BIRCHTREE Metal Garden Shed Pent Roof 3X5FT Small Outdoor Storage Cabinet Hinge Door No Foundation Base Grey

Ok 5ft x 3ft no its 4,6ft x 2,6ft the roof is 5ft x 3ft but apart from that a cracking a little storage unit. It was well made for the price easy to assemble with a bit of patience and it came with more screws, nuts, and bolts than you can count the door works perfect. Don't forget NO floor. I put my own lock on it and the build quality is good for the price. The best for me its the size of a pallet.

Only just finished putting it up (and as you can see I haven’t finished pulling off the protective coating yet!) Assembly was nowhere near as difficult as some here claim. As long as you lay out the pieces and study the instructions properly before carrying out each stage you will be fine. Took me and a 7-year old a day and a bit, working in chunks. Plenty of spare screws etc., which is a bonus - and rare these days. Annoyances: the washers all coming conjoined. In retrospect I should have just purchased a pack. Also the peeling of the protective coating is insane. Very thin plastic that comes off in tiny slivers. I’m only going to bother with the forward-facing side (for now at least). No idea how it’ll hold up over time, but considering the very low price and the relative ease of construction (compared to what I read on here) I’m a happy customer so far.

This is my second of these so knew what to expect. It is exactly as described, they are not solid robust buildings but don't claim to be. They are perfect for what is needed in a garden for storage and look good. I feel they are priced very well for what it provides and looks good. The instructions are much clearer than one I had a few years back, takes about 4-5 hours for one person to build and common sense prevails if familiar with flat pack builds and needing to pay attention to detail before fixing.

End product was OK, nightmare to errect, took 1.5 days, you can only use the screw hoe's provided but we found when we got to t roof section the top section was not sure so the the holes for the roof panels dod nor line up. We stretched out one of the diagonals to make fit.

This is hardly useable as a shed, the holes for screws were in the wrong place, eventually we managed to borrow a drill and make the holes in correct places. Once it was put together, the wind blew it over and the metal is so flimsy the doors buckled badly and the shed is now unuseable. Disgiusting !

Needs 2/3 of you to put up. Make sure the ground is level where it's going to sit, otherwise doors might not shut properly. As others have said some of the holes do not match up. Best to build with access to all sides then lift into place. extra nuts and bolts supplied, Plenty of room inside, for lawnmower etc. You will need to purchase floor separately, prefably in 2 parts else you will have trouble getting it in. Seems quite sturdy, Only time will tell on that score. Might be quite noisy if it's raining hard as metal will have to wait and see.

Beautiful shed just a nightmare removing all the protective film from panels

It's so nice it's just what I needed