Lifetime UV Protected Low Maintenance High Density Polyethylene, 6.3ft x 5.7ft x 3.6ft Gray

I bought a utility shed and it was missing two hinge caps. I called the customer service dept and the rep knew exactly what I needed. She took care of everything, puts in the order for those hinge caps to be sent to me at free of charge. then sent me a confirmation email. top notch customer service. what an awesome rep!

I purchased the utility shed model 60385. Very nice shed but I was missing a bag of hardware. Lifetime was apologetic and very quick to send me the missing parts bag. Customer service was great.

Customer service Rep. Ian was awesome of answering my questions get getting what I needed done was very nice and professional

Very happy with my purchase of this Lifetime shed. It is very sturdy and very functional.

Amazing shed…sturdy and looks great. Customer service is polite and always helpful too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great customer service.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I boughtcthis several months ago but procrastinated putting it together, due to it being time consuming. Overall satisfied. Pretty sturdy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sara: the CSR was very polite and knowledgeable to listen to a customer.

You absolutly need to watch the video or you will never get this assembled. The assembly won't go as smooth as the video. The supplied screws, particually the ADZ, are about worthless. Keep falling out when assembled on a hot Florida day.

We replaced a 27 year old, rusty, steel shed with Model 60385; we loved the idea that the shed will not rust and is made out of durable plastic. We watched the assembly video prior to begining to assemble the shed-a big mistake, since it tends to create the impression to the buyer that assembly will be simple-that is incorrect. The very first step (1.1 in the assembly instructions) I experienced a quality control issue: I attempted to insert the hinge tube (gvc) on the left door-could not insert the tube all the way in-even with the rubber mallet. Inspected the opening and there was three-four sections of plastic blocking the tube. I attempted to insert the second (GVC) tube in the right door-same issue. I contacted Customer Service and discussed this issue with an assembly rep. and the rep recommended replacing both doors under warantee. They placed the order-will arrive three days later (tomorrow). I figured that I could continue to assemble the remainder of the shed and stop prior to Step 3 (Step 3-3 thru 3-5)-hanging the doors. I observed numerous quality control issues in Section 2: In step 2.1- I had to contact Assembly Customer Service a second time: The two floor panels would not attach together- the tip from the second Customer Service rep (wet the area with soapy water and then attempt to join both pieces by raising both at a 45 degree angle) and it worked, somewhat. The flooring is together but has gaps. The assembly of the wall panels into the flooring (2.1-2.20 in assembly guide) was quite difficult and quality control issues arose again: Ste 2.13- inserting the (GCU) tubes in the right front corner panel, I experienced the same issue with plastic blocking the guide hole in the panel-a brisk hit with the rubber mallet popped it through. Finally, every screw hole within the wall panels were filled with plastic- I had to use a small punch (not in assembly directions) to make a small hole inside the "holes in the die cast plastic" to insert a screw! All this occuring over the first two days of assembly (and not finished yet) was a big surprize, after viewing the assembly video which was only 24 min in length. Quality control is a big issue. The assembly instructions could be updated and provide more information/tips on how to assemble the shed.