Garden Shed 3.07m x 1.55m x 2.17m Rivergum

Purchased this shed (and the flooring kit) and built it in our backyard. Pros: The design looks great once completed. Offers good internal space for storage. Sturdy structure once assembled. Requires only 1-2 people to assemble. However, when constructing the walls 3 people are required. Cons: Overall, the quality doesn't justify the price. 1. Assembling instructions are VERY confusing, lacking details in some key steps (e.g. door and roof). In particular, the three instructions (i.e. the printed version in the carton, the PDF file on your website and the video) are inconsistent in parts, which wasted us a lot of time and resulted in a lot of issues. 2. The wall and roof panels are very thin and sharp, which caused a lot of difficulties when constructing the walls and roof. 3. Wall panels had significant scratches on some of the panel, and dents on almost all the panels, see the photos attached. 4. Some pre-drilled holes on wall channels didnt line up well. Had to drill more holes to fix it. 5. The quality of the supplied rivet gun was VERY poor. It got jammed on the third rivet and could not be fixed. We had to buy a new one from which worked well. 6. The Double-sided Waterproof Tape (the white one) covered only 3/4 of the length required (used according to the instruction). 7. We assembled the door exactly as instructed, but it was still 6-8mm taller than the frame and couldnt be installed to the front frame. I had to cut part of the bottom channel (removed the entire U148 and part of U155) to make the door fit, which may increase the risk of water ingress. See the photo (circled red). 8. ALL roof channels (G165) COULD NOT fit into the Ridge End Cap as it is too large/wide, see the photo attached.

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I am delighted with this shed. Fantastic size, great quality, easily constructed by the kitset man for a very reasonable price. I am going to replace our other old shed with a smaller version very soon, as I am so happy with it.

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This has been one of the most frustrating home DIY projects I think I have ever started. Firstly I would not recommend purchasing the 'built for' timber floor and you build your own which I'm sure will be cheaper and better quality (there was drama with this being sent without any hardware needed). Secondly I would recommend having about 5-6 people help with holding the walls up when you're ready to put together. The walls are very flimsy and very difficult to make all corners square. This will lead to problems when you're attaching the doors - actually I think you will run into problems attaching the flimsy, tin foil doors no matter what you do! This will literally make you go insane... I wouldn't even bother with the supplied door latch if you live in a windy area - these will definitely blow open (so that's another added expense - to get a proper door latch). I will give credit to the roof and beam design - that is quite sturdy. Overall there is A LOT of drilling holes, screwing screws and a lot of rivets, which I guess is not unheard of but this is a lot. You will need a lot of waterproofing along the bottom (where the wall panels meet the bottom channel). - you will also need a lot of band-aids for cuts all over your hands! There was not enough weather-proofing tape. Instructions were poor too... actually, reading through (most) other reviews these same things are mentioned and I thought that I would take a gamble! but come on, wouldn't it be time to listen to your customers and make some changes??! I mean the you-tube videos were uploaded 7 years ago and the written instructions need proper translation and photos by now surely? I have had this shed up for roughly 2-3 months and the door hinges have a lot of rust on them already and there are signs of surface rust on a few other panels and even on the inside! I'm not sure how these issues will be rectified - do I need to replace separate panels and parts as they become rusty?? In summary, the shed looks ok from a distance.

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3days for two of us to assemble excluding the floor assembly. Assembly images should be clearer, tape seal was way to short( had to purchase more). A lot of guessing and thinking which took a lot of time as to what goes where as the instructions were very average. Nice shed once assembled with good space. Would recommend the product but with clearer, better assembly information

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Poor base design leading to flooded floor. Base skirting collects water and overflows into flooring inside. Also had gap problems in between the doors making rain to go inside, had to put a door lid and awning to resolve.

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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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