Garden Shed 3.07m x 1.55m x 2.17m Rivergum

Unless you have some assembly skills I would not buy this.

overall good product, can be assemble by 1 x person, will take some time, instructions can be better but if you think about it then make sense. Structural 7/10 function 10/10 weather tightness 9/10 botton frame can leak water but if you silicon around, then no problem

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Purchased this shed completewith wooden floor. Floor came with instructions to join the runners if shed length was over 3.5 metres. Rest of job was a major due to incorrect instruction and helpline advice. General shed assembly is marginal and very bad instruction manual.

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Would recommend as a good shed. As has been pointed out, the instructions are not the best in places, so sit down and read them twice. The second shed I built in about 8hrs by myself, but I had a wall to keep backwall upright while I got the side wall. Otherwise I would recommend 2 people. Once the 4 walls were fixed, i moved it 300mm forward to get behind to fix back wall bracing, then moved it back with no damage done. Overall, a good sturdy shed, but the doors can be awkward to get fitted properly. Could I recommend that 2 extra catches be supplied for the doors to secure the tops.

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Mixed feelings, both during and after building the shed. As many others have stated, instructions are okay, not great. The videos online provided some additional help to provide a little more detail and fill the gaps. Though once completed the shed is quite strong (I did use every single TEK screw and rivet provided and then added about 40 more rivets), the metal itself is quite thin gauge and scratches easily, the rear wall and side walls are perfectly square, the front however is built as recommended with the correct overlaps etc, it is approximately 1-2 inches longer than the rear, and even then, the upper and lower spacers for the door frames are too short to fit both doors. I had to push the door frames over further to allow enough roof to fit both doors comfortably, because of this there is a 15-20mm gap on either side of the spacers, which looks ridiculous and defeats the purpose of having a spacer in the first place. In short, the sooner you realise the shed will not be perfect, the happier you will be, yes, the shed is on the cheaper side, but, at the same time, it's not a small amount of money either. At first I was disappointed when the shed wasn't perfect as it should be, but, in the end, I was happy it was done to be honest. We recently had 120km+ winds and happy to say the shed came through no problem. I do recommend the shed but do say to buyers to not expect the shed to be perfectly square, I had a friend who bought a smaller shed at the same time, they had similar quality issues too, sounds pretty standard.

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I made our about 6 years ago. The video definitely helped in assembly over the instructions. It's still going strong and is dry, the only wear is some rust on screws, hinges and door bolt but occasional CRC keeps that at bay.

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The instructions were terrible. Im a reasonably handy guy but it took 2 of us 3 days to finish this. Luckily we had our own rivet gun because if jammed on the first rivet. Having said that it's sturdy as and Im happy we bought the floor too.

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The Garden Shed when finished is as we expected it would be, but assembling it was the biggest nightmare we’ve ever faced for the many flat packs we’ve recently put together, including a 9mL x 3.5mH carport shelter. This was because the instructions are rubbish. Critical diagrams are poorly drawn, vague, too small, and ambiguous at best. Photos that are essential to understand how the assembled sections should look are no better. As well, the construction is very flimsy until all the components are locked together, so don’t try to erect it in even a mild breeze. Disappointing Trade Tested, compared to the other great flat pack products we’ve had from you.

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I had a handyman assist me put this together. It took a while, but I am happy with the result.

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Looks just like it should. Everything is in the kit.

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