Outsunny 7 x 4ft Metal Garden Shed, Outdoor Storage Tool House with Ventilation Slots, Foundation Kit and Lockable Double Doors, Grey

It defonatly needs at least 3 people to erect. But we'll worth the effort. Instructions reasonable to follow . Fi ished shed needs anchoring down . For it's price it would take some beating.

I'm really happy with my Outsunny shed! It's spacious and perfect for storing all my gardening tools. Made of durable galvanized steel, it’s sturdy and weather-resistant. The sliding doors lock securely, and the sloped roof prevents water buildup. Easy to assemble with gloves. Highly recommend! Unsatisfactory point is that 2panels damaged at ends.So 4 stars get

The shed lookds great . The only issue is the instructions is hard to read so you need someone who understands maps . Their needs to be an easier way item by item instructions in slow motion to give the public a chance about the best way to instal the shed

Took a long time to assemble but now erected and in use. Instructions were ok. Not all the holes lined up but problem was overcome.

A great size shed but it took three people two days to erect mostly because the instructions are not great. Quite light so I have now bolted it down as it moved in high winds. Now it is bolted down it feels pretty sturdy.

Perfect for our small mini fridge.

I had been looking for a shed for the garden for a while, came across this one on Aosom and seemed a great price. I ordered the shed and within 2 days it arrived. You do need at least 2 people to assemble but was easy enough to do with the instructions sent. Overall so happy with my purchase the shed is exactly what I expected.

very nice , price and quality

Needed a lot of methodical building….one huge jigsaw. However once fully erected, does the job. It arrived in two seperate deliveries, so did cause a bit of concern

Lots of instructions, not always clear. Two people are required to assemble this shelter. Don't forget to wear gloves because some parts are very sharp. Metal bends easily which leaves permanent marks. Maybe it's better to pay a little more and have a model other than this too sensitive metal

Put up hooks and two small shelves for extra storage.

metal shed 3ft by 7 ft

The shed arrived in 2 heavy cardboard boxes. All the parts were there, so I started to construct it using the clear instruction booklet. The first thing that struck me was that all the panels seemed very flimsy - particularly the doors, which were not corrugated like the side panels. However, once all the bracing members were in place, the shed became much stiffer and when the shed was screwed down to the base - in my case patio slabs - it became absolutely rigid. The shed appears to be much taller than it actually is. If you watch the You-tube video where it is being constructed at high speed by a couple of small Chinese guys, it looks as though the door height is about 6ft - it is actually only about 5ft 6". In fact, the maximum inside height is around 6ft in the centre. Now, the good points and bad points. First the bad points: it will take one person about 8 hours to put it together, because of the large number of bracing pieces and trims, and the huge number of small self-tapping screws and tiny nuts and bolts. All the screws, which fix the various panels to the bracing pieces, have plastic washers. The plastic washers all come joined together in several sheets and it took about 15 minutes to separate them with a pair of scissors. The doors and the triangular frames above the door and at the back are covered in a clear, sticky plastic, which has to be removed before fitting in the shed. This took about half an hour in total to remove this plastic, because it tears as you try to peel it off. All the trims (lighter bits shown in the picture) are made of white plastic, which seems inappropriate on a garden shed. No floor is provided with the kit, but galvanised flooring members are provided to support a floor - chipboard floor boards etc - if you wish to use them. I didn't use them because they would have raised the floor height about 2" and the shed is already height limited. Finally, the plastic door handles have holes to allow the fitting of a padlock, but it would be easy to saw through the plastic. I fitted a separate hasp instead. Good points: the construction booklet is clear and easy to use. The shed is very rigid when fully constructed and fixed down. Plastic trims and covers are provided to hide all the sharp edges and screw ends. Overall, I thought the shed was good value for money, looks good, won't rot or twist like a wooden shed, but you have to be prepared spend about 8 hours on a non-windy day to put it together.

Make sure there's at least two of you to erect the shed, a lot of parts to assemble but once it's in place, the shed does the job. You get what you pay for I guess?!

Shed was great some notes on installation needs work, specifically the roof sheets and order of install.