Customer Reviews for Outsunny 6 ft. x 9 ft. Metal Outdoor Backyard Garden Utility Storage Tool Shed Kit with Spacious Design and WeatherResistant Roof

The building came in several different colors 1 million pieces and poor instructions. You ask why did you put it together if it was in several different colors, you don’t know it until you’ve gotten to that particular piece which are all bunched together and by then you’ve already put about half the building up. Not worth the price. I wish we had paid more for a better product. The picture is before we even got to the roof, which incidentally is three different colors. You get what you pay for folks!

Parts where missing can’t assemble it, and I’m very disappointed.

This shed was perfect for my backyard storage needs. I built a platform for it beforehand. It doesnt come with a floor base. Two people, 6 hours and it was done. Instructions could be improved. they were all visual, no worded guidance but it was simple enough. For the price and where im located this was perfect.

Terrible instructions. Short on screws

Very easy and excellent for my space

Shed pretty sturdy for thin material. Instructions were ok needed tu put extra attention to detail on some parts. be careful tightening screws they will strip the metal. It took about 8 hours to build for 2 people (recovering from an accident moving slower than usual). came with wood around box for protection only Had 3 pieces with minor damage. shed is excellent for the price. It has not rained in my area Hopefully it does good In the rain.

What a piece of $@&/!!! Don’t buy this! Save your money and buy one that will keep standing if the wind blows. My Husband had all corners together and the walls started and the wind picked up and literally bent over and snapped the cheap material that they sent. I wish I could get my money back that I’ve paid to Affirm to get this shed. What a waste of time and money. And now I have to pay for something that is destroyed and can not use

It's a lot sturdier than I thought it would be. Was very easy to assemble, was able to do it by myself in a weekend. I'm very pleased with the design roof is waterproof without any extra waterproofing. Very spacious was able to fit all of my tools with space to spare. With proper anchoring it hold up to the strongest wind storms.

You get what you pay for… the directions are all pictures, which aren’t that helpful at times, common sense needed to put this together.

I've never hated a project more in my life. The instructions make Ikea look like a dream. There are no words, and the pictures are often so small you cannot tell at all what you're supposed to do. Multiply that situation by one million teeny tiny screws and holes and trying to figure it all out on your own. Pieces are super flimsy. Took forever to finally finish this. I am left with rage, and the wisdom to never do this again.

The building came quickly but the pieces are in several different colors. We will have to take spray paint to it but we we’re disappointed. You get what you pay for apparently.

Perfect to fit over the water well slab and serve as the pump house. Looks great. A few pieces were delivered with damage but not enough to return.

Too many screws to put together, I ended up cutting my finger during the process. Some came bended.

No floor, even if you build a platform the floor frame will make the floor surface very uneven. It will take an entire day to build it, with 2-3 people, and additional time to build the platform. The material is flimsy.

It’s is great deals I love is big I have a lot space inside.

Many holes were missing . I had to line metal up and drill my own holes to be able to assemble.

This is a nice shed but read the fine print, it can only handle winds up to 40 miles per hour. Would not work for us where we live so returned.

All the pieces were there, but talk about an awkward numbering convention for each piece. The metal is fairly thin, which makes it light enough to not wear you out standing it up. The washers for the screws that are on the outside are plastic, not rubber, so I don't know how well they'll actually seal against sideways rain. The instruction book constantly rotates the view without telling you which way is "front", which leads to some trial-and-error when putting pieces together. Hint: bring some regular wood screws so you can punch a whole through where you need it instead of unassembling the entire thing to get to a spot you missed at the beginning. The handle/lock is nothing even close to secure. The lock can be defeated by simply unscrewing the handles with a philips screwdriver. The screws to anchor the entire thing to a platform are pretty short. I opted to use longer screws than they provided so I could get a good grip on the underlying 2x4's.

Shed was shorter than expected, although it did match the description. It was easy to put together, but it somewhat flimsy.

Very good storage space. Easy to install.

The instructions manuel is all pictures. You have to put two and two together. The instruction doesn’t tell you to face beams down or up. I have to take parts out and reposition because there no instructions on where to face the items. I literally feel like a cave man, reverting back to just looking at pictures and interpeting them. The materials is flimpsy, they are just thin sheet metal. I cut myself multiple time on the sheet metal. Even thought they provide gloves, I can’t get the screws in with gloves on. By far the most frustrating thing I built.

the shed is what I expected - I have a sprinkler system so I had to avoid the underground water cables - but I like the shed