Patiowell 8x6 Metal Shed Pro With Peak Roof

I haven’t noticed any leaks. The material is thin but it is sturdy once it is all put together. It’s 4’ by 6’ and 6’ tall at the tallest point. It does not have shelves. It was pretty annoying to put together but I like it better more that it’s done.

This shed is pretty decent for the price. Fairly easy to put together, but allow a good amount of time, approximately 4-5 hours. It's definitely a two person job. An impact driver will come in handy as well. As mentioned in other reviews, the plastic wrap that they use to protect the pieces is a pain to remove.

This project took my husband and I about 6-7 hours to building, however that’s including the base we built for the shed itself. Although we did this project in 108 degree TX heat, the instructions were fairly clear and very easy to follow! Of course we had the occasion moment of confusion with thick direction something went or which side of something faced where. No missing parts!

Overall, very pleased with this purchase! I would definitely recommend it for anyone who had the time and patience to assemble. As far as durability, it seems very strong while also lightweight - we were even able to screw and secure it to the wooden base it’s set on.

I was able to assemble this alone, but needed to use my 6' ladder to screw on the roof panels. I made a floor using 10 bricks that I had, 11 pressure-treated 2x4sx8 (12" on center) and 1 1/2 sheets of 3/8" plywood. There were NO INSTRUCTIONS! I searched for assembly instructions and found some at: "Patiowell-8x6-Metal-Shed-instructions-min.pdf-Read-only" then selected "8x6 Metal Garden Shed." Most parts are sealed in shrink-wrap. I only removed the wrap on the outside of the doors, (white wrap covering brown doors) and that took over an hour. (Huge pain!) Many parts are very sharp but with such small hardware pieces it's not possible to wear gloves. Look closely at the assembly pictures and don't take anything for granted. Understand the roof supports and roof panels especially. I didn't use the plastic washers or protective screwtip covers. The screws aren't exposed anyway. And here's a pleasant surprise... When I opened the doors fully, the top corners tuck under the roof edge nicely to keep them open.

"So far, so good with our new shed. It was easy to assemble. However, some corners arrived bent, and the instruction insert suggesting to just bend them back felt a bit disappointing for such an expensive product. I wish I had known it was likely to arrive damaged. Despite that, we like it, and it's surprisingly sturdy."