Garden Shed 2.31m x 1.55m x 2.02m Wood Finish

Easy to follow instructions, accurate elements. No missing parts. A bit tricky to put first walls together but overall a successful project.

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Easy to follow the instructions

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Good quality for price happy with end result. Would take about day and half of work to put together. Fairly straightforward. Good storage for our bikes.

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Easy to follow instructions. Good shed for price

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Good shed once you finally get it assembled

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Overall a decent shed, especially for the price. I suggest the following based on my experience building one. The rivet gun supplied packed in on first rivet, suggest buy a decent one from hardware store; I also used rivets in many more places than the screws supplied, finding it gives a better finish (albeit a little more work that self tapping screws). Noting that the Teck screws supplied are all one length and too long, so protrude inside the shed (rivets don't). If you're building the shed single or short handed then suggest construct roof panels 2 sections, it's going to be far easier to lift into position. I actually laid the roof panels in situ 1 by 1, which made it real easy on my own; fit into the edging frame as you go. Rear wall also can be build in 2 sections, and join the sections in the middle once you've fitted each to the sides i.e. rear corners; this makes getting the corners square and together much easier.Door frame as per roof and rear wall don't assemble to one piece ; its unclear how it goes together and too flimsy if assemble for carrying into position; so assemble as a RHS and LHS only...you can connect then both once they in the right positions. Lastly I laid the shed onto a concrete slab and made a wooden frame to sit it on (treated H4 pine), using angle brackets to allow for any adjustments needed (after reading a lot of reviews about the tolerances on these products) glad I did.

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100% love this Shed, took all day with the help of my 2 boys to put together, as finances were tight, so I do recommend to get a quote for a tradesman to do it, OVERALL really happy and proud to say we did it and its fab. Plenty of room for all my tools, Lawnmower etc, Standing head room is great and it fitted perfectly into the space of my home built Pallet shed I built which served its purpose for 3 years. and matches our deck our landlord just repaired, and is pleasing to the eye from the back looking out our ranchslider. Thanks T/Tested. 5 *****

Not an easy job, took me days! Some instructions are clear, some are not. Happy with end result considering price.

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Ill be honest I bought this for the second time because the first one I put in a stupid place that I couldnt easily access a few years ago and its just sat there empty. Im 5ft 2in and I put them together by myself, the instructions were easy. They are sturdy, hold up to wild winds and they dont leak. I would seriously buy again.

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This is the latest chicken coop. It is attached to skids and I can tow it with the car. (It's stropped down to stop it being blown away in the wind.) It is on a spot which I want out of paddock and prepped for berries. So I'll be putting straw inside at regular intervals and in a couple of months pull up the roosts and tow it to the next spot. These sheds are surprisingly strong. A previous one was fine with 200mm of snow on top. Another one recently had a tree top crash on it. I was expecting a pancake, but it was just a bit crumpled in one corner and still providing sheep shelter. You do need a nice cup of tea and/or valium before attempting assembly. I generally did things wrong three different ways before getting it right, and then the instructions made perfect sense. Possibly Im a bit slow and possibly it is just hard figuring out what to do from diagrams. Perhaps there could be a link to a youtube video showing the correct way to assemble?

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