Panana Outdoor Galvanized Steel Bike Tool Shed, Black, W225xD88xH125cm, 38kg, 2-3 Bicycles, Lockable, Water Resistant No base or Floor

Great shed. Easy to construct with 2 people if you are familiar doing flat pack. All pieces were there with a few extra screws, nothing damaged. Advise doing on level ground with enough room to walk round and an electric screwdriver. We didn't use gloves as the screws were small and kept dropping them so did have a couple of nicks each but thats on us. Not bolted down yet but will soon before big winds. Only 1 hole didn't line up so had to drill 1. Seen comments people have siliconed gaps, i don't have big ones so i will see how it is in bad weather, don't mind a little bit of airflow to reduce condensation.Comes in 2 40kg long boxes, delivery company lost 1 box and customer services were amazing and immediately sent out a replacement. Cant fault anything, its a great shed for the £201 i paid, i will be using it as motorbike storage. Would absolutely recommend or buy again this shed and from this seller.

Sadly ZERO stars wasn't an option! Truly awful product – avoid at all costs.The quality is incredibly poor. It’s weak, the components feel cheap, the screws aren’t strong enough and absolutely NOTHING lines up properly. Putting it together was an incredibly frustrating experience. (allocate 3-5 days!!)There were enough negative reviews to put me off, but I decided to give it the benefit of the doubt. I wish I’d listened to my gut.Save yourself the hassle, money and disappointment – avoid this product!!

Ok, so I'd read the reviews and saw people said it was a bugger to erect.It took us about a 4 hours;2 fit -ish- 50 year olds, with the help and advice of a 22 year old then the additional support of 2 18year olds to support it. The instructions are not great, there are about 500 very small and fiddly screws used. A few cuts and scratches from the sharp metal - wear the gloves provided!.My husband used words he usually only uses at work and I had to promise to never ask him to help me with anything ever again...All that being said, the final bike shed is perfect. It is strong and fits 3 adult bikes. Obviously it's metal and gets so hot you could cook your dinner on it.Note, it was delivered in 2 separate boxes, on different days. One long box and one rectangular. Neither nor together looked big enough to contain that size of shed. Quite incredible packaging really.

Was looking for a bike shelter and didn’t want to pay £800 for one, built this a year ago and it’s still standing through all weathers, high wind etc, it’s going to last years. Note it doesn’t come with a base, I build a wooden one out of decking, cost about £20. If anyone really wanted to steal what was inside they probably could, but they’d need to do it in a thunderstorm as breaking in wouldn’t be quiet, it’s a very good value store for 2 adult, or several child bikes to keep the weather off them. There weren't quite enough screws but I got a token refund and put it towards a pack of more secure headless bolts so you couldn’t unscrew the doors to break in. You’ll need some patience to build it.

In summary- Good quality looks like it will last a while- Very roomy- locking mechanism for the top lid - poor- instruction manual - poor- time it took to put together- too long! 5hrs for 2 people working flat out. Definitely not a solo project.- Too many pieces and screws to put together- Edges are not buffed so sustained multiple cuts. Gloves provided are not very effectiveIf you hate flat pack furniture you'll definitely hate this. In hindsight, would have spent more money on a shed that required less time. Sometimes it's worth paying for convenience.Will not be recommending this product.

I don't usually do reviews but because of the amount of hours I'm having to put in to make it stronger I felt I had to. Initially If you want something secure look elsewhere. Held together with self tapping screws from the outside into metal that's way too thin, so all a thief has to do is unscrew them and they're in. I've had to resort to installing pop rivets just to make sure the panels are securely fixed. The gas struts on the lid are way too powerful and the mounting nuts in the frame have worked lose and I've had to install metal plates and nuts to overcome this. The whole thing is very flexible and the lid twists very badly, and the lock is useless and the gas struts bend the lid up at each corner. I could go on but I'd be here all day,once you've built it you can't send it back and what initially looked like a good buy is actually very poor quality Indeed.

Instructions not straightforward. My first challenge was removing the plastic film, this took me over 2 hours. Allow a further 4-5 hours to assemble. Over 300 screws required. Beware Very sharp edges. Fiddly to put together. Self tapping screws all around. Not very sturdy or secure. Lock bolts and catches very flimsy. I would not buy again.

Takes a while to build instructions not great but when built very sturdy and big enough to put 3 bikes in with front wheels off as I have 29 inch wheel bikes