Lifetime 7 Ft. x 9.5 Ft. High-Density Polyethylene (Plastic) Outdoor Storage Shed with Steel-Reinforced Construction

So many parts missing for this shed . Waited 3 weeks for the parts to come and then when putting the roof on the metal supports were the wrong length. Don’t buy this shed. Not worth the hassle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought in September 2025 but had to get concrete shed base installed so only put it up at the start of December Would NOT advise trying to assemble solo. Assembly instructions pretty detailed but some parts are ambiguous - 'curved edges curve towards the outside of the shed' for instance for left door jamb. Not bad, but better diagrams needed here. Found most parts fitted well enough, but roof and skylight are tricky. Attaching roof panels to sidewalls saw some screws miss the target and appear below the roof panel. Solved by removing and angling upwards around 30-45 degrees instead of going in horizontally. Skylight also awkward to secure as it bows upwards in parts. My helper was unavailable so a 25-kilo sandbag had to be dragged onto the roof to hold it down while I secured below. Not a convincing fix screwing into flexible plastic, but it did pull into the fitting channels. We shall see if it survives expanding in the heat of the sun. Locking mechanism would be defeated by a crowbar, and a moderately determined thief could cut through a window panel with ease, so wouldn't leave anything too valuable in there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought in September 2025 but had to get concrete shed base installed so only put it up at the start of December Would NOT advise trying to assemble solo. Assembly instructions pretty detailed but some parts are ambiguous - 'curved edges curve towards the outside of the shed' for instance for left door jamb. Not bad, but better diagrams needed here. Found most parts fitted well enough, but roof and skylight are tricky. Attaching roof panels to sidewalls saw some screws miss the target and appear below the roof panel. Solved by removing and angling upwards around 30-45 degrees instead of going in horizontally. Skylight also awkward to secure as it bows upwards in parts. My helper was unavailable so a 25-kilo sandbag had to be dragged onto the roof to hold it down while I secured below. Not a convincing fix screwing into flexible plastic, but it did pull into the fitting channels. We shall see if it survives expanding in the heat of the sun. Locking mechanism would be defeated by a crowbar, and a moderately determined thief could cut through a window panel with ease, so wouldn't leave anything too valuable in there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A bit of a bear to put together, but turned out great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A bit of a bear to put together, but turned out great.