Panana Metal Garden Shed Storage Bike Shed Pent Tool Shed House Galvanized Steel 2 Removable Gravity Locking Racks Can Put 2 Bicycles (2R)

Easy to assemble and erect it took a day to complete and I was able to do it on my own. However it would be easier using 2 people as per manufacturers instructions. Make sure your base is level and anchor it well to keep it square and true. I have two Giant adult road bikes housed inside and there's plenty of room inside to house tools and spares. I installed bungee chord to keep the bikes supported upright minimising any stress to the wheels. It arrives in two packages and is well packed, but can sustain some slight damage to the steel panels during transit if mishandled. They do straighten out easily and fit together well, but some slight adjustment is required during the cladding process to keep it all correctly aligned. Functionality is good for the price, it's weatherproofing is adequate and it looks tidy. My only advice is to familiarise yourself with the components before erecting, identify each piece and it's correct orientation, work slowly through the instructions which are reasonably clear to follow and choose the site location wisely to offer protection from storms and anchor it well and it will perform its purpose. I used some F cramps to help hold and align the panels during construction, this helps a great deal when working alone. I would buy it again and was pleased with the result.

The shed itself is of excellent quality and meets my expectations in terms of structure and design. However, I encountered several issues during assembly and use that significantly impacted my overall experience.Firstly, the thin cellophane film on all the panels was incredibly difficult and time-consuming to remove. It took me hours to peel off each piece, which was quite frustrating and labor-intensive.Secondly, the self-tapping screws provided with the shed are not very effective. In my opinion, they are inadequate for securing the panels properly, especially in areas prone to high winds. I am concerned that a strong gust could easily rip the panels off, so I plan to replace the self-tapping screws with bolts for better security and peace of mind.Additionally, the assembly instructions were dreadful. They were incomplete and lacked logical organization, making the assembly process much more challenging than it needed to be. Clearer, more detailed instructions would have significantly improved the assembly experience.Lastly, there is an issue with the door. One side of the door has no stop, causing it to not sit perfectly in place. As a result, the door rattles with even a bit of wind, which is quite annoying and suggests a design oversight.Overall, while the shed itself is great, these issues with the protective film, fasteners, instructions, and door design detract from what could have been a completely satisfactory purchase.

It’s a great bike shed once it’s assembled, instructions not easy to follow and takes a lot longer than stated

It’s a nightmare to assemble, taken me and my wife/brother-in-law over 8 hours. It’s really fiddly, once you get rolling it gets easier. Eventually I got a screwdriver that worked, tried a few. That made it so much easier. The hardware is not quality, so don’t damage the heads. Be careful, as some panels have to be a certain way up, you might not click until a few stages ahead. I’d assembled the back and then realised the hole was in the wrong place for the bike ramp. Hence, read ahead. Make sure you think about how things will fit, same with the side gutters.Once up, it’s sturdy, the doors close fine, locked up fine and looks secure.Size wise, it’s good, bit low, but you get used to bending down. Fasten the locks on the wheel closest to the doors, makes it easier.It is good value, if you can manage the build. So be aware that there are 260 little self tapping screws to work on, many as absolute ground level, so get a kneel pad.You’ll need screwdrivers, spanners and a swear box.

Ok I opted for the 2 bike storage which is still big, just shame so flimsy material, some connection points require bend a small perforated tab of metal so you can then put screw in to connect. These break I had to find a small corner bracket to join. Lots of the screws are useless. Beware very sharp edges, don't bother trying to remove the clear film waste of time. The structure is so flimsy even assembled you have to be very careful moving it to final location. Oh you can't assembled if you want it close to other structure or fence because all panels screws etc are fixed from the outside. Don't take any notice of delivery estimated time its a joke. constantly chasing my order and Amazon auto help gets you no where quickly. Supplier compensated a little for delays in getting it to me when finally got contact with them. Big laugh was courier delivered one box I said oh there's two, no just one, went off to van cone back oh got another delivery for you really. Still at least made sure got both boxes do it that way.So is it worth the money honestly Don't bother you better of getting some free old pallets stripping them down use the timber and build a strong box that will keep your items secure and be strong enough to support you if you need access above it.