Store It Out Max Keter Outdoor Garden Storage Shed, Beige and Brown, 145.5 x 82 x 125 cm (L x H x W)

With so many reviews stating damaged items with packaging in good condition I was very much aware of the gamble in ordering, the only saving grace was it being fulfilled by Amazon in case of returns.the packaging was good and after carefully opening the box (just in case of re-packaging) all sections were undamaged.I can only guess that it depends on the courier who delivers to us or the delivery to amazon depot, but with the amount of damaged packages even now should be investigated.anyway the item:As mentioned by other reviewers there is a metal trim that you could miss if not careful, this is stored at the back of the base unit and should be removed ready to be used at the top of the back panel.all other items are clearly bagged and/or labelled including each item having it's code stamped on it.the instructions are pictorial but without written guidance, so take your time looking at the picture and component for each stage and you will find it reasonably easy to assemble. it does suggest 2 people but I think this is just for the lid fixture which is the hinge part and does require 2 people, but the rest is easy enough for one person assuming reasonable DIY skills.there is NO pre-drilling needed as suggested by some reviews, the screw holes are clearly marked and the screws are self drilling and there are quite a few of them so would suggest an electric screwdriver.The back panel (two section folded piece) is a little fiddly to get in the side panels as it bows in the middle where the fold is but once one side is in it becomes a little easier, note it states the fold slot should face inwards as shown on the instructions so check this before hand to avoid having to take it out again. all the rest of the assembly is relatively straight forward if you take your time.NOTE: When it states to be placed on level ground, this is true as if particularly uneven the doors will not line up properly making it hard to close the doors and the lid, I had prepared a level section for it but the area I used for assembly was not as level which is where I noticed the issue.if you do have uneven ground look at packing sections up to get it reasonably level.after assembly as mentioned by others it is a little flexible on the side panels which gives the impression it is flimsy but once you have it in position it is sturdy enough if not moved around often,suggested tools: electric screwdriver, screwdriver medium size and level ground.overall I am very pleased with delivery, quality and value for money, if not moved around often this should last several years but as with anything plastic try if possible to keep it out of the sun as over the years it will become brittle.Even with all the damaged on delivery issues I would take the gamble again as it is a good product.I hope you found this review helpful, if so please give me a tick, if not please leave a comment, thank you.

Quality item, easy to assemble, at a reasonable price. Ideal size for good storage. Looks good. Purchased & delivered efficiently within a few days.

I have looked at these things many times as I pass through various garden centres. Now we have moved to a house with less outside storage I decided to actually buy one and see how it fared. I needed a home for my Karcher washer and my lawnmower, as well as a few other bits and bobs.It comes in a see through package with a couple of polystyrene edges to protect it in transit.Unlike some unlucky folks posting reviews here mine arrived in perfect condition with no damage to any of the parts.If you have ever built any 'flat pack' furniture you will sail through the construction of this. First, lay down the floor panel, which is easy to identify from the drawings given. Each piece also has a unique number printed on it, so you can't really go wrong.Next, attach a side panel, then the back panel with the split inside the container. Add the back rail and then the other side panel.Assemble the roof and add the hinges, then screw the hinges to the main frame.Finally add the hinges to the doors and the doors to the main unit. Finish off with handles and bolts and you are done.The instructions are very good, and if you read them through before you start you won't go far wrong - well, you won't go wrong at all actually!It is a fairly lightweight structure when completed which is good - as it is easy to move about - but also not so good, as I fear it will be off down the garden one very windy night!To that end I have screwed it - through the back panel - to the wall it stands against to make sure it stays in place.It suits me, and I can get everything I want into it with no problem. I am also going to add a small shelf for tins and small tools.I got mine for just short of a hundred pounds and so I am well pleased all in all.I am thinking about getting a second one for all the garden tools that we only use now and again, so we can keep the shed for important stuff that we use all the time.

Where we live the bins have to kept in a fairly exposed location and sometimes get blown over, so I bought this to help shelter them. The fringe benefit was to make the front of the house look tidier since we were issued with new garish purple coloured bins for our general waste. There would be space for 2 normal-sized wheely bins (240litre?); as we only have one of these for our recycling and a smaller one for general waste it means I've also got space to fit in the food waste bin. Bonus.The kit feels quite flimsy but it goes together really well (and easily) and so far it has stood up to 6 months of variable weather, including some very strong winds so it's tougher than it seems.I think this product might be a bit expensive for what it is at normal price, but I bought it on Black Friday so got it at a good price.~~~~EDIT~~~~It’s now November 2018 and the bin store is as good as new. 3 years of sitting outside in all winds and weathers (in NorthEast Scotland where it can be a bit bleak sometimes) and it’s still like new. If I could give it 6 stars I would!