I have had this for a month. It wasn't hard to set up but unfortunately the directions make you go back steps. My chickens love their new shelter. Waiting to see how it holds up in snow!

We bought this to use as a run-in shed for horses. We did modify the shelter by covering the frame with particle board and putting the tarp over that. We live at 8,000 feet and it’s windy up here, but haven’t had the shed blow away. However, the wind has damaged the tarp wherever it rubs on anything and the horses chewed on it so much that we had to put an electric fence around the shelter to keep their teeth off the tarp. Although eight feet sounds high enough for the roof, it’s actually much less due to the Quonset hut shape of the building. It is only that high in the middle because the sides slope down. We desperately needed a shelter for the horses and this is better than nothing. It was not especially difficult to put up and would have gone even faster, but for screwing the wood to the frame. I have been using a very strong duct tape for repairing the tarp, and that works well. We only put the North facing door on and it has taken a beating. The doors and their zippers are quite weak. I have to use concrete blocks to hold the door in the down position, otherwise it flaps about like crazy. My horses have gotten used to the flapping and the noise the shed makes, but it freaked them out for the first couple of weeks.