6 Ft. W x 8 FT. D Steel Storage Shed

Well designed. Good fit and finish. Powder coat metal, skeletal inside frame. Fabric cover well made. Sale photos indicated a 6 leg shelter. It came as a 4 leg shelter even though the 6x8 dimensions were the same as advertised. Two people can put it together with frustrations. Three people would be best. After market sandbags a must to keep shelter from blowing away. I used (3) Tractor Supply Co rubber, stall mats as a floor and porch. Two mowers fit inside. A 54” zero turn a small push mower.

great size exactly what I was looking for.

Perfect for our needs. We have construction going on and needed a spot to store 2 bikes and such beach and outdoor stuff. It took two adults about 45 minutes from start to finish. I think it would be hard to do with just one person without frustration. We put the frame together and taped the top part frameand then put the downward poles and feet on and taped after it was erected with the feet, because you have to line up some holes for the feet. Taping the pieces together after you connect them really helps, or the pieces can slip. It is not in the instructions, but you need to rotate the feet and the pole that slips into them so the feet are flushed to the ground. The feet are designed at an angle to fit only one way so they are flat on the ground. We are very happy with this purchase, it seems steady enough to withstand weather. I’m not sure it would be a very long-term solution, but I think you could get a few years use out of this, and the price is great.

Not a long lasting purchase. Did its job for a short amount of time and the cover ripped and it deteriorated quickly after that.

Withstood bad winds

Rough to put together. At first I stuck the poles together like it said but everything fell apart immediately (see picture). That is when I was putting the legs on, the roof piece completely all fell back apart and it was a huge ruckus. I highly recommend taping the pieces together, it made everything a lot less frustrating. In the pictures on the product page it shows that they “snap” together - but no, they do not. At all. I added a floor like some other reviewers (thanks for the idea!) and stuck the stakes through the wooden floor into the ground. One of the stakes broke as I was pounding it in, not very reassuring as to the stability of the shed. But, it’s up and it hides all the junk I bring home. My neighbors are probably very relieved not to have to see it anymore.

Great product so far. Lets see what winter brings...

TBH, we havent assembled this shed yet, but have gone through the box and it looks to be perfect! We have a leak in our barn that we just cant afford to fix, but this is intended to keep our lawnmowers etc dry until then...

Still need to put it together. Hope it is all there, because the box was almost fully open on one end when it arrived and the poles were sliding out.

I’m waiting to see how waterproof this is. It didn’t have a way to secure the poles to each other. It only had one stake per corner, so wind is a concern. I wish it came with a floor.