Gizoon 6'x4' Outdoor Storage Shed Metal Garden Shed with Sliding Lockable Doors, Versatile Tool Bike Shed with Transparent Panel Windows, Outdoor Storage Clearance for Backyard, Patio, Dark Gray

This shed offers great value for the price. Can be difficult to set up by yourself, highly recommend help. I have it set up outdoors on a paved surface, and while it has a decent weight, I highly recommend using the included anchors in windy conditions. The door feels a bit flimsy, but that's understandable given the lower cost. It’s perfect for my needs, providing good shelter for tools and gear. One thing to note—the holes for the lock on the door are spaced a bit far apart, so be sure to get a longer lock. Overall, it’s a solid option for basic outdoor storage.

I'm quite pleased with this shed!-It does take forever to put together.-The plastic film isn't too bad- it isn't on every piece.-The instructions have information missing but it is still doable.-There are a handful of holes missing, so be prepared to drill your own holes where needed.-Just about everything does align, it just takes 2-3 people to push panels and pieces together. Keep screws loose until the entire panel or piece is on and then tighten it all down.The sheet metal is thin, but it's a $200 shed. I think it's one of the nicer ones for the price points.I would absolutely purchase this again and recommend it. Just be aware that it's a finicky shed-in-a-box. Just be cognizant of what it is and keep your expectations realistic.

I would not recommend buying this unless you’re an extremely calm person and would like to have a very frustrating afternoon. Took about four hours to put together primarily because I had to undo it several times because the directions were so poor. We were unable to decipher if one of the piece of metal should go on the left side or the right side and there are no real marks as to where they go other than a number on the piece of metal. This resulting in undoing the whole build several times.

Overall i like the shed. It's sturdy. All our holes lined up. It took 2 people & about 5 hours to build. The instructions are pictures & not always clear with what to do. The door does not actual latch close. It will not stay closed without the provided pad lock. Even with that it still has a crack you can see in the shed. You'll need silicone to seal around the inside top & bottom cause you can see light coming thru which means rain also. Plus foam at the top to seal of the gaps left open from the overlapping panels.

Once you have the thing built and set up, it's honestly crazy how nice this thing is for $200. You can't buy 3 sheets of plywood for $200 these days, much less get an entire (nice looking) storage shed with full doors and whatnot shipped to your door. The metal is fairly thin, but that's to be expected for a cheap shed in a box. I threw a shelving unit and a solar powered light in it and it's been excellent for pool and lawn equipment storage.I'll start with the cons:1. It is a pain to put together. I'm pretty handy and it took me probably 8 hours or so with minimal help from the wife to hold a panel here and there. The instructions could be a little better, but if you use some brain power, you can figure it out pretty easily and everything lines up correctly.2. Taking the plastic off the pieces is a pain in the butt.Pros:1. It looks REALLY nice. Way nicer than it has any right to look at the price point.2. The doors slide great and close up nicely.3. It still has some airflow through the roof vents so it doesn't get super hot.4. It has been through multiple rough storms now and not a drop of water has been found inside.5. It's pretty sturdy and doesn't seem to have any problems with heavy wind or anything like that.

It's easy to put together and easy to keep clean, very sturdy.

Size is way off! It is NOT 4 feet wide! It is 3’6” at most. 4’ would have made a huge difference to our need. Length is correct, 6’.This shed is cute. The colours are right on! The brown is nice brown, paired with black trim. The windows on the top front are clear.Assembly with gazillion screws took two full days. The holes line up perfectly. It feels sturdy enough… until you install the doors, that are well… as expected, I guess. The lock is a joke.We were able to convert the length of the roof and the trim pieces to fit our need.This is a great outhouse! Shed for some, but temporary outhouse for us.Let’s see how long it lasts… will use clear silicone on the big open gaps everywhere on the bottom and top.

The product is extremely flimsy, came with multiple panels damaged that I had to hand bend out. The window on the top doesn’t have the holes aligned correctly, so I had to drill new holes for them.