XEMQENER Lockable Garden Storage Shed, Outdoor Bike Shed with Door and Roof, Metal Galvanized Steel Pent Tool Storage Sheds for Bikes, Garbage Bins, Green (D105x W210x H130cm)

Liked the value for money. There are a lot of screws and I found a short ratchet screwdriver worked rather better than my electric one. Took me about 8 hours solo; I found that using a set of step ladders to rest parts against (in the absence of person two) worked acceptably. Some of the sides can cut you, where these are a little burred, but found the use of gloves impeded progress and so proceeded carefully, with occasional application of plasters. Finished article looks great and currently holds 3 adult cycles, two upper KS2 size ones and a couple of scooters laid on top (thanks to the lift up lid design) - so I get the shed back. Time consuming, instructions need to be followed carefully, but overall good value for money.

The shed seemed ok at first. Was constructed following instructions and screwed to ground with screws provided. After a storm however, the shed ended up on its side in the middle of the garden, dragging bikes along with it. In future I'd pay extra for a shed of more robust quality.

Positives: the shed arrived on time with all the necessary parts, and a few extra. It is a good size and is of reasonable quality. This is not a high security shed but you pay a lot more for one of those. It took my son and I about 4 hours to assemble. I’d recommend a good electric screwdriver. We did find that having some lay down space to work helped.Assembly is a bit fiddly in places, assembling the roof panel was a particularly fiddly job since you need to shuffle, arrange and fix several panels in place to allow all screw holes in place.Mixed: the instructions need to be read along side viewing the video. One issue is that you cannot always see whether you are working on the front or the back but once you get the initial panels in then it’s fine.Negatives, the lid hinge holes did not align with the guide holes on the frame and never would. However, 5 minutes with an electric drill soon sorted that out. The locking slot on the frame for the roof lock was out of alignment. I could not see how we had assembled it incorrectly so a negative for now. We’ve sorted it by fitting a padlock.We did discuss the issue about the hinge with the seller. Response was prompt and satisfactorily resolved.

Start with the good: This is a sturdy shed with lots of room inside to store your items. Although advertised as a bike shed, this could also be used to store just about anything such as gardening equipment. I'm also happy that both the doors and roof have additional braces for increased rigigity. This is not really needed, especially on the doors, but is still nice to have. The gas cylinders are very good and good the lid up will. This isn't really surprising, but be aware this will NOT keep water out. There are several gaps of a couple of millimeters around the doors and where the side panels meet the roof. If you need decent weather proofing look elsewhere.The downside is that it isn't the best design. You're getting what you pay for at £200 after all. The biggest flaws are:1. The lock supplied to open the roof has the key code on it, so a thief who knows the code can just look at it and buy the key, but given that it's a flimsy lock anyway they wouldn't need to go to that extreme. You could Jimmy it open with a screwdriver in about 5 seconds.2: The main lock on the doors use standard Phillips head screws so you can get it off easily with a simple screwdriver. I recommend substituting with different screws or even an alternative locking mechanism.Also, this comes up a lot with these kind of things, but the instructions are not clear with basic pictographs and have very little text poorly translated. This led to some issues with us putting panels in the wrong place as the manual flips frequently between working on the front and the back without clearly identifying that you are now working in a different area to the last instruction. Again, more text and clearer diagrams would eliminate this. In addition, it came with flimsy nylon washers that frequently broke and there were fewer provided than needed.Be aware that there are a LOT of screws holding this together. It's nice that there are so many fixing points, but if you don't have a drill to do the screws for you, you're going to end the build with some very sore hands. Finally be aware that the metal is sharp and with cut you if you're not careful. Gloves are supplied, but only one pair. I think this is odd as this definitely needs at least two people to construct. You'll want a pair for each person, and if you have larger hands, I recommend using your own gloves for protection.

Looks good. We spent 6 hours constructing this container as instructions not always clear to us. One person would not be able to put it together on their own. Needs help holding whilst about 300 screws are put in. Plenty of space when finished. Worth the effort.

This is a pretty good shed when finished, but it took me 8 hours to build.There are a LOT of small screws. Beware, there are loads of sharp edges, but wearing gloves is impossible as there are too many fiddly bits.The instructions are ok, but it’s easy to get pieces around the wrong way, could do with more detail.I wouldn’t buy this again. Hopefully it lasts a while.

No dislikes , took about 5 hours to build on my own , a lot of screws to put in but enjoyed it , instructions could be a bit better