Resin Outdoor Storage Shed, 38 cu.ft Outdoor Storage Box Waterproof for Garden Tools, Patio Furniture, Trash Cans, Garage Storage, Customized Shelves & Lockable (Off White)

At this price point it took a while before I finally pulled the trigger and so happy I did. I needed something to store my garbage cans in the garage, contain the smell and keep flies out and this is working out perfectly. It’s very sturdy and looks great. It was very easy to put together, 45 min total by myself, the open assist hinge was a little tricky based on the instructions but figured it out. Although I don’t use it, this does have the ability to use a lock. Overall great product and I can see myself purchasing another for outdoor furniture cushion storage.

This was exactly what I needed to store my folding tables and chairs. The instructions were very clear and I was able to assemble it by myself. It’s really well-made and very nice looking

The cabinet looks great and was easy to install about an hour by myself. The cabinet doors don't shut snug as would have liked but a lock holding them in place they're find. Using it to hold all my beach stuff like chairs ,umbrellas ,cart, beach toys buggy boards. All in all worth buying.

I purchased this enclosure about a year ago, and it has been impressive. It houses my generator, and works great for its purpose. The side vents are added, and probably voided any warranty I had. It keeps everything dry. I keep extra supplies (oil change tools, fuel funnel, etc) and there is just enough room for the generator with the wheel kit installed. No fading, warping or other mechanical issues in the year I have owned it. I would definitely recommend putting the enclosure on a concrete pad, and it must be very level for the doors and top to operate correctly. Assembly was very easy.

This is well built and large enough to hold our backup generator and two propane tanks. It went together easily and is sturdy.

We are in Yuma, Arizona, living in our motorhome until our house is ready, and we needed something for storing frequently used things in, yard tools, patio chairs, and my rubbermaid containers of quilting fabric and machines. We are at the end of our "monsoon" season and the other day we had a real hard rain with a lot of wind. Our major concerns in Arizona are dust and critters, and sometimes rain. I was so pleasantly surprised to see that the cabinets (we have 2 of them) were absolutely tight--no dust, no leaking at all.The cabinet is easy to put together, but you MUST, follow the instructions--all of the large pieces snap together in a certain order, and they even provide a screwdriver for the few screws that make the cabinet solid.I would absolutely recommend this cabinet--it's not a stick built shed, but it is well worth the money.

It was delivered when expected. Came in 2 separate boxes. Was a little challenging to put together at first, but once we figured it out wasn’t too bad. Our biggest problem was we had the bottom piece upside down 🤣 As others have stated , it definitely is a 2 man job!! It is very sturdy and solid, has stood up to multiple thunderstorms and no rain leakage inside! Looks great, it’s appearance is nice in my pool area. I also purchased 2 of the shelves, they were a bit expensive, but had I got them! And since they only take up half the width, they left plenty of room for taller things in the front portion. Big floaties won’t fit, but perfect for all the mid size to smaller pool items!! Very pleased with this shed!! I also like the fact it has the secure latch to keep the doors closed, and if you wanted you can even put a lock on it!

This is so badly made it's almost a joke. I have two other sheds, both Rubbermaid, and the difference is night and day. Once assembled, which was easy enough, in order to close it up, it requires octopus hands to hold the two sides together, while making the lid push down just right to fit and making sure the hinges for the lock line up to be able to put a lock in it, which is necessary to keep it all together.And that's all after installing two shelves, which are WAY overpriced at $50 each for two-piece cheap metal shelves which have to be assembled. I guess they made them two piece instead of one piece for shipping ease, but without the shelves, it seems like this whole shed might collapse if a bird landed on it. The shelves definitely help it to be sturdier, but this seems like what I would expect if it cost $99, rather than $450+ with the shelves. The Rubbermaid shed are a little more money (not much) but a huge difference in quality.I went with this one because I liked the design with the shelves and the overall size, but had no idea the quality would be this lame.