Keter Darwin 6x8 ft. Walk-in Potting Shed with Built-in Ventilation, Windows and Double Lockable Doors, Green

I love it. This was an anniversary gift from my husband. It fits my needs perfectly. All my gardening tools & supplies fit well & organized inside. And it's cute. It's been assembled for a month, so far so good. It's kind of complicated to assemble & it's definitely a 2 person job. It also gets very warm inside, even with the windows open.

Bought this for the wife and so far she really likes it. Wasn't to bad assembling by myself. Seems to be good quality and everything matched up good on assembly

The potting shed is perfect for what I need and a great price! I installed the back window on the opposite side and put the angled windows on either side of the doors. The instructions were clear and I took my time. I would like more accessories for the shed but there’s enough space to get some furniture in there.

Absolutely perfect for what I needed Good quality instructions a little rough but I got through them.

This shed is so cute and sturdy, we're really enjoying it!

The materials feel cheap and I do worry about how this will weather/age over time. That said, this was the only potting shed I could find in the 6’x8’ size I needed. I like its windows. I wish it had a little more storage, but we’ll make it functional with third-party accessories/hangers. It’ll do the job we need it to do, hopefully for many many years.

We love the potting shed; instructions were great; it took us about 12 hrs. To assemble. Very nice locking, just what we needed.

We purchase this shed to make our 4 YO son a 'Wonderlab', a save outdoor environment that he can facilitate science experiments, creative projects in a protected zone. the reason that this shed is receiving a 4-start versus 5-star review is based on the setup, some challenges in the structure actually going together and how the doors close - which is not ideal, but it works. What we love about this shed is that the windows all open, the shelving units are incredibly helpful, and we love that there is a flooring solution. In the future, I anticipate this easily converting back to a traditional / usable potting shed. It looks clean and organized in our backyard. Overall, we are very happy with it!

This thing was kind of a pain to put together. The instructions weren't super clear and the fact that it's all supposed to just fit together like a puzzle means if ONE thing is off, everything else is off. It also doesn't help that not every piece is labeled so you have to make sure you keep everything with its original packaging until you want to use it - and even then, some of the pieces you just kinda have to guess based on the picture in the instructions. The screws that go into the walls and hold them to the metal framing are too long and dont go through the metal so I have a lot of screws that are kinda sticking out a little rather than being flush with the wall. The roof is NOT half skylights like I thought, rather it's just white/slightly opaque pieces of the same material used for the rest of the shed. I guess it lets a LITTLE more light in but I was really hoping for more light to be able to get into the space so I could start seedlings there. I worry there won't be enough light now. The windows that can be adjusted to stay open are cute but a little finicky. They're basically a plastic hinge with plastic hardware so they feel a bit cheap but they do the job. Otherwise it's SUPER cute and definitely a step above a normal shed with no windows. Just make sure you have a completely leveled surface otherwise the door won't close properly and you won't be able to fit the pieces together. You'll need a ladder and a tall person, preferably, as well as a small ratchet style screwdriver for one particular part of the assembly - they really want you to suffer to screw in the corner areas of this thing.

Mass produced parts make it difficult for things to fit together. Parts are plastic and junky. Sad I spent so much time and money on this.