ADVANCE OUTDOOR 8X14 ft Steel Metal Peak Roof Portable Garage Shelter Storage Shed Carport for Motorcycle Bike or Garden Tools with 2 Roll up Doors & Vents, Gray

The directions were a tad confusing, had to take things apart a few times but after it was put together it seems like it will last awhile and is pretty sturdy and well made. Glad I bought this.

The shed is wonderful. It is well made and sturdy. The package came damaged and cover was ripped however Kelly, from company immediately texted back with a offer to replace ripped cover. Wonderful customer service.

Set this up as a shelter for my son's motorcycle. It is the perfect size for the area that we have available and it seems to work fine for our purposes. Set up was tool-free and really easy.

Intended to use this for motorcycle storage. When received and finally were ready and assembled frame we discovered to small (length) for the motorcycle. We immediately disassembled frame and put back in box for return. We did not open the other components but everything appeared to be sturdy and it was a great price. During the return process I had interaction with representative Betty and she was courteous and very helpful to me. I appreciated it very much as I am somewhat of a novice with Amazon Prime Membership. Kudos to Betty.Thank you.

First - I found that if the cover and doors are left in the sun for awhile it helps a lot when assembling. Otherwise the material is pretty stiff. There's about 6" of excess material past the base of the tent, so sand bags or sand tubes can be placed on this for extra support on windy days. I'm using several sand tubes as they are a perfect fit. Everything snaps together - just pay attention to the lettering. Some of the tubes are easy to mix up. I assembled this by myself in under an hour. Four standard pallets work well if you need an elevated bottom to keep your stuff off the ground.

I needed something to block Wisconsin’s frigid westerly wind that would freeze my outdoor water pump (even with a heater on it) and freeze ME as I filled many buckets of water for my horses each day. We got an early blast of winter this past week with strong winds and I told my family if the shelter survived those winds, I would write a five star review, and here it is!Yes, the directions to put it together were lacking and yes I made some mistakes, but the pieces are so easy to assemble and disassemble that I got it together, by myself, in under two hours. I added two sand tubes along the bottom on the back side to make sure no wind came under the shelter. It is wonderful to not have the wind taking my breath away. I am hopeful this will survive this winter and for many more after!

It took about 2 hours to actually put the tent together. Father and son built the platform and ramp to make it more like a shed. We tucked in a grove of trees which should help keep the snow load down. Seems well made and we have no complaints.

the instructions suck, but it's not complicated. you'll figure it out. i assembled mine by myself in a little more than an hour. my only gripe is, there are pin holes in the cover. you can't see them from the outside, but you can see them inside. otherwise, i bought it to store my bike. it works well, and i don't need a permit like i would to build a garage. i wouldn't mind paying a few more bucks for better zippers, the ones on it are less than great, but functional. i don't think the zippers will last long. there's no way to anchor it to asphalt, as far as i know, so i tied mine down to cinder blocks.