XEMQENER 5x2.5 FT Metal Garden Shed With Sliding Door and Roof - Waterproof Galvanized Steel Storage for Tools and Equipment, 153x77x182cm, Black

I’m really impressed with this lockable metal storage shed. It’s sturdy, weatherproof, and exactly what I needed for keeping my tools and garden equipment safe and dry. The steel panels are good quality and fit together well once assembled — one person can easily manage it but two-persons would make it a little easier, especially on a windy day. The end result is worth the effort. The lockable doors are a big plus, giving that extra bit of peace of mind when storing anything valuable. I’ve had a few heavy downpours since putting it up, and everything inside has stayed completely dry. It also looks neat and tidy in the garden — much better than the old wooden shed it replaced. All in all, it’s a great bit of kit for the price — durable, secure, and low maintenance. I’d happily recommend it to anyone needing extra outdoor storage that actually lasts.

FLIMSY ,AWFULL COLUUR NOT BROWN AS ORDERED MORE PINKISH AND PALE GREEN SPLIT INTO TWO PACKS , DUMPED AT WRONG ADDRESS , DIFICULTY DEALING WITH SELLER

Overall good value for money and a little larger than I was expecting. It will definitely need as least two people to build most of it and at one or two points, it was easier with three. Much sturdier when bolted together - it will look and feel a bit flimsy until you finish it. The door was the hardest thing to work out how to hang as the instructions tell you to fix a top and bottom to the door but it then doesn’t fit or align. So we just left those two parts out and the door works fine anyway. Overall though good medium weight shed for the money and looks nice when completed!

Good value for the money. It’s a bit time consuming to assemble and mind your hands; it can be sharp when assembling. Not the most robust but a good storage space for the price.

So glad I didn’t listen to all the reviews as this shed is exactly what I was after. You definitely do not need to peel off all the plastic covering, it’s there for a reason 🙈. You do however need a sturdy base to build it on and I was able to build it on my own! Yes a single female with an electric screwdriver! I did start off wearing the gloves but found it hard picking up the screws so took them off after about 20 mins and was careful so didn’t injure myself at all! Instructions were way to follow, size perfect for storing my mower, tent and other bits, it looks good and I believe excellent value for money! Would highly recommend.

Assembly instructions state: “Requires two people and takes 2-3 hours for installation” It took two of us over 8 hours – from 9.30 am to 6.00 pm with very short breaks for a quick lunch and hot drinks. The instructions were difficult to follow from page 10 onwards. This shows the rail (“7”) from which the sliding door suspends which needs to be screwed on to the top of two wall panels (P2 and P1D). There were no pre-drilled holes in any of these three parts in the locations where they needed to be screwed together, so we drilled them after a long while trying to work out whether we’d misunderstood the diagrams. Then on page 13, part No.6 made no sense to us. The diagram seemed to present it as free-floating above door level except for a screw that was meant to go into the top right-hand corner. And we couldn’t work out whether or how it was meant to interlock with the door rail – so, after much agonising and confusion, we simply left it out! We fear the consequences of this omission. We searched for a video to show how to assemble the shed, but could only find a video for assembling one with a swing door. Could it be that no one has yet successfully assembled the sliding-door version using all the parts in the required way? As a result, we have a workable shed. It doesn’t seem very robust but it is hopefully sheltered from the full force of any strong winds. The bottom of the door flaps a bit. And hoping that it is rainproof.

Not worth the money damaged in several places none of the holes line up screws not fit for purpose absolute bag of rubbish sliding door reconsider this does not work not leak proof …. Went up the local dump waste of money Size: Rubbish

Very happy. I don't understand who says that it's hard to assemble. Only bad point are the screws. A few more for emergencies could be a great idea. I've had to replace them with some of mine. 😅 Anyway, assembled it in 3 hours on a windy day... On my own. Very easy.