BIRCHTREE Metal Garden Shed Pent Roof 3X5FT Small Outdoor Storage Cabinet Hinge Door Grey

The instructions were comprehensive and easy to follow. The components were well protected and machined. I managed to put 99% it together on my own with a small amount of assistance from my 11 year old son. So lang as you’re assembling it on a flat/level surface, all the holes line up fairly well. The only drawback is that it will take you longer to peel the plastic protection off every panel than it will to actually put the shed together. Honestly it’s great value for money in my opinion.

Great shed. Definitely need 2 people to put together. Has weathered well, no leaks. Great size I have 3 bikes, 3 scooters and shelves in mine.

If you only read the first line: Don’t buy this. I’m a confident DIYer with 50 years of experience (starting with House of Holland and MFI furniture for those with long memories). I’ve assembled hundreds of items, but this shed was by far the worst assembly experience of my life. It’s a cheap shed, which I expected. What I didn't expect was the "protective" plastic film bonded to virtually every one of the 40+ parts. The Plastic Problem: This isn't just a loose wrap. It is thin, cheap film heat-bonded to the metal. Each large sheet took over 40 minutes to clear. I stopped counting at 25 HOURS of peeling. My hands and fingers literally seized up; I eventually had to pay my children to finish it just so I could start the build. Why you can't ignore it: Some reviewers don't mention it—likely because it's so well-bonded they don't realise it's there. But if you leave it, the sun and rain will turn it into a peeling, shredded mess. The Build: The assembly itself is actually straightforward (4-5 hours). Holes line up if you stay square, though the plastic washers are flimsy and I doubt they’ll stay watertight in a storm. The Base: Be aware you need two bases—one to sit the shed on, and a floor inside to cover the raised framework, which is a major trip hazard. I had to notch OSB board around the door frame to make it work. Summary: If you value your time and the use of your hands, look elsewhere. The "savings" on this shed are paid for in 25 hours of agonising manual labour. My hands are still cramping up two days later. You think you're buying a weekend project, but you're actually buying a part-time job in a plastic-peeling factory.

Great storage shed for money. A few Dents and holes that didnt line up.Quite flimsy during assembly but fine when finished. Needs 2 people at certain points .

Good quality product. Storage capacity is good Plenty of screws for the project Instructions a little confusing Assembly is a little more finicky than expected. 2 stabilising bars missing for the door.

It's actually really sturdy for the price. It's not too too heavy when it's built and can be moved easy with 2 people. It's a great size and has a good storage capacity. The instructions were a bit hit and miss, easy up until the roof. Comes with a good quality lock. However. The big downside. The roof didn't actually fit. It was about 3 inches too short on the front so the holes didn't line up, we had to force the sides in and bend them, and silicone them shut. We got to the point the roof wouldn't fit, and we were determined the past 2 hours weren't going to be wasted, so we just sucked it up and siliconed the holes shut. If you want something to just put up and actually care what it looks like rather then quality of storage, I wouldn't bother. Also a thing to note, it does not have a bottom!

does the job, my gear has survived the winter and remained dry.........was easy enough to build though needed 2 of us....was a bit fiddly in places, but i rate my DIY skills at 2/10 and I managed it with the aid of my wife holding some sides up while i screwed it together....only 1 screw didn't match the pre drilled holes.... would buy again...

Really pleased with purchase. Very sturdy. Allow a good few hours to erect! But worth it in the end.