Sojag Denali 5 x 8 x 7 ft Anthracite Shed

I have mixed feelings about this purchase. The good: - Its a nice looking shed - It has a lot of interior space - It worked nicely with an arrow subfloor - The doors open wide - The doors have shelf "holding" struts so you don't have to worry about the doors swinging back on your person - It will last years The bad: - Packaging is poor and thus several parts were scratched upon delivery - The instructions are absolutely terrible and I assembled this with a really "handy" friend - You absolutely should have two handy guys/gals to put this together - read the entire instruction manual first, carefully, and even then you're going to make a mistake that'll you'll regret later - It arrived minus a few parts - The numbers on the parts are vital, but very difficult to read and some parts are not numbered - Its definitely not waterproof - The locking mechanism is really temperamental; I'll never lock it again - The existing door bolt isn't enough to bring the doors flush to one another and the shed - Roof is not as strong as it should be Now several of the "faults" can be remedied. I called the company and Walmart to get the parts, it turned out to be quite time consuming, but 2 weeks later I received the parts, from Walmart, and Im still waiting on Sojag. I will call Sojag again about the scratches and see if they can send some matching paint. I will place weather stripping and caulk every obvious and not so obvious "imperfections". I will install two sliding bolts, one low, one high. I will install additional struts in the roof. So should you buy this shed? If you know a better one, no. But if youre up for a challenge and willing to go the extra miles to bring it up to spec, youll probably be happy with it. Besides the additional work to bring this Shed up to spec, there is a cost. Caulking $60 ; Roof struts - $60; Steel subfloor - $125; ¾ ply floor - $75; weather stripping $10; sliding bolts - $22