ARROW 10' x 8' Newburgh Eggshell with Coffee Trim Low Gable Electro-Galvanized Steel Storage Shed

Where to begin...I guess we will go chronologically...Upon receiving our shed, we were very excited to put it together. Our garage is too cramped for all of the lawn equipment we have. However, my hopes were diminished very quickly. As soon as we opened the package, we noticed many scratches, dents, and marks on the wall and roof panels. Since this shed is going behind our garage, I figured we could live with the imperfections.However, things got exponentially worse as we began assembly. First off, this is not a 2 person and 6 hour job as advertised. It took us 4 people, including engineers/technicians, and over 8 hours to complete. This was partially due to the unclear directions. Each step only provided very brief instructions with poor visual guides. On top of that, the part numbers were barely legible and when they were, they were on the exterior wall panels. (Yes, we have random numbers on the side of our shed...)Not only were the directions unclear, the damaged panels made it very hard to assemble correctly. Or at least I though that was the reason. The frame was fine and the wall panels were not too bad. Some of the pre-drilled holes were off by an inch or two and we were able to drill our own holes for correct assembly. I could live with this. However, the pre-drilled holes on the roof panels were not aligned remotely close. We had some holes that were off by more than 6 inches! So yes, we had to drill our own holes again. However, the pre-drilled holes were completely exposed to the elements and would allow large amounts of rain water in. Why even use a shed if our equipment is not protected from the weather? (Luckily, we did have some waterproof duct tape on hand and had to cover double digit holes as well as weather strip the center peak.) The shed is looking very visually unappealing at this point.After all this, our team was able to assemble the shed to a usable state. It is standing, anchored, and hopefully waterproof for the most part. The most troubling part of our experience came afterwards. I discovered that Lowe's is selling the same shed for $200 less! I did check Lowe's and Home Depot before ordering, so perhaps they were out of stock or perhaps they have recently slashed prices after discovering how terrible this product is! Either way, if you are buying this shed, please check with your local hardware store first. This company does not deserve our money and buying from Lowe's will surely give them tighter margins and less profit per unit sold.I am hoping my review will inform future customers and prevent them from falling into the same trap that we did. I am posting this review and contacting Amazon/Arrow customer service in hopes that they take appropriate steps to correct this problem. I will delete this review if they come through for us. So if you are reading this review, it means their customer service also deserves one star! We are extremely unhappy, frustrated, and overall disappointed with this purchase. I would give this product zero stars if I could.

Perfect size for my ride on and several sets of tires, and still room to store things. Directions aren't that clear and the material is VERY thin; It will buckle and dent very easily so be careful. Also, be sure to use a sealant on the screw/bolt holes just to make sure water doesn't come in. Overall, for the price, I'm pretty happy with it. Took about 2 days to put up, mostly by myself. Husband did help a little.

It was cheaper that buying a plastic shed. With that siad, Home Depot is $170 cheaper.First I had to build a level foundation which took a day. The shed itself took 2 solid days to build as a single person task. The instruction are 90% good, but had to refer to a YouTube video.As the warnings so, make sure you have a level and square foundation so that all the screw holes line up properly.The corner and side wall panels were troiblesome as a 1 person job and i had to use lawn chairs to prop up the panel so that they didnt fall over and bend.

Upon opening the box to inspect pieces, some panels were dented. Also none of the panels were numbered to differentiate their assembly designation. If my husband wasn't a mechanic & builder, this would have been a nightmare to put together. For the $$$ we spent, it isn't a very good value.

Ordered a while back but just started assembly. Had 2 people. 1 with an engineering degree (just for reference. He builds stuff for a living.) 8 hours later the shed is only half up. Overnight the wind blows it over and it's crushed like a tin can. I'm out of return window now. So. Huge money waste.

Assembly was ok drilled a few new holes and had to redo a few steps due to unclear instructions. Two biggest problems is the height and delivery height listed at 5'10" measuring the highest point does not hit this, average height in this shed is 4'. Dodgeing the three beams there is only two sections even close to 5'. Shipping caused a lot of damage do to bad packaging bet able to reshape most pieces hope to never have to deal with No Show Delivery company again.

This epoduct is WAY overpriced. Since buying this, I saw it at Home Depot for over $200 LESS! The instructions are awful (steps are not clearly explained/many details left for you to figure out), there are a TON of screws, many of the pieces had smudged or missing numbers it, the roof gets very hot inside...it's just cheap and not worth the money. May regrets here.

This was bought to house my 4 wheeler from the elements. It was very flimsy and had no way to anchor down. Was going to use tie down straps but didn't get the chance. We had wind and blew the shed right off the ground and into some trees. The shed is twisted with holes all in the walls and the door/doors are destroyed. There is no way to fix it now and I'm out $600 and no shed. Was not worth the money.