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I was able to assembly the shed by myself. I kept the vertical beams from falling over by using tape (string would have worked, too) to nearby anchor points, such as a shelf unit or a stepladder. The instructions have no words, but the line drawings are good.
Step 1 line drawing shows holes for 4 screws but the product had only 2.
Step 2. the holes don't line up exactly. I used a bolt in the largest hole as a temporary alignment aid.
Step 3. Perhaps it should be said that the doors go on the end with part #1. If you are assembling the shed in a small area, it it important to face the door in the right direction. I assembled it in a space that was about 6 feet wide. I had to push the shed back and forth to work on one side, then the other.
Step 4. When putting side panels on, the bottom screw goes into the bottom frame. It's the most difficult one. To hold the panel while I worked on it, I put a temporary screw in one upper corner, then did the screws on the other end, starting at the bottom.
Step 5. Part number 5. The bottom end is the one with a notch.
After doing step 8, you could also do step 13 and step 18; that would hold the door frame better.
Step 11. I put 9L on the right, 9R on the left. I think it depends on which way you want the roof to slope.
Steps 14 and 15. These are the pieces with the sharpest edges. Reverse the directions on step 15 if you want the roof to slope the other way. I had to drill 2 holes for this step. For a product with hundreds of holes, most of the alignments were good. But I had to drill a hole in part 7 (frame above doors) at each end. The directions do not show any screws into the bottom of parts 12R and 12L, but you need 10 or so to connect these panels to the top of the shed. Holes are provided, but the instructions omitted that step.
Step 16, the roof panels. Do the center hole first, because you can't exert much pressure on it. You will need to push the panels a bit. If they flatten, then the holes spread apart. Do the top side next, because if you are on a short ladder (like I was) it's more difficult. If the shed isn't exactly square, then the holes won't line up well.
I did it in about 2 half-days. There were lots of F1 screws and plastic washers left over.. Michael. La Verne, CA. Wed Jan 28 2026
