2 ft. 8 in. x 4 ft. 5 in. x 6 ft. Large Vertical Storage Shed

Very nice addition to the back yard. I gave it a four because the hinges were a little difficult to put on

The shed was easy to assemble with the exception of the hinges for the doors. The other drawback is that the shed does not come with any shelving or vents. The shed is durable and suits my needs.

1) Great service at Park Royal HD 2) Quick efficient delivery 3) Wife and I put it together in 2 hours 4) Shed looks great and is seems very sturdy

This plastic/resin shed was just what I was looking for. It was very easy to assemble - Took me about 2 hours and did mostly by myself. Assembly instructions were good and all parts were enclosed. I only needed help with screwing the back panels together as I needed someone to push against the two panels from the other side to get them tight. I am quite pleased with the assembled shed.

Looks good and holds so much. Needed help to put together but once finished, it is very sturdy and works perfectly for what I needed for storage on my balcony.

My existing Suncast small vertical shed was in need of replacement after 15 years in the Arizona sun. I purchased the large Suncast Vertical shed because it would hold all of my gardening tools. The quality of the Suncast sheds has been excellent. A big factor was that it would fit in my 2017 Honda CRV. ( I had to slide the front seats forward a little) I am very happy with my purchase. It was easy to assemble, directions were good. I assembled it by myself. I want to thank Lexie and the order desk personnel for a job well done.

We liked the size of the shed so we thought we would give it a try. Overall I'm pretty disappointed in the structural quality. If you are placing this shed inside your garage or in a protected area up against a building under a roof overhang, it might be OK. But out in the yard or in the weather it will not stand up to much wind. It is very lightweight and flimsy. It recommends attaching the plastic bottom to a 3" concrete slab with 3/8 inch bolts - not sure why - the sides are barely attached to the plastic bottom. The attachment of the top is even worse with two plastic clips and two metal pins. If you are putting this shed out in the weather and want it to stand up to wind, you need to be a good handyman and need to add a lot of brackets and braces to hold it together. The tapped holes in the door hinges were tapped before the brackets were bent, so the holes are no longer round. You will need a 1/4x20 tap to clean up the threads so the screw will go in. I've seen numerous questions posted about the shelves and where to buy them - without any good answers from Suncast. You can't buy them. You have to buy wood and cut it to shape yourself. The dimensions are in the manual, but are not clearly labeled. Again, you have to be somewhat of a handyman and have access to a jig saw. I added two shelves to my shed and attached them with long screws through the side from the outside into the shelves to make the shed more rigid. Hopefully they will help hold the sides on in wind. I also saw some questions posted asking where to buy parts. Suncast sells parts on their web site - but I don't understand why. The shed is supposed to have a 10 year warranty. Shouldn't the parts be free for 10 years? Overall, if I had known how this would turn out I would have just built up a wood frame shed with 2x4's and hardie board siding for exterior walls.

Bought this storage unit and put it together a few days ago. Before making my purchase i read most of the reviews here so I was somewhat prepared. Location was already set on concrete so no issues there. Looking ahead at the assembly instructions on-line helped me see what tools I needed. The rubber mallot is a must. In addition to phillips screw drivers you could also use either a stubby or off-set screw driver. My wife

Picked this up at Home Depot in my Grand Jeep Cherokee SUV. Back seats down layed flat & slid right in with no issues. I will say I had to move my seat up a bit and I'm a shorty. This shed is store my canine agility equipment. I ended up using The Gladiator Garage track system. I did check out other brands but went with this because I wanted the durability of spreading leverage and the width/ height of each track is wider. I also chose to use machine screws with a washer and nut. Yes, that means you have to go through the walls but again I wanted more strength and didnt care about the hardware being on the outside since its on the backside. Took 44 minutes to put shed together. Rubber mallet and some force is all ya need. Instruction are okay and could be better but got it done. I recommend.

Solid little shed. No problems assembling. We did build and level a wooden platform for the base. Very pleased with the end result. The 10 yr. guarantee was an added incentive.