The holes for door handles did not line up and required drilling new holes. The holes on the frame for the door hinges did not line up and required drilling new holes.

There are a few pieces that are more challenging to correctly figure out based on the diagram (for beginners)...how to overlap the pieces so that the holes are in align with other parts to fit...BUT it does work out and come together if you just take the extra time, and think things through before proceeding. Pretty typical for most sheds. This shed is better quality too, and I am happy with the quick service, reply and end result. Also well packed and no damage while shipping.

Have a supply of drill bits to predrill. I am a retired Carpenter, so I know how to build things. I squared everything , leveled the deck, and yet many holes did not line up, and the building was off. Some of the panels did not have Square cuts which caused problems. Overall I like the building even though I had to make many adjustments to make it work. (that's what a Carpenter can do)

This is the second Arrow shed I have assembled. The first was replacing a very old shed destroyed by Hurricane Irma (2017). That shed was damaged by Ian in 2022. I think that roof parts 8578 and 8579 were a little off in this kit, because getting 7571 and 7743 to fit and have the pre-drilled holes line up was impossible. I got the shed together, but had to drill a lot of my own starter holes for sheet metal screws. Also, there are a lot of small nicks in the paint that were present when I opened the box, and one of the 5306 wall pieces has black streaks on it which are not the part-marking printing, and won't wash off. Many of the holes for sheet metal screws in the wall pieces did not line up for the screws. Overall, the building is fine, and works, but I think your quality control has slipped in the last few years.