Purchased this unit to store my firewood as part of my fire mitigation plan here in the mountains of Colorado. the shed arrived as scheduled. Due to windy weather delayed the assembly. This allowed me to lay 12x12 pavers as a foundational base. This proved t be a blessing in disguise, more later. I agree with others, peeling the protective wrap off is a pain but, my wife and prevailed. Took two days for complete assembly. Directions were easy to follow. After completing assembly Colorado winds picked up again, demonstrating the 10 foot section bowed a bit. Here's where the pavers paid off. I anchored the shed with masonry screws to each paver. It provided additional strength and sturdiness. Like the color as it closely matches our house. It also gets hot in there acting like a dry kiln. Fortunately there is enough ventilation allowing for good drying. Should also provide a great way of keeping off the snow in winter. Looking forward to this aspect.

It's ok, I did receive damaged items in boxes

Door is too narrow. Wouldn’t for a lawnmower so my husband had to alter it to make it work.

I built this all by myself. Just one woman and a screw gun. It took 3 days (it was super hot). The pieces can pretty beat up and scratched. It was as sturdy as i had hoped - i would suggest s flooring. I used gravel. This building did hold up against 80mph winds, but it is strategically placed next to the house and fence to block head on wind. I was disappointed it was so beat up, but I wasn't going to try to lift it and take it back.