8ft x 4ft Outdoor Metal Storage Shed with Sliding Door and foundation

Not a bad shed. Flimsy but it keeps my goat feed and hay dry, and that's it's sole purpose. Built it up off the ground with cinder blocks and a plastic pallet we acquired and put in a piece of plywood for a floor. We have a rack to hold extra bags of feed and it will hold 4 bales of hay stacked easily and a metal bin for feed. I think if you only used it for hay, it would hold 12 bales. So far the feed has all stayed dry with no problems. It's super light weight. Easy to put together and the perfect size for our needs on a hobby farm. So long as you have it, on level ground the locking mechanism will slide shut easily. If the ground starts to settle under it, it's going to be finicky. So make sure your base is squared and solid

This was relatively easy to put up, but you definitely need two people. The quality seems to be good; we'll see how it fares over the winter

Pretty easy to put together. Looks nice and seems pretty sturdy. Customer service is great responds quite quickly

I love this outdoor storage shed so much because it saves space in my garage. I just put some tools in a box in this shed. It’s pretty easy assemble it. it just took me two hour to with a helper. I believe the resin materials is much better than the metal one. It is anti-rust and keeps the inside dry. and the appearance is good

So, I love shopping and sometimes what I get doesn't actually end up being worth it. When this arrived, we thought this was another instance of something that would end up in the trash. BUT, this has been AMAZING. It has survived hail, snow, and lots of rain. All of our family bikes and ride on toys for perfectly. Even in our windy area we've had zero issues with it staying put. The best part is that it freed up storage space in the garage. Assembly was fast and easy, and I did it with no one assisting me

This carport is a really solid and versatile setup. It has plenty of space for cars, storage, or even using it as a covered area for gatherings. The frame feels sturdy and the tarp does a good job protecting from sun and rain. I like that you can adjust the sides depending on what you need. It’s also fairly easy to put together with a couple people. Overall, a practical and reliable outdoor shelter!

As you can see from the last pic where you can see we have it up on a wooden base, we ended up having some rain, along with the rain there was some pretty good wind. Our stuff stayed dry and nothing was tipped over. Everything was exactly as we left it. The material isn't incredibly thick, but it is good and strong, and when working inside, it feels very private. It does have 2 zippers that you bring together. You could get a small lock if you desired. I'm ok how it is. We are currently using this as storage for items. It works great. It's nice and spacious. Haven't had any leaks, the frame has held up well. I think it looks nice and works great. Finally I will say my husband was able to assemble it in very little time, by his self. So I'd say it goes together fairly easily. It does come with everything. 5 stars

This side wall has brought about a qualitative leap in the utilization rate of my carport space! In the past, the carport was semi-open, allowing only parking and not daring to pile things outside. Now, all I need to do is install the side walls, and the carport has turned into a huge storage room where I can store gardening tools, bicycles and all kinds of sundries

Very nice in my head all the pool floaties would fit but we have allot of them but quite a few fit but went down from 3 hanging things on pool deck down to 1.. seems pretty sturdy will see when the wind comes out here in country how it does.. not 100% waterproof but does well to keep out of rain and sun.. so far the thing I didn’t like most about putting it together was in the plastic there are not predrilled holes and when lid and side are right at the edge it was so hard to turn to get screw in ( I didn’t have a screw gun) other than that instructions are easy to follow no broken pieces foam between each one. Had a big box for screws and packages ripped so screws rolling around trying to figure out which ones they were.. other than that it looks nice

I really like this product because it's thoughtfully designed with attention to detail to meet a wide range of needs. First, the size is generous—it easily covers two small vehicles. I was able to park my mini SUV and half of another car under it, and the shade provided full coverage in the afternoon sun. Second, the anchoring system is impressive. It includes multiple components suitable for various ground types, such as concrete and grass. I especially appreciated that the holes for securing the horizontal girders align perfectly with standard concrete blocks I purchased from Home Depot. This allowed me to secure the carport canopy without drilling into the ground, making setup easier and the structure more portable. Third, I like the double-sided open design. Both ends can be left open for better airflow, reducing the risk of the canopy lifting in the wind. Fourth, the material. The canopy material is thick and provides solid UV protection, while the screened vents offer additional ventilation when both ends are closed. Even my wife is happy with it, which says a lot! Overall, I love this product and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a practical and well-designed carport canopy

Very good quality. The “fabric” is water resistant than I imagined. Once put fully together, it’s more stable than it looks. There is a huge amount of space and the structure is better than expected! Note: Don’t place shelving on unsteady ground against wall of unit. It will topple in high wind

If anyone is looking to replace the top canopy this is the one. It’s thicker than the one I previously had, quality looks great, easy to assemble and it was worth the $50. I would have gave it a 5 star but they only had one color but it’s no biggie

The size was adequate for our 2 e bikes. 1 more e bike would have been a struggle. The size of this tent needs more than four loops to stake it down as it wanted to blow away, just trying to set it up with light wind. We are going to keep it, but my husband built a frame to put inside, made out of PVC to hold it down and keep its shape. Probably spent an additional fifty dollars or more on that little add on!