Aoxun7.5'x5.5' Shed Outdoor Storage Shed with Triple Lockable Door Metal Storage Cabinet with Slopping Roof for Tools Bicycles Storage for Garden, Patio, Courtyard

I took me over a month to decide on a shed ... Plastic or metal?? And the there's the Price ... $500 or $1500?? I decided on this shed which was offering $100 off, but it wasn't a Prime item so the shipping was $100. Still I got the shed at the price I wanted to spend on a "metal" and the size I desired. 10X8. The metal is decent. There are some gaps upon completion but I think I'll caulk it to fill them in to make certain it will be water proof.Here's some tips:-if you're building your own base as I did, make sure to make it AT LEAST, 98" long and 105" wide! Or else you will be short!-take your time ... there's no quick way to install 600 screws.- USE A MAGNETIC TIP on your drill bit or screw driver. You will have to hold panels in place while screwing them tight. A magnetic driver will save your sanity!!-the metal is a little thicker than a beer can. It's a doable shelter for your tools, DON'T COMPLAIN IF YOU DIDN'T WANT TO SPEND MORE $$$!!-DO NOT BUILD ON A WINDY DAY ... you will become frustrated!!-OVERLAP All panels to make a "Channel" for water to run down. You will see one end of every panel is somewhat flat and the other side is "U" shaped. Put them correctly to make a channel!All in all I recommend this shed and building you own base. I did this ALL BY MYSELF ... It took me 10 hours from start to finish, so PLAN FOR THIS TO TAKE YOU ALL DAY! And be happy when it's done, don't go back on Amazon shopping for another shed, and wonder if you could have gotten a better deal ... Just enjoy what you have built!

Directions are confusing, thing is flimsy as can be basically made out of paper. Not nearly as strong as advertised, screw holes do not line up, dents in the paneling and the worst experience I’ve had with building sheds by far

This is a good shed for the price. Everything is made of aluminum, no plastic parts here. Installation is painful with a thousand screws, takes a few hours, but all sheds of this type are. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow, I was actually impressed. The final result is very sturdy.There are a few issues that caused me to drop one star. The lock for the double doors is useless and provides zero security. It's super easy to just spin it within the door and open the door even if it's locked. It also doesn't fit the door so I had to cut a bit off the inside of the door to fit the lock. If you need any kind of secure closure I recommend to put on something where you can hang your own pad lock. The doors also stick out slightly when closed so doesn't look 100% tidy. Finally, the shed is not waterproof. There's a ton of openings between the roof and the walls, albeit they are all covered by the roof. So there shouldn't be any leakage from the top if it rains, but the moisture/bugs can easily get in. The water can also easily leak in underneath the shed.Overall, not a perfect shed, but a good bang for the buck. I keep my onewheels, ebike and electric scooter and skateboard in there, which should be ok in SoCal weather. Anywhere else, probably good to store only garden supplies year-round.

I researched and researched sheds for days. Wood, plastic, metal, etc. I finally settled on this shed because the wood and plastic models for this size (10x8) were 3-5x the price. For the price, it seemed like the best value. Also, this model has doors that swing open as opposed to the sheds that have doors that slide open.I assembled this shed over a period of about 8 hours by myself. All you need is a drill (with a magnetic tip), screwdriver (so that you can manually tighten some of the screws without stripping them) and a ladder to install the roof. The assembly isn't very difficult at all. It just takes time to screw in all of the panels/bars. Read the instructions carefully. It might be helpful to find a few YouTube videos as well. Most of these metal sheds are about the same anyway.The items arrived in (3) boxes and all were in good condition (nothing was damaged or bent). Once the structure is fully installed, it is extremely sturdy. I also made sure to anchor the shed to the ground as well (it only weighs just under 200lbs, so strong wind could cause damage if it lifts up).

Package came with missing pieces . Is not very sturdy . Over all it's ok . If your a handy man like me you will have to reinforce it and it should last a very mild winter .

The media could not be loaded. Awesome shed. Takes along time to build but that’s kinda the expectation when you spend under $500. Some pieces come a little bent but you can easily bend back. The shed doors are swapable and can be moved around any way you need. Customer service for this product is very good, I was needed an extra piece and they sent to me within a few days. If you don’t mind spending the days to build this. Awesome option. Got the 7.5x 11.5 (largest size)

I don't believe this product deserves it's rating. The rated dimensions are inconsistent between sizes and there's missing parts that make it impossible to build.The 3x5 refers to the roof (measuring the diagonal), not the actual foundation! So the shed base is ridiculously small. I suppose this is in the image diagrams, but this is not conventionally how shed bases are measured and ot is intentionally deceiving marketting. Further, it's about 1-2 inches shorter than in the image diagrams, so it's simply lying anyways. My pack is also missing important foundation pieces which makes it impossible to complete. Several parts are also unlabeled. There's way more parts in here than necessary just to get the shipping footprint down, and it's unnecessarily complicated than it needs to be. Also, it's incredibly flimsy, there's no way this holds up to any notable amount of wind.Don't buy this unless you're willing to risk wasting money. Of course, you'd only discover this after unpacking several dozen parts, so returning it is simply infeasible unless I'd like to waste more time.