Verano Garden 8’x10’ Outdoor Storage Shed, Large Galvanized Steel Metal Garden Shed, Double Door W/Lock, Outdoor Storage House for Backyard, Patio, Lawn(113.78"x88.58"x77.17")

The first thing I did was lay out all the pieces and check against the parts list. Found like 9 things missing so I emailed the company and they asked I send pictures of the box.. luckily I hadn’t taken it to the trash yet but it was all in a big garbage bag so i had to take it out to get the pictures. It took about 2 weeks to get the parts so I put a tarp over the parts I had so rain didn’t mess them up. That’s fine because I had an injury and probably didn’t need to be doing it then anyway. I got the parts yesterday and began building it being very careful to focus in on the pictures. There is tiny little detail in the pictures that is useful like the orientation of the frame bars so the screw holes line up. If you mess this up you can always drill holes later. I plan to drill more holes and as screws around the top trim so the pieces are more secure. It came with a few extra screws so I don’t have to go buy more. I also added screen to the vents so wasps don’t try to colonize it and it took a whole can of spray foam to close the holes resulting from the corrugated metal attaching to straight frame pieces.. did this to keep wasps and other crawly things out. I built it over 12x12” pavers that I used sand to fill the cracks around and in between them. I plan to sweep some Portland cement over the cracks and spray with water so they will grout themselves.. this has worked on other outdoor projects. Then I’ll drill the corners and a few spots around and tap on the shed to the pavers so it’s anchored since Florida has hurricanes. I built this alone. Had zero help and it was nice to use my battery drill with the setting half way to avoid stripping the screw holes. I also used a socket wrench for the tiny nuts which is way easier than the little wrench that’s included. I hope this helps you. Oh and I also drilled extra holes to use three screws each for the latch mechanisms on the door.. still pondering ways to make the door with the handle a little more closed at top and bottom since the locking mechanism isn’t really enough. Great for the price at any rate and is buy it again.

This is a nice little shed but I expected the windows to fit without needed altered. I had to cut the piece of metal down to size and the window is still jiggly, it does not fit firmly in place. The instruction manual also has very few explanations so I had to rely on the pictures so I put the roof on wrong and had to take it off again. The roof panels on the ends have to hang over the edge a bit even though there's no hole for them.

This product is a disrespectful item ! It is comparable to a children's toy or trash . We want our money returned and this trash removed from our property ! what a shame . This is the first time we've ever been so outraged since the inception of our start date ordering from Amazon ! The outcome/resolution will be crucial in further decisions on the volume we order as a whole . Five , Prime members ! This is absolute rip off & nothing but, JUNK! WE DO NOT WISH TO PAY FOR RETURN POSTAGE , that is unethical ! this is so egregious that reserve the right to not pay another penny towards this received damaged & dishonest product description . This is trash ! ???

For the price this a great purchase. It’s not too difficult to put together (a bit of a pain as others have pointed out just because of the number of panels and screws and all the plastic wrap to remove). But in general it’s a straight forward build. Took 2 people about 3 hours to put together. Seems very sturdy once assembled and looks much more expensive than it was. The 8x6 size is more like 8x5.25 but still works for our needs. Very happy with the shed!

WARNING! This is NOT a 4x6 shed. Yes, technically, they list the dimensions in the descriptions and pictures, but make sure you are OK with a 3x6 shed, 'cuz that is what it is. 3 feet 2 inches deep, nowhere near 4 feet deep.Other than that it is your typical flimsy metal shed, not too bad. Held together by mostly tiny screws and is only stable once you have the whole thing put together. It is an adequate product for the relatively 'mid' price. It will do for what I need, but BUYER BEWARE.BE VERY CAREFUL on assembly the drawings show small details like orientation of components - make sure you have it right, or you'll have to disassemble to get it right. Little things like alignment of holes for the subsequent steps. Yes, I should have read ahead on the instructions a few more times.

Looks good. Semi easy to put together. Lock on door didn't last a month before the door wouldn't stay shut let alone stay locked.However, the company was more than willing to make it right. We really appreciate how on top of our concerns their customer service was, and they took care of everything as soon as they could.

Please check your email, I purchased this, been trying to put it together, the instructions are terrible, box is missing pieces and no one has responded to my email. Doors don’t close, panels missing, material bent, holes not accurate. It could be a nice shed for the price if instructions, material and everything else listed above were included and not damaged.

As DIY assembly of a building goes, this was fairly easy to put together. I had the help of 1 friend and it took us about 4 hours. I'm not particularly handy, but it was not frustrating and a fairly pleasant experience. I live in Florida, so not sure how it will stand up to hurricanes, but I have it up against the fence and hoping for the best. We did lay a good foundation with cement pavers (the flat 12x12x1/5" ones) at the ends and across the middle. Then we put down a plywood floor and bolted it down all along the perimeter to the floor.I read the reviews about the horrible peeling of the plastic sheath. IDK if I'll regret it, but I didn't bother; just left it on. You can't even tell unless you look really closely. If it peels, that won't bother me either. I figure it's an extra layer of protection from rust. Anyway, it holds all I intended for it to hold and I'm happy with it. I chose the doors that swing open because I've heard a lot of complaints about the sliding doors sticking, etc. I'll try to remember to update after hurricane season!