Im not even going to give this item 1 star!! It was so poorly manufactured. I have demanded a refund on the one we erected and the one that's still in its box is awaiting collection.

Good quality, instructions are quite frustrating but overall worth it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a well engineered shed for garbage can storage, with nice features, but it does miss on a few marks. All sheet metal sheds are notorious for having holes in the wrong spot which has to do with the manufacturing process. You will have to drill some holes to get the shed together. You need to wear gloves, as the panels are sharp. It took me about 8 hours to build the shed, by myself (but you really should have a helper). I still need to go back and make some adjustments. I will explain more, below Pros: stainless steel hinges, weep holes on the lid for water drainage, gas springs that hold the lid up, it was packed securely, and has generally good instructions. This shed will last decades, if you paint it periodically. It is strong and rigid. Cons: you need to drill some holes (I had to drill 7, as the provided holes were off---you can see one example in the top right corner photo... that hole is impossible to line up). The lid latch is too weak: it only takes a little effort to pop open the lid, due to the gas springs (so this design is not racoon proof). The raised bar in the front, meant to aid water drainage, leaves large gaps, big enough for rodents to get in. Overall, I had fun building the shed. I have a couple more hours to go back and make the adjustments I need to add a gate latch to the lid and eliminate the gaps so rodents won't make a home in there. I made a base out of plywood and pressure treated 2x6's. There were holes in the corner brackets to anchor it. When I am done it will be an attractive, secure shed. I think it will also work well for someone looking to store firewood. My Tips: use a ratcheting screwdriver with a magnetic tip: power drills and power screwdrivers will be too strong, and you will strip the holes out. You only want to screw them down to hand tight...you can strip them by hand, as well, but you can feel when it just gets snug, and that's when you want to stop. I also recommend to keep the screws loose as long as possible, as you may need to push things around as you add parts later on. Read ahead on the instructions. And most of all, get a buddy over and have fun putting it together.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This storage shed is made really well and is perfect size for whatever your needs. It was easy to put together with simple easy to understand instructions. It's big enough for my small trash can and my set of winter wheels n tires and my pressure washer. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This mini storage shed is super sturdy and very useful for organizing outdoor spaces. However, if you are planning to use it for trash cans, keep in mind the sizing, I tried fitting my standard California trash bins inside, and only the black bin (regular trash) fit. The blue recycling bin was too tall to fit inside. Overall, it’s a great storage unit, but double check your bin measurements before buying!. Assembly takes about 3 days. It’s easy to assemble, but definitely requires 2 people.