Garden Shed 3.07m x 1.55m x 2.17m Rivergum

Shed good but instructions average. Riveter provided broke half way through and only half seal tape provided. Arrived well packed.

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Fantastic product. Recommend that you have three people to put it up, as we underestimated how short I am, and hubby needed someone taller than 5ft to help secure the roof and supports. That is a reflection on us, not the shed lol The quality is great, the colour options were good too. I liked that the screws and bits were separated so we knew which stage of building the shed they were for. Definitely recommend this product,. I think hes considering buying another in the future.

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Overall happy with the shed, I was impressed it included the HEX head fitting, worked very well, and the drill bit and the rivet gun, however drill bit shattered on 1st use and the rivet gun jammed (I later fixed it) . I had my own drill bits and rivet gun, so no drama. Instructions were good, however the front panel and doors took some working out. Even then I took apart a few times. I ended up fitting my own fastening clasp. The tape provided was way short of what was required. I had spare rolls from another job anyway. Recommend two people to assemble, specially when standing up the walls and afixing the rivets back wall stabliisler.

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I purchased this last year, to start with when opened it had scratches on most of the panel, I had to pay to have it put up and that cost me an arm and a leg. I have had the door open by itself twice now and dented the door. I now have to use a screw driver to try and close the lock. The hinges are rusting already so all I can say is stay clear I should have bought a wooden one for my firewood and taken note of the other bad reviews.

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The shed is good size. The price is very attractive. It does look good after putting togerther. This product is quite week. There is lot of drilling involved. The door part is hard part. To get it square and even is when u want to give up. Within a month of installment I can notice surface rust on bottom panel. So makes me think. How well it do for 10 years. Other wise good size. Looks good with proper floor.

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I wanna start off by saying it's a solid shed. Nice and decent room storage for our stuff currently. Built our own foundation as it's cheaper. But in all honesty I've given this review 3 stars as this has taken us 3 days to do. The walls were easy, getting to the roof was the 'fun' part. Instructions weren't easy to follow especially with the pictures as it would show some part but not all the part leaving us have to guess where and what it should look like. It has been a lot of back and forth with the roof as the Instructions are in some ways back to front. As well as some pieces don't fit. The door didn't fit as was too tight in height so we had to grind 5mm off the bottom piece, then when it was closed, the brace in the middle of the doors made the gap tight while the top and bottom were out. Bit of odd design for the bracing on the back wall.. Other than having to get all the different tools out for this shed that isn't on paper. It is nice. Just double think on the roof Instructions.

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This is the fourth garden shed we've purchased from Trade Tested, and my wife and I assembled it together. The key is to follow the instructions carefully and work step by step. Since it was our fourth assembly, we managed to minimize mistakes this time. Id say the most challenging part was assembling and attaching the doors. However, were very happy with the result. We installed it for tenants in a rental property without a garage, and theyre very pleased with it.

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Reasonably robust shed that has proven to be water tight. Instructions are crap - discount any prior review that says instructions are good - they simply aren't. They need better images of assembled joints/details, need to get instructions in sequence - and improve the written language. Be careful too - not sure if it is practical to wear gloves for protection from sharp metal edges and also handle screws, rivets etc. If you don't wear gloves, there will be blood and swearing. If I was to repeat, I would just put the effort into building a wooden shed from scratch - even if the cost of ply alone will be well more than this entire shed.

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hubby is very happy with his early christmas present many thanks

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As mentioned in many reviews, the instructions and far from good. You need to pay particular attention to the pictures. The pictures generally show which way a piece should be applied, look at detail. The weather shield provided did 3/4 of the gables only, the silver tape barely stuck. Don't build to close to a fence as you need access behind to pop rivet the braces from outside. Definitely use sealant on corner laps and tack with self tapers ( not Tek screws). I also sealed all gable joints as the 2 ridge facia did not fit at all. They were shocking.. The completed shed however is a great size and looks great. Only I'll know the imperfections. Do not try to build in any kind of wind; the more hands on board in assembling the better as the panels are flimsy until joined and screwed together.

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