I really don't have the words here. The instructions are simple pictures in an honest effort to make it easy for anyone to assemble. The markings on the parts are smeared and you need to sort through them. In the time it took me to get this thing assembled I could have been done with a better plastic shed. At one point I had to slice the cover to get to the drawstring at one end because it got pulled back inside the cover. This was seriously a challenge to my patience. So far, it DOES keep stuff dry. You will be much happier spending about 2x more for a plastic shed. I have 2 metal, 2 plastic, and this one. Of the 3 types, this would be last.

The instructions are very hard to follow - non-intuitive and not in a logical sequence. The strap on one side of the back panel was not accessible, which means I'm unable to tighten the back panel fully.

Just replaced my 1st Faulty Shed with malformed poles to a new box. I returned the 1st one. I went from 1 star to 5 star. Everything was just as I hoped for. Easy assembly. Great SHED.

I have had, in the past, 3 great Shelter Logic enclosures. All three I used for my horses. They were large but relatively easy to assemble. They lasted for many years. So, I now need a small shelter for my yard equipment. Of course, I decided on one from Shelter Logic. I had to get someone to help me carry that one down my hill with me.I am getting older. Boy was I disappointed when I started to assemble it. When I was inserting 2 different junctions, each had paint and metal debris blocking the holes to join the poles. Soo..I got out my metal file and filed away the blockage. The poles fit inside of each other then. Finally, after that problem was solved I found a junction with a damaged, now oblong hole to fit a perfectly round pole.( see picture) At that point I gave up, hauled the box back up the steep hill and brought the Shed back to Tractor Supply. They didn't have any more, so I am paying to get one delivered. Hoping it is in better shape next time.