. I keep extra gardening supplies and have placed a small shelf in there for easy access

I have really enjoyed this tent. I use it to store extra bins and it has kept everything dry. I will say, remember to stake it down because it has blown over twice in some pretty heavy winds. All in all, a great product for the price

Just what I was looking for. I wanted to protect my trailer and etrike. This carport will work perfectly. Super easy to assemble, I'm 65 and did it myself. I only put on the one side to hide my neighbors windows. Not sure if I'll need the other side. I wanted this option. It's sturdy, well mage and strong. This is the one you want

This is a great shed. I use it to store trash before disposing of it. It holds two barrels and it’s waterproof and pretty sturdy. The top lifts up and the the front doors open for total access to the inside. Assembly was pretty easy. I did it myself but it would have been easier and faster with someone else helping. The instructions mention to not assemble on a windy day and that’s good advice. All in all I really like it and would definitely buy it again

This item met my expectations. It’s a beautiful color. It’s perfect size goes together easy and it shipped here like 10 days earlier than it said it would I give it a 10 star very happy

Great, easy to put together. I am a small woman but I have a ton of experience assembling things. It took me 2 days. Peeling all the protective film off took the most time and was the worst part. Exactly what I was looking for. Not water proof though, I find after it rains a small amount of water comes in around the edges

Love this storage cabinet so much. My 64 year old younger sister and I put it together. Everything slides into place and snaps together. All that we needed was a rubber hammer, Phillip screw driver for handles and step ladder for putting roof in place. It seems pretty sturdy and waterproof as I don't see any gaps or cracks where water will get in, however, it does say it's not completely water tight. So I placed my manual Scott's push mower in its cover inside the cabinet, which should protect it pretty well from rusting. It's the perfect size for my push lawn mower which stands 48" high x approx 18" wide x 12" deep and the cabinet measurements are larger which makes an easy, great fit. I am so happy with the color, the look, the size, the easy assembly and the sturdiness. AAAAA+++++

Can’t beat it for $40. Durable, holds a lot of stuff, zipper is strong, and it has withheld harsh weather outside. I keep a bike, a lawn mower, weed eater, leaf blower, saw horse, cat crate, rolled up projector screen, and other miscellaneous things in it. No complaints. Would buy a second one when/if I need more storage. Easy enough go put together - I did it myself in my live room and carried it out my standard size front door. Lightweight, but durable and holds together just fine. I’ve never had to fix or reattach anything. Rain water only gets in (minimally) if the ground starts to flood up an little and it finds its way in through the bottom zipper…but it’s not much. No mold or anything. Mine sits directly on the grassy ground, so maybe if you put something under it then that could be minimized further

I needed a shed to fit in a particular space and these sheds fit the bill. My daughter and I put them together, it took a bit of time. The directions are like IKEA directions so if you are not good with that, find someone that is. Two pairs of gloves are included with the kit and I recommend using them. Building the first shed, I really didn’t need the gloves. There are small screws and nuts and bolts which makes it difficult with gloves, but with the second shed, the edges were much sharper and i sliced my hand twice. So wear the gloves. Not all of the holes line up perfectly, some not at all. Having a fine drill bit was definitely doable to drill proper holes. I'd say that probably 98% of the holes connections line up. On the first shed, it was missing one piece…the very last piece. I contacted their customer service and they replied quickly and sent out the missing piece immediately. Also, with shipping dates, both sheds arrived before their predicted dates, so that was fine, too. For the money, i think these sheds are excellent. I didn’t fancy spending a few thousand dollars for a shed that I'd have to get permits to build. My sheds are nestled between some trees and have a bit of protection from the wind ( it’s very wind where I live). I did put them on pallets in case of minor flooding and I built a floor on those pallets from leftover flooring. You can get that at any ReStore for little money. Then I attached the shed to the floor. I don’t think these sheds would be great standing alone as they are very lightweight. I’m almost 70 years old and could lift the shed by myself onto the pallets. All in all, I am quite happy with them and would buy another if I needed. At first, I was going to give four stars, but I changed it to five stars because they suit my needs perfectly

These are reasonably-priced shelves to add to a Suncast shed that has the premade mounts. I would probably look for another option if the mounts were not available

I got this on time. The covering is made of great material. It has great coverage and comes with poles to set it up

Im leaving 4 stars because of the poorly written instructions. Actually, not written at all but mostly just illustrations of the pieces. You have to use common sense and imagination to get it together. The base and walls were a breeze, but the roof and especially the door were the most challenging. My husband is 80 and I am 70 and we got it fully set up and in place in less than 4 hours with a few breaks in there. We were able to carry it around to the back yard without much trouble. It is not very heavy or cumbersome. We are going to anchor it to the ground with appropriate fixtures as we get high wind storms here in Georgia. The overall quality is good and it seems sturdy enough for our needs. I would recommend buying some well fitted gloves as I cut myself pretty bad a few times. The gloves provided in the kit are useless as you have to work with very short 1/2" screws lining them up with 3-4 layers of sharp edged metal

The price swings up and down; I was able to catch a 30-day low price. This storage locker is a light, hard-plastic thing. If you can wrap your head around that, it's pretty good. It looks fine; it could be assembled by one skillful person (me) although two are recommended; and the plastic resin feels tough, like it should last for decades of outdoor weather. On the other hand, don't store valuables in it because, even if it's padlocked, a determined thief could wreck it open, or get a buddy and walk off with the whole assembly. The shelf package is purchased separately. Since I'm storing various outdoor supplies, I got it. I'm not quite as thrilled with the shelf package. The Suncast-made shelves will do the job, and installing them will add a bit to the storage locker's sturdiness. But you must install the shelves very carefully (exactly right, the first time); and even then, they only hold 30 pounds. I added labels saying "Fragile - 30 lb. max" on each shelf, to remind me. The last thing you want is for the shelves to collapse on each other, pancake-style, which happened as I played with their placement (before actually installing them). Temperature is another issue. I have only one location for this, and sunlight heats it a lot. I'll have to dress it in reflective material, to cut back on that

Needed a little extra protection for my car from bird droppings and sun. This seemed like the perfect solution and for a decent price. Assembly was fairly simple one I identified all the parts. Build quality is decent. The polls definitely could be heavier duty and are somewhat easy to dent if you try, but when the whole thing is assembled it feels fairly sturdy. I was pleasantly surprised that during a surprise wind storm (40-60mph winds) it did not take flight and didn’t break! With that being said, I have it tied down well and have cinder blocks on some of the legs, so that’s important. Overall it does a very good job for the price and for being available with 2 day shipping. Is it the absolute sturdiest and heavy duty carport out there. Absolutely not, but you get what you pay for and that’s not a bad thing in this case

Decent little shed, but difficult assembly considering the small size. I've built several metal sheds over the past 30 years so I know what to expect. I've done sheds that were nearly 10 times this size but only took twice as long as this one. Had a few issues with this one: 1) holes not lining up and pieces not fitting cleanly - this is fairly typical for this type of product, but this one was worse than most; 2) quality out of the box - dented and scratched panels; 3) putting plastic liner over several of the parts - this added at least an hour to the assembly time, and I'll be picking up bits of plastic out of my yard for the next ten years. It's like trying to remove the membrane from a rack of ribs that is 20 feet long and 30 feet wide and having it rip into a thousand shreds; 3) poor design in several places - example: having to hold a tiny nut in place inside a super small channel with 1 finger, while trying to screw in a bolt from the other side. Really? That said, it seems like a fairly decent deal given the low price....just be ready to cuss a lot