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I'm very pleased with this storage cabinet. It gives me a place to store some long handled tools and a place for things like insecticides that sit on the shelves. The assembly was labeled and easy to follow, but I would suggest two people to put it together. I wanted to color to match the outside of my home so we painted it. It is sitting inside my screen porch so will not be exposed to a lot of bad weather, but I feel it would be fairly weatherproof. I would suggest buying it if you need a small storage space to keep you from having to walk around to the garage as I had to do. I feel it is a good value for the money.

The shed is nice and fits my needs. It holds several tools and our spa stuff.Putting it together: The instructions were pretty hard to follow and it took a lot of attention to detail to understand how some of the pieces were supposed to be facing. Ultimately, we put it together in a couple hours, though.Quality: The wood is kind of soft and the paint scrapes easily. Once it’s put together, though, it feels sturdy. Putting stuff inside makes it feel more sturdy. I’m going to be watching how the wood holds up, but I think eventually it might need a better coat of paint. I might just keep an eye on the clearance section for some outdoor paint and use it to seal the wood a little better.Picture 3: I also had to install a different latch on the outside of the doors since the one that comes with it is all wood. There’s a little wooden rod that is supposed to help keep the doors shut that immediately snapped. However, it only cost me an extra $3 to remedy that problem.

For how much this little cabinet cost the quality does not match. Wood is extremely soft. The pre-assembled parts was extremely uneven. Nothing lines up like it should. Where there is paint, its barely considered a coat and has the quality of childrens paint, which is concerning since this is labeled as "outside storage". We shall see what happens and will post updates if needed

I live in a small, low-income senior housing village. We’re allowed to garden but there’s no outdoor storage space for garden tools. This fits the bill perfectly; accommodates long-handled tools, and the shelves hold my basket of hand tools, extra pots and a few out-of-season things like rock salt and a small snow shovel. It’s big enough to share with my neighbor and she keeps hers there as well.My son-in-law and his cousin put it together in about two hours with a minimum of trouble. The first hour was spent mostly figuring out the pictorial assembly sheet, but they managed. Not taking any stars off for that! It’s a pretty little shed and everyone loves it.

I like the appearance of this shed and it's the perfect size for what I want and where I want it, but it's been a challenge. Firstly, as others have mentioned, not all holes are drilled. I also had a struggle with the instructions, and ended up connect part 2 of one sidewall upside down, so the top is slanted correctly for the roof, but holes on the sidewall for the bottom two shelves don't match the holes on the back wall. Oh well, I'll plug the holes I don't need and drill ones I do.Also, I was putting it together by myself, and realized half-way in that a second pair of hands would be really helpful for the doors and for the shelves. I figured it out, but it took longer.Finally, the construction is somewhat lacking in quality. The slats on one door aren't all aligned correctly so there's a one inch gap at the top, there are dings in the wood and one small piece came cracked. The paint is thin in spots, and it's flat paint that I don't know how it will last over time.Having said all that, I would still purchase it again because it's so hard to find a shed that's only 63" tall and I like the split layout. I'm pretty handy and enjoyed it as a challenge to be overcome.

Shed simple to put together especially with two people, the assembled shed looks like sone money was spent. Visually quite neat & appealing. We had one cracked panel on arrival and seller was very quick to respond, really went out if his way to replace the broken part quickly and kept in contact with us until parts arrived. Excellent product and excellent seller, highly recommend and would buy this product again - without hesitation - from this seller!

So, first, it is somewhat of a challenge to assemble but not that hard, especially if you're handy. A bunch of holes need to drilled [used 3/32" bit] - I guess because some wood expansion/shifting may occur. Everything lines up if you follow the less than perfect directions. Complaints that it doesn't hold a shovel? Well, that is what measurements are included in the listing for... I even assembled by myself, a tad tricky at times but doable. I'm incredibly pleased with this purchase. I would hesitate to purchase this for totally outdoor use as I'm not sure how long the wood will hold up.

Arrived in a reasonable time and undamaged. I highly recommend reading a few other reviews as I found them very helpful. As many reviewers mentioned, the instructions are pictures only, no text. The parts are all labeled but sometimes on the edges where you wouldn't expect it. Some parts are pre-drilled to guide you but the parts you screw into are not so the pictures are critical. Take note of subtle details in the graphics and it will assemble surprisingly well. I was impressed by how well engineered it was for a wood kit.That said, don't expect much on appearances. My unit had many visual flaws, some missing paint and some touch up. The doors do fit well and everything seems stable once fully assembled but too soon to claim any sturdiness. Although it says ok for outdoor use, I'd suggest limiting to an outdoor covered patio as the pair layer is very thin, probably spray coated.