Devoko Outdoor Storage Shed 5 x 3 FT Lockable Metal Garden Shed Steel Anti-Corrosion Storage House with Single Lockable Door for Backyard Outdoor Patio (Green)

Easy to install and love love love

I bought 2 of these and have spent the last 2 days putting them together. They are nice enough, the instructions could be better but the thing that makes me wish I could return them is the stupid protective film they covered the doors with. It is nearly impossible to pull off. No joking, it stretches breaks into small sticky pieces. Each door is covered front and back with this sticky plastic coating that has taken hours and hours of frustrating work to remove. On the second one I skipped taking it off the back of the door altogether. For that reason alone I would advise not buying this product.

This thing is pain to put together. The instructions are a few pics and just figuring it out. We didn’t even finish putting the doors on as just the structure tested our love for one another!

It takes a little bit to put together but it is a great feed shed for our goats and chickens. Definitely, put blocks or concrete down before assembling.

This product is poorly engineered. The screw holes in the roof don't line up with the base holes. I have it 3/4" built and they want me to return the product to get a refund. I have 4 hours into assembly already. There is no way I can un-assemble and return. This is a horrible product.

I live in a tiny home which means I have limited storage for my outdoor garden and wood working tools! The size is perfect for the space I wanted to build it on. The color matches my home so it is a win win...well..... This is for sure a 2 person job! There is no possible way one person could put this together, and it does say that on the instructions. It's mostly because one person has to hold a wall up on one side, while another person drills in the screws on the other size. It took my boyfriend and I about 2.5 hours to build it and move it to the space I wanted it....but the ground wasn't level...so I ended up using bricks on one end to level it and then it was good! I do suggest you find a shelf unit for the inside for easier storage...or else you will be piling things on top of each other...unless you are using it for bikes, larger items etc. Anywho....I do love this storage unit and especially the size! Yes to this storage unit! Other than that everything stayed dry inside over the rainy winter months!

You definitely need two people to assemble this shed. The time estimate of two to three hours is off, because you will need at least an hour to peel off the extremely infuriating protective plastic film. I'm not peeling off some of it. It's ugly, but not as ugly as the kafka-esque nightmare of peeling it. You'll want to watch the assembly video. It's helpful, but not as helpful as the many comments left by other people who ordered this shed and discovered that several of the parts are not correctly pre-drilled. You'll want to add a drill bit to your list of tools needed for assembly Or, maybe not. The metal is so thin, you can just about drive the screws where they need to go without pre-drilling. The latch hardware placement is just enough off to be frustrating. No part of this shed is weather, bug, or any other kind of proof. I would not ever count on it to keep anything safe unless, like us, you put it under your porch roof. You can literally put your fingers between the roof and the walls. In several places the screws are held in place by nothing but the protective plastic covers meant to keep you from scratching yourself on protruding screws. Speaking of scratching yourself, this kit will make you bleed. They included some fluffy woven gloves for you to use (two pairs!), but you can't actually accomplish any assembly with them on, they're too fluffy. The color is pretty, and the size is as described.

This was easy to assemble, though it took a few hours. The metal of the shed was very thin. There were two times I got cut- when I was trying to pry the base pieces apart and when I tool the plastic wrap off one of the pieces. You will want to wear the provided gloves to do those things. I found the plastic so difficult to remove I just left it on the other pieces that had it. Two of these pieces were the door panels so the green door looks white. Because of the thin metal the shed is very light. I screwed it down to the wood I set it on, but it could be blown away in strong winds if it isn't anchored, or could be crushed in place if the wind was strong enough. Paint scratches very easily. The instructions were pretty easy to follow, though a couple times I had to look ahead to see exactly how something was supposed to be placed because the pictures could be interpreted a few different ways. If you are looking for a small shed it is okay. I wish I'd paid the extra for the 4x6 though. The things I wanted to store barely fit in the 3x5 and they will not be easy to remove if I want to use them. Oh well. If you are on the fence I would suggest going for the larger size.