Garden Shed 3.07m x 0.79m x 1.92m Ironsand

This shed is real value for money. Easy to assemble with all the bit you need including drill bit, and pop rivet gun. You will need a hand with the back wall and roof, but otherwise can be assembled by one person.

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Yeah na hard to build. Aprox 6 hours. Helper required. Advise using saw horses. Most panels came scratched. That being said does what it says on the box. Is a shed. Looks pretty good. Would rate higher if it didn't come scratched.

A great shed. For this size - you will need 3 people at times, in the construction/erection. Even in a slight breeze there are risks!

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I needed a narrow shed for the purpose of storing 2 electric bikes. I didn't want the roof sloping towards the doors, with a bit of thought I was able to have the high side and doors at the front and slope roof towards the back. Shed is exactly as we wanted and is fit for purpose.

A nice looking shed when finished. Instructions are confusing and hard to decipher in a couple of parts, as the Instructions are hard to see due to the small illustrations. A bit of experimenting before final assembly was frustrating. The roof for whatever reason wasn't wide enough, requiring "stretching" to fit. Doors were sticking as well. On a positive though, looks nice, good for narrow areas, and even comes with a rivet gun in the parts! You don't get that with most sheds.

As long as my tech savvy sons were helping, it all came together easily. Instructions were clear enough and every part was included to complete the project. Every part was the correct length and we are very happy with the finished product.

Nah seriously it was actually quite fun to put together. We figured it would be a good test of our relationship and readers, I'm excited to say we are still together. Kit came with everything we needed. Moving the pieces to put it together was kinda hard as they're flimsy until the structure is put up. I think we have messed up building the doors as they won't shut properly now. We are still deciding if we take them off and rebuild or try shimmy the walls around a bit to make them fit better. TBD. It was hard to get the shed totally flush too, I think some of the parts weren't cut exactly to size (for example the door channel for one of the doors was abut 2cm too short compared to the door and they're all meant to be the same lengths). But with some wrestling we got it all fitted together and working. Now the fun part is to build storage inside and work out what to put in it. I wanted to sleep in it in the first night for fun but my partner wouldn't let me. Sigh.

I have built many of these non-framed budget sheds and this one is easily the best value one I have found. The instructions are quite straightforward and the hardware is of a much higher quality than you would normally find with a budget shed. You still need to take your time building it, as with all lightweight colour steel sheds, but if you have the patience and correct tools, you'll get a great result with this kit.

Great instructions. Comes together well. Best.shed I've ever done.

Quite a mission to assemble but happy with the end result