YITAHOME Outdoor Resin Storage Shed 8x10ft with Floor, Garden Shed with Lockable Door, Windows & Vents, Plastic Tool Storage for Patio Furniture, Lawnmower, and Bike Storage, Gray

This product is pretty durable I use it in a very windy and salt water area. I cannot say it is waterproof but it serves its purpose. Easy to assemble and I like the fact that you can lift the lid on top and also open the sides like a double door.

Our ‘Big Name Brand’ trash can enclosure was being thrown around (and frequently disassembled) by residuals from hurricanes and winter winds. I decided to give this brand a try as the replacement. It scored a ‘whoah’ out of the box. This is no thin pop-together thing. The hardware is a mix of nylon/plastic and that trusty metal stuff. The the wall, floor, and lid pieces have some serious weight to them. Well beyond their predecessor. No slide & pop connectors for 1/16th thin plastic here. The pieces screw together into embedded threaded nuts and the door hinges feel pretty heavy-duty as well. Overall, very happy with this product.

My shipment arrived on Friday, but when I opened it this morning the lid and floor were not in there. The box did not mention 1 of 2. Contacted CS, but haven’t heard anything back. Just got another shipment and this box contained the lid & floor and the box had 2/2 listed on it!The cabinet went together pretty easy. I put it together by myself, even though it says 2 or more people. Would have been easier with someone else’s help. Took my about 45 minutes.

This was the perfect size for my gardening items. It matches perfectly with our house & trim and the best part, it was easy to assemble!

I am a licensed Professional Engineer and consider myself reasonably handy, but found this shed to be difficult to assemble (instructions sometimes do not match parts, and sections of the instructions like the door reinforcements are entirely missing); poorly designed (roof water drainage will flow directly under the edge bracket and into the plastic structure), and illogical (the last instruction set for anchor bolts requires lifting of the entire concrete foundation or wood platform).The construction seems flimsy and not designed to resist wind or snow, and I am quite concerned that the roof will not hold up under our typical snow load. If you live in the Sunbelt and have no snow, and enjoy spending hours puzzling through incorrect instructions that don't match parts, you may be OK. The shed appearance, once assembled, is reasonably nice.If you have purchased this shed already, between the written instructions and video, you can probably figure out how to assemble it (the written instructions and video are not consistent.) You will definitely want to have a level concrete, or level 2x4 / plywood base.When I called customer service with a question, the 877-number did not work. When I communicated via chat, they said that any issues (missing parts) need to be addressed via Amazon. I am requesting missing / defective parts be provided.Overall, I would not purchase this again.

I’ve just finished assembling the shed today. While it was easy to do, I disliked the fact that the plastic parts were not very sturdy. I couldn’t make the sides lock in properly and started gently pushing them to go further in the slots. To my surprise, the plastic started bending inwards. I had to be extra careful to not damage the plastic parts. Also I had originally bought a pretty good padlock for it. Again to my surprise, it did not fit. The hole for the lock is very short and a bit recessed into the front doors. This makes it only possible to use very tiny locks such as the luggage ones. Any decent lock won’t fit on this shed. If you’re hoping to protect the stuff you put in there from theft, think again.I do like that the shed is spacious and easy to assemble.Edit: After a day and about 3 hours in the sun, the lid started bending like a banana. Now I have to figure out how to reinforce it so it won’t bend.Do yourself a favor and get a better shed.

The design and materials are acceptable but the amount of work it took to put this together belies a design failure. Even though this was the cheapest option for this size the fact that it cost over $1,000 in material was exceeded by the crazy amount of time it took to put together. Not worth it.

Got it today, went together super easy and I'm impressed with the quality for the price. The two backs and two sides are held together with 18 nylon bolts. The nuts are molded into the panels and the whole unit is quite sturdy. The sides also have additional threaded nuts molded in for shelves, or other additions. I'm using them to attach elastic cords to keep folded up lawn chairs from falling over. Also, unlike some other brands, this has actual hinges--two for each door and two for the top. My only minor complaints would be the locking hasp seems to get in the way, and I'll probably take it back off. Also, the support rod to hold the top open is not super convenient. Overall super impressed and would definitely buy again.******Been a few years, and bought another one in larger size. Still goes together simply and everything is good. Had an issue with a missing part and the company shipped a replace out immediately.