Storboss Vinyl Coated Murryhill Storage Shed, 12 by 10-Feet

The twelve foot wide Murryhill line with eight foot garage door from Arrow comes in four lengths. It is primarily a garage in its 17, 24 and 31 feet lengths. Mine is the base shorty version only ten feet deep. The width is like a garage, standard lift up eight foot wide garage door and all. We use it for four motorcycles. It is great for that. Arrow sheds are economical ranging from around $500 up to this one (with a +- $400) door at over $1200. For that money you get a good serviceable shed. My old one withstood twenty winters but not this last assault with a very heavy snow load that I did not deal with. The roof folded in but not so bad that it is irreparable. (working on that).Arrow sheds are do it yourself assemblies. And they are not easy. Before assembly the materials are flimsy apart. You have to be careful not to bend sheet metal. Do not work if it is windy! Have at least one helper. Optimal is also a couple preteens to find pieces, put washers on screws, etc. My wife and I took the better part of four somewhat short days to complete it. We are old. It was taxing. I actually think it is wiser to buy a prebuilt wooden shed for a thousand dollars more. In our case we did not want a wooden floor and ramp as we already have a concrete slab. For a cheaper alternative I think I could have designed and built a wooden shed myself for about the same money and effort. Having good plans would be wise.But it is here. It is attractive. Functional. Should serve us for another twenty or more years, The vinyl coating is a plus. No painting.

DRECTIONS were written by a first grader

I have read other reviews about this shed. And I basically agree with them. The metal is very thin. You look at it and it dents. The instructions for building the shed were pretty good. Of course I did not follow them. I assembled the shed with very little help, an occasional help to hold a screw here and there. I assembled it in the wind. Both of those decisions made the shed difficult to build. It took me three full days to assemble. That did not include site prep time. The instructions for the assembly of the roll up door were difficult to follow. I had to result to using the Spanish instructions which had better diagrams than the English instructions. The assembled shed looks nice. The one that I had previous to this one was smaller and of the same thin metal, it lasted 30 years. I am concerned this being a larger shed of the same material it might not be as durable. Its rated snow load is 10 lbs. per sq ft. I might have problems with that. I am also concerned about the durability of the support structure for the roll up door.