Very good shed. The instructions had one little mistake in the door assembly which had us stumped for about an hour. If not for that, I would rate at 5 stars.

Great shed for the price. Instructions are complicated and many steps not covered in sequential order of completion. But with a little patience and another person mechanically inclined to assist it can be done in less than the 2 days it took my brother & I. He has over 40 years experience as a mechanic and he thought the assembly instructions could use a total re-write and clarification.

Pleasure to put together and I tell no lie. It is great I've already seen that is waterproof and I was able to hang shelving from the roof so I'll have no problem with that I recommended for everybody that would like to do it yourself and see a great result

I got what I hoped for. When you get the boxes, study the instructions well and before you freak out start building the sub assemblies first and set them to the side. Once that is done and you have base / floor built start with the floor (make sure the floor is right with the bushings right where the instructions say to put them) Once that is done start assembly per the instructions. It takes time but is not hard. (Note; if you use a cordless drill to put in the Phillips screws...set the ratchet so you don't pull the plastic threads out). Have Fun..its worth it.

We purchased this two weeks ago, it arrived during the 3-hour time period they designated (arrived on the earlier portion of the time-frame actually, which gave us time to unload things from the boxes and categorize the items).

We had prepped a solid and completely level surface prior to the shed's arrival out of cinder blocks and gravel.

We built the shed in a single day with 3 people. It took 8-9 hours from start to finish and we were very impressed with the instructions and versatility of the design. We actually placed one of the windows on the back side of the shed and it worked much better for our shed's location.. We watched the 10-minute video on Lifetime's website prior to starting to get a general idea of how the construction process works and it helped a lot.

The instructions begin with step 1 as the foundation (we skipped this step since we'd already done that). From there, steps 2-5 can be done at any time/location (you can do it on rainy day in a garage, for example), as it's merely doing prep work of attaching hinges, screwing together the framework for the roof, etc. Step 6 is placing the flooring on the foundation. Steps 7-13 go into raising the walls, doors, roofing, and accessories. The roofing was the trickiest and we're glad we had 3 people because it went pretty quickly.

The final structure looks great and appears very stable. We've had a strong storm and there were no leaks of any kind. We caulked the inside at the base of the floors, but otherwise there don't appear to be any gaps and it's a very solid building. Highly recommend it!