Lifetime Lockable DIY Polyethylene Storage Shed, 109 sq. ft., 15' x 8', Light Brown (60318)

Shed looks great. Its a solid shed given that its made of plastic. Took me 2, 10 hour days to ge it built. It says to get someone to help you but it can be done by yourself. I did it by myself and wasn't in any hurry. It has so many parts and screws. Took my time, read the instructions well and also followed a video on youtube when instructions weren't very clear. If using a power screwdriver make sure to set it to the lowest torque, if you can. You are screwing into plastic. I had a couple screws early in the built that spun out because i had the screwdriver set on a higher torque setting. The shed is beautiful. Just what i expected.

Love the size of the shed and it looks great in my yard. There were some points where the instructions were lacking in needed details and we bought a few screws we thought were missing but they turned up tucked into skylights and roof top pieces. Am looking forward to years of use from this.

I bought this shed two weeks ago and absolutely love the size! So glad I upsized to this one from the 8x10 you had on sale in store. I got this during your online only sale and could not be happier! My John Deere lawn tractor and yard tools ALL fit nicely!

Excellent Shed. Looks Great, plenty of space and the 2 doors are awesome. It does take patients putting together, and prepping for the install is a must. Also make sure under a perfect weather day. It was fully installed in 8 hours with 3-4 hours of prep work and studying the manual. also the bilt app was very very helpful. FTY, Im a highly skilled DYIer, may be intimidating for the novice.

The shed is great and the price was reasonable. The only beef I had was that the shed weights 750 lbs, and the delivery guys would not take it to my backyard would only drop it off on the driveway.

As other commenters have reported, the assembly is quite tedious and time consuming. It took me 2 full, difficult days to assemble it by myself and I'm pretty handy. The instructions were good though. I'm happy with the shed, but keep in mind that it's not going to be as rigid as a 2x4 shed. If you push on the walls, they flex. It's still good enough for my needs, and I like the fact that I don't have to paint or deal with shingles over the coming years. The floor feels like thin plastic. It's strong enough to support heavy items, but just feels a little cheap. I'm still happy with my purchase though.

Essentially this product meets my expectations for additional space at an affordable price. It is also fairly attractive. The devil lies in the details involved in actually constructing it. For example, it is telling that outside help is available (understandably for a cost) to assemble the shed. Excluding pouring a concrete base, no one that I could find is available to help construct the foundation which supports the structure-a critical step. The instructions are accurate but not necessarily easy to follow. One needs to be quite handy to successfully follow the process. I quickly discovered the difference in working with plastic v.wood (screwing into the former requires a different touch than the latter). I had the good sense and advantage of having the services of a good friend who is experienced in hands-on projects. I literally would have been over-matched without him, not to mention the assortment of auxiliary tools he brought to facilitate construction. He and I worked together most of the time. My two adult sons were instrumental in the phase of assembling the walls and roof. It took us two about six days-about 5/6 hours each day-to complete. It was longer and more challenging than I thought, but then again I was in unfamiliar territory. Undertaking the project in fairly cold weather (upper 30's-low40's) didn't help. I was missing two non-essential components. A call to the manufacturer quickly rectified that issue. In summary, I am reminded of a quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson: "The best part of a job well done is that it is done."

When you purchase this shed. You are not told that it is a curb side delivery and it weighs about 800 lbs.You get this information when it's time for it to be taken off the truck. Luckily my husband knows the guys at Uhaul who rented him a truck where he had the driver slide it on to the Uhaul and was able to drive it to the back yard. It took about four days to figure it all out and it takes two people to assemble. After all is said and done, we are satisfied with the outcome. The shed is sturdy for what is and looks just like the picture. To expound on the questions below. I would recommend that my friends purchase only if they were told what to expect and could make the decision on the facts.

I hired someone to put it together it took them 18 hours to people. Worst directions we have ever seen a person that hired to do it builds sheds put stuff together every day. He said he would never ever put one like this together again. I would not recommend this to anyone. It will cost you so much money to have it put together

This was a million piece erector set. There was zero prefab n the directions were hard to follow. The pieces were not consistently numbered so you spent hours figuring out the parts. This was 3 huge boxes with the same pieces split between all three boxes. Therefore you had to empty all boxes multiple times to find what you need. I wanted to chuck this in the truck and dump it back at Sams cause of the frustration levels. There were missed instructions that were not discovered until you were multiple steps on. Therefore have to demo n do over. Ugh!!!!!!! This happened several times because there were no mention of this problem in the assembly part. This is a house of cards that I am hoping stands up to a very stiff wind. Dans should have paid me to put this mess together ! I would have given it no stars but that wasn’t an option.