- TTanishaVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars2 days agoToy shed
Was pretty easy to assemble, except the roof took a bit of doing.
- SSusanVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars6 days agoBroken already
So we bought this shed in August 20 23 and the plastic on the bottom of the door hinge has broken. We are never really using the shed so it cannot be from overuse. We go to the website to buy a replacement part but the website cannot be found according to the link provided by store.
- MMichaelVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoInstructions aren’t great, but shed is solid
Assembly took myself husband and me about 2 hours.We bought this to make winter house for our daughter’s Sulcata and it works great! The only thing I will recommend is making sure you’re assembling on a level surface to keep doors square.
- PPaulVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoEasy to install and looks good
Easy installation. Built it on top of a wooden base. Seems pretty sturdy
- LALee A.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoVery Cool 5x3 Storage Shed!
My delivery came quickly after ordering. Mine arrived in two big boxes and at the same time. One weighs about 70 pounds and the other about 30 pounds. And since the packing is minimal you can estimate the shed weight at about 95 pounds. Which is good considering the walls are only 1 mm thick on each side (12 mm total thickness of wall - see picture). Speaking of which, even though the wall sides are not real thick they are very tough. I can slam my fist into them with reasonable force and not dent or crack them. If I tried that on a metal shed I used to have, I would have some big dents. I can even jump up and down on the panels (180 pounds) and not damage them. All the parts were included, marked, and in good shape, which was very nice, especially considering how many parts there are. Instructions are good. Mostly illustrations with some explanations/cautions/etc. Good customer service page included with emails and phone numbers for correspondence. Oh, the window I got is not perfectly clear plastic. It has a little haze/distortion on it. No big deal, you can still see through it. I can replace it for cheap if I want to. I have to clear an area and level it before I can install the foundation. Think I will use pavers and put a cable over the top of the shed to hold it in place/to the ground. UPDATE: I finally got a spot cleared and leveled for this and got it put together/setup. I used 2' x 2' pavers for the foundation and it worked out well (although they are heavy to work…
- TTanishaVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars2 days agoToy shed
Was pretty easy to assemble, except the roof took a bit of doing.
- SSusanVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars6 days agoBroken already
So we bought this shed in August 20 23 and the plastic on the bottom of the door hinge has broken. We are never really using the shed so it cannot be from overuse. We go to the website to buy a replacement part but the website cannot be found according to the link provided by store.
- MMichaelVerified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoInstructions aren’t great, but shed is solid
Assembly took myself husband and me about 2 hours.We bought this to make winter house for our daughter’s Sulcata and it works great! The only thing I will recommend is making sure you’re assembling on a level surface to keep doors square.
- PPaulVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoEasy to install and looks good
Easy installation. Built it on top of a wooden base. Seems pretty sturdy
- LALee A.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars2 weeks agoVery Cool 5x3 Storage Shed!
My delivery came quickly after ordering. Mine arrived in two big boxes and at the same time. One weighs about 70 pounds and the other about 30 pounds. And since the packing is minimal you can estimate the shed weight at about 95 pounds. Which is good considering the walls are only 1 mm thick on each side (12 mm total thickness of wall - see picture). Speaking of which, even though the wall sides are not real thick they are very tough. I can slam my fist into them with reasonable force and not dent or crack them. If I tried that on a metal shed I used to have, I would have some big dents. I can even jump up and down on the panels (180 pounds) and not damage them. All the parts were included, marked, and in good shape, which was very nice, especially considering how many parts there are. Instructions are good. Mostly illustrations with some explanations/cautions/etc. Good customer service page included with emails and phone numbers for correspondence. Oh, the window I got is not perfectly clear plastic. It has a little haze/distortion on it. No big deal, you can still see through it. I can replace it for cheap if I want to. I have to clear an area and level it before I can install the foundation. Think I will use pavers and put a cable over the top of the shed to hold it in place/to the ground. UPDATE: I finally got a spot cleared and leveled for this and got it put together/setup. I used 2' x 2' pavers for the foundation and it worked out well (although they are heavy to work…