6'x7' Storage Shed,Outdoor Portable Shed Carport,Zipper Storage Shelter with Roll-up Door and Vent Window, Heavy Duty Metal Frame Top, Durable Waterproof Shade Tent for Firewood Generator Vehicles

I put this together in maybe an hour or two. I was able to do most of the construction myself, but near the end I needed a helper to hold two poles while putting in a bolt. I probably could have done the whole thing myself in a pinch. The price was reasonable ($139.00) for what this is. Time will tell if it’s durable, but it seems sturdy enough and the tarp seems like it will last. The instructions are not the most intuitive and there are a couple mistakes (namely, the instructions reference some parts that do not exist—perhaps for a bigger tent), but once you realize there are only a handful of parts, it’s a piece of cake to put together. If you’re not familiar with ratchet straps, you can find instructions for how to use them on YouTube.

The shed was easy to put up, fairly sturdy.I used 70 lb round sandbags on the bottom to secure the shed.Survived the snow very well.Acorns poked pin holes in the roof.Thin material!I had to put a tarp over it.

We recently moved and have to wait to get a nice wooden storage building. This was a great cost effective option to store some of our outside equipment until the new shed comes. Is decently sturdy, we tied ours down and also placed pallets in the bottom.

This shed is absolute garbage. We had a very mild wind storm and about a 1/3 of the poles sheared right off where they go inside the joint pieces and the whole thing was left in a jumbled mess. I had all of the feet staked down and the included support ropes connected. The metal used in the construction of the poles is paper thin and not designed to withstand any load at all. Customer service is non existent, and when I contacted Amazon they told me they had contacted the manufacturer directly on my behalf and that they would be in contact with me within 3 business days. No communication from the manufacturer was ever received. If I could give this product less than 1 star I would.

Worth every bit of $130, material is polypropylene tarp material with a protective spray or coating that is slightly rubbery. Manufacturing is pretty uniform and more than adequate, the frame design is so basic and simple that you almost don't need directions. The directions are the most Chinese thing about this product, they are picture reference and not entirely obvious. Sturdy once the tarp is tightened, I actually added security and rigidity to the frame by taping up all the connections which I would recommend for any tubular frame with flared connections. Provided anchoring hardware would be great for a temp cover that only needed to secure for a couple hours of light or no wind, I upgraded to some much heavier anchors and rope more suited for a coastal area. This will fit a Harley Softail model, if you pull in straight your bike will touch the front and back of this when closed. I'm very pleased with the head and side room, more than enough to get on and off the bike while inside.

Was to be used for extra garden equipment storage. Assembly instructions were awful. Spikes to hold down frame didn't hold down even with no wind. Picture does not show large tent spikes. You have to guess where they go on frame and now are a tripping hazard. Not happy.

Kinda hard to put up by yourself but all in all very good. Good quality held up through strait line winds.

Great little shed. Bought it for my kid to store his toys and such. Assembly was easy. We were able to secure to a wooden base so we opted away from the rope tie downs. Would recommend for simple storage.