Veikous 10 x 10ft. Metal Outdoor Storage Shed with Lockable Door and Vents

Pain in the but to put together. There’s like 500 + screws in which you’ve got to fit washers on every single one. *Tip - do this beforehand and not in the field (they will stay on). I found I had to bore out some of the pre-drilled holes or push hard and risk bending the metal. Then the metal comes shrink wrapped and taking the plastic off is super challenging. Front door is pretty flimsy - a good yank will easily open it even when locked as the metal will just bend.

Received shed with 2 boxes taped up, side tin and doors bent, frame was smashed together and had to straighten as we put it together. Went together should have sent back when received it as we did !

Unless you have a week of free time and no winds above 5mph, don’t buy this. I’ve finally got mine up because after you start, you’re not gonna stop and tear down and return but man o’man is this one frustrating item to assemble. The plastic protective sheeting on the panels is like a stage five virgin clinger. Takes two days just to remove that stuff all the while if you’re not wearing gloves, prepare yourself for a million sheet metal cuts. Half my panels were bent and damaged in shipping but again, once you start, you’re not gonna stop this tediously, infuriating process. Instructions are difficult to say the least and for me personally, some of the items did not line up properly. Took me two weeks to complete. It’s cheap but I should have just paid $1200 for a pre-made wooden shed that would have been delivered and setup for free! Trust me….

Considering the pieces come so tightly packaged there isn’t any room in the box for them to move. The plastic wrap on the metal is completely unnecessary. It turns a 1 day project into a minimum 2 8hr day project. The plastics adhesive is stronger than the plastic itself so when you try to take it off. It’ll just rip in very inconsistent ways. Also the diagrams can get very confusing because it’ll have you put screws and bolts into certain spots; just for you to have to undo the screw while you hands are full trying to put a piece on that apparently uses the same bolt.