5' x 3' Outdoor Storage Shed, Small Metal Shed (16.6 Sq.Ft Land) with Design of Lockable Door, Utility and Tool Storage for Garden, Backyard, Patio, Outside use.

I needed a tall shed to put the long tools (shovels, rakes, etc.) because they wouldn't fit comfortably in our existing shed. I liked that this shed is taller on one side. Overall, it is a nice shed, and I would recommend it.Like every shed I've ever constructed, you spend a lot of time trying to decipher the instructions because they are not entirely clear. That's the main drawback. A very nice thing about construction is that every part, including the screws and bolts are very well labeled.The shed itself is not as durable as the Arrow shed that I have. But, I don't need a heavy-duty shed. Another note: the shed is billed as "lockable," which is technically true. However, the bolt and locking mechanism can easily be removed with a Phillips screwdriver from the outside.

For $129.98 I was not expecting anything heavy-duty. Some reviewers have complained or down-voted this product because the sheet metal was thin. The 3x5 I ordered weighs less than 75 lbs. At that weight, for the price, I'm not sure what they were expecting, to be honest. Once assembled, it's very sturdy and a nice little product, perfect food the corner of the yard to store gardening tools and supplies and clear out space in the garage.Assembly does take time and care. I received all the parts in good condition (nice job FedEx!) and noted that it came with plenty of extra of the tiny screws, nuts and bolts. The only thing missing was the instructions! They were easy to find online and once I printed and read through those it was time to get to work.I built mine in the garage and then moved it once complete. The solid level surface made it easier to build and find the occassional dropped screw. At just 75 lbs, my wife and I could easily carry it and move it into place afterwards.It took me about 4 hours to assemble, with maybe a half dozen times when I needed a second pair of hands to help hold something. Taking the time before starting to sort parts, peel as the plastic film of the pieces and preload screws and bolts with the little plastic washers is time well spent (maybe another hour?) and made it much quicker once I was actually building. Highly recommend. I didn't find the directions particularly hard to follow, but also have a lot of experience assembling furniture, etc, so that certainly helps. If you aren't as confident or experienced, it will no doubt take more time, but I certainly hope the people saying it took 12 hours or whatever were being dramatic!All in all I'm happy with this little shed and know it will serve me well. Its better than the 1 or 2 star reviews will lead you to believe, so don't be scared off by those. Will it stand up to hurricane force winds? Unlikely. But as noted above, a decent enough product for the price.

After a rough start due to inconsiderate FedX handling - they delivered a day early and blocked access to my front door - I am very happy with this AECOJOY 8' x 6' Metal Storage Shed. It was somewhat time-consuming to assemble, but the instructions are well written and the parts are marked making them easy to match up correctly. It does NOT come with a floor, but does include hardware for a floor so we built one with plywood and 2x2 runners to make it level and sturdy - about $70 for the materials. I painted using left-over Sherwin Williams Deck and Dock paint (color is mineral gray). Since putting it up, we've had several days of steady rain and interior has stayed dry. I'm pleased and recommend it! For size comparison, my fence is 6' - the shed is 8 x 6, interior floor measures about 7 x 5 - 3/4.

This shed is an absolute piece of garbage. The materials are so thin and feel like they’d blow away in a light breeze. For nearly $800, I expected something at least halfway durable—not this flimsy tin can that barely stands up on its own.The assembly process was a nightmare. The instructions were so badly written. Parts were mislabeled or not labeled at all, and nothing fit together like it was supposed to. It took way too long to build, and I honestly wouldn’t trust it to store anything heavier than a rake.The cherry on top? When I tried to return it, Amazon offered me a pathetic $60 refund. Sixty bucks. After I dropped close to $800. That’s insulting. This whole purchase was a huge waste of money and time.Avoid this shed. I wouldn’t recommend it.