Palram - Canopia Skylight 6' x 4' Storage Shed Tan DIY Backyard Shed, Polycarbonate Panels, Aluminum Frame Outdoor Storage for Lawn Mower, Bike, Garden Tools

This is a great little shed!! I did add a thin strand of expanding sealer at the joints, after assembling, to keep it water tight. This shed just stood up to a once in a generation, California blizzard. We had sustained winds with gusts to 60 mph & 4.5 feet of snow. It did just fine. I highly recommend it.

The video online is promising but reality is this shed is a total piece of junk. Materials are and cheap and flimsy, and a lot don't go together without forcing them. Within weeks the doors no longer aligned, the securing latch for the left door broke, and part of the roof bracing fell off! The design is horrible and it takes at least 2 people to assemble it. Prepare to be frustrated. This shed is a rip off for the money. Avoid!

Was a little concerned with how flimsy it appeared to be upon unboxing. Once constructed it was surprisingly sturdy. It was a good idea to set it up on a few pallets and plywood sheets as the flooring is very thin. Simple enough for one person to assemble solo. We're due for rain this week so we'll see how it holds up!

Well it is possible to put the shed up with one person, although in some parts 2 would have been helpful. (Actually, my husband helped me for about 10 minutes the first night by holding the back walls up for me.) I managed to put it together in 4 different intervals, of one hour to maybe 2 to 3 hours. It does seems a little flimsy because of the 1 sided walls, which made noise when opened or touched. But I put some adhesive chalking along the sides and it helped the noise quite a bit. I built a wooden platform to set it on because it didn't seem like it would keep rain out being right on the ground and plus the cement on our driveway isn't real level. So the platform helped and sure it will help with the rain. Also, We have a tarp over the driveway, so I didn't have a lot of height room to work with, just to let you know, it is possible to slide the sides into the rails without a ladder (or 2 people) 😊 by gently letting it bend while inserting them into the metal pieces. Get it started, holding it up so it doesn't bend to much and slowly pushing the back upwards as it slides down. (Kind of how a roll top desk works.) Another thing, the hardware that comes in the package with the hasp, do not use the screws on the non moving side, because the heads are to big for it. For some reason I had a lot of extra screws (I used all I was suppose to use) so there should be some extras you can use instead. About the extra screws yes, I had a few different types, but also was shorted on a few of the longer ones and had to find similar ones, which wasn't very hard to do, just inconvenient. Also, I think the shed was a little overpriced, but everything is now days. But overall I like how it looks and should do fine.

If you are NOT placing this on a flat surface like concrete or wood, DONT BUY IT. The walls and door are very weak, you could cut them w/ a butter knive. The structure of the house is ok, the aluminum frame. Cut the edges of the roof to help you slide them better into place. Check the wall panels, the two big-ones are for the rear. The floor in my case is over concrete, so is not that bad. The door lock, but is not even on the top. I won't put nothing of value on this shed, not to place it outside your fence or property. I use it for the extra crap from the garage. UPDATE== on Sep,11 2017 Miami was hit w/ the outer bands of Hurricane Irma. I lost two panels from the side and one in the rear. I won't be buying the same one.

i doubt this would last a season, its description is WAY off. It arrived in a box that was nearly destroyed so it was sent back, but while waiting for it to be picked up for return we looked inside the open box. the material is as thin as a cereal box and has NO strength to it, you can literally curl the doors without any effort. I would be afraid to put anything inside for total lack of security, i will stick with blow-mold plastic for a cheap shed instead, do not buy this, Amazon should NOT allow this junk on its site!

This shed is extremely cheap and flimsy. If you gently press on a wall, the whole shed sways several inches. It seems like it would easily be damaged by strong wind. There are many gaps that let water in. The floor is multiple pieces that do not fit together very well, creating an uneven surface. Assembly was a long and tedious 2-person job. I wish I had spent more for better quality materials.

I started building the shed by myself and it was definitely a challenge, especially putting the wall panels together. I stood on a 6' ladder while trying to keep the panel from flopping all over the place so I could slide it down into the aluminum frame. Yes the material is flimsy & at least 2 people need to put it together. Once it was built, opening & closing the doors were noisy & floppy so i pushed Styrofoam inside the door frame making them less floppy & noisy. The frame, nuts & bolts make the shed sturdier than you think but i definitely recommend anchoring it. My shed has been up for about a month, haven't found any water leaks yet, and I'm very happy with it.

This has to be the biggest waste of mo ey and energy. The person who designed this atrocity should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. Would not recommend, would never buy again, avoid at all costs. This is absolutely garbage. Thanks, have a great day.

Very flimsy plastic. You can’t lean anything against it otherwise inside or out . you go through it.

This shed is awful. So flimsy and so difficult to assemble