8 ft. W x 8 ft. D x 8 ft. H Peak-Style Steel Shed-In-A-Box Storage Shed in Grey with Patented Stabilizers

This product was great until we got a stiff breeze and it blew out on the side,back,and along a zipper. It waS secured down well which is what I think allowed it to blow out, no where for air to go since there’s no vents near the top but air can get in about 6” worth all around the bottom. Now I need to find repair material or duct tape which will look real classy.

I just finished putting it together a few days ago. Today we have extreme weather with 70 mile an hour winds. Its withstanding perfectly. The torrential rains with flooding its withstanding as well. While I see other things fly down streets that didnt handle this weather at all. Thank you for making this affordable temporary storage. It's perfect for my needs. The picture attracted does show the wind nor the rains, but it does show its standing and taking it all.

Read directions do not assemble in 30 degree weather at night

I thought this is a good temporary storage shelter, much better than a lean-to or party pop-up style enclose tent. Looks sturdy and has already with stood 40 Plus knot Gale winds. But the real test will be if it can withstand the snows of Erie, PA, during the Winter months. Last year we had almost 200 inches of snow fall. This ShelterLogic, Shed-In-A-Box 8 ft. x 8 ft. x 8 ft. Grey Peak Style Storage Shed was put together by only myself. I took around 6 hours and was not too hard to assemble. The gray/silver covers are tensioned via retched straps that come with the kit in the box. I mounted the Shed on a un-used section of concrete driveway with lag bolts. It's small but handy for storing yard items from the weather.

I set it up myself, and used it as an extension on a work shop to build a boat in. It was easy to assemble and went up in a day, I did not use the one rear panel to leave it open, my only concern was it became very hot inside so I purchased another tarp to try and reflect some of the heat, it worked a little but come next summer I will have to keep it open. The other tarp should help protect the shelter logic roof from dry rot. All in all I fell like it was a good value. John, Villas NJ

So far, so good. I see other reviews about the tarp material deteriorating, but mine is two years in and still going strong. This shed is sturdy, with roll up flaps at both ends to allow access from either side. I use mine to store my motorcycles in the winter. (I don't have a garage!) While the frame IS sturdy, it's also light. I have my shed weighted down with 6 sandbags that drape over the frame. (Highly recommend those as well!) Without the weights, or bolting the shed to the concrete or a subfloor, a strong breeze would send this thing flying. Assembly was a bit of a pain. While I was able to do most of it myself, there were parts where you needed another pair of hands. The most frustrating part is having to manually sort and separate the 3 VERY SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT size bolts. I'm talking 1/8 inch differences, and they all come jumbled together in one bag. I would say it was a good 30-45 minutes of sorting before I could even begin putting the thing together. The shed does what I need it to do and keeps everything dry and out of the elements, although water will get in UNDER the tarp (I use moisture collecting bags to combat this), and the shed will not keep out squirrels or other critters, even zipped up fully. It really is best for people like me, that need a semi-permanent solution to non-garage storage.

The shed's frame seems to be ample and is easy to assemble. With the optional grounding stakes this shed has held up to an extremely windy few months so far (many 45 mph gusty days, 25 sustained) that damaged large limbs on trees. There is a tendency for the zippers on the flap to open in the wind. I wish that the Home Depot would have offered the shed in the tan color that is listed as an option on the instructions. I am afraid that the material that covers the shed seems to not be very robust. It is not standing up to the wind or the desert heat and has torn in several tension locations as shown in the provided photos. I only listed it a non-recommend due to location; it may work in less demanding environment, and is a bit pricey for the materials provided.

This product was easy to assemble by myself with the help of a tree. It will be easier to have someone help you when you need to attach the cover and winch it down. Great product! The anchors are not the most efficient but work. I'm using mine to store two lawnmowers, a leaf vacuum, 2 bicycles, and a 6800 watt generator. I used two pallets and plywood for a floor to keep everything off the ground.

not a bad little shed for the money, but moisture forms inside, so don't put anything super-valuable in it.

Great little shed for my riding lawn mower! I could not get the anchors in the ground, so I used T-posts with the tie downs provided in the kit.