Keter Factor 8x11 Shed 3.32m x 2.57m

Great shed, went up easily. I put a solid bench and power in mine, and there is still plenty of room. Only one problem is that it gets really hot inside on a sunny summers day, which is not a biggie, when the double doors are opened up. It stood up well to the pouring rain and strong winds we had recently.

Was a bit upset with a broken piece but luckily was not the end of the world. Took about 6-8 hours each by the time you organise the pieces and put together. We bought two so were experts by the second one. Roof panels are painful but we used a bit of lube to make the panels slide easier. Ensure your base is level and you have room each side. Go through the manual as you can pre prepare some sections so once you’re in the swing you aren’t doing itty bitty stuff (like washers on parts and the ventilation on the roof etc.) def think it needs to come with floor screws to attach to base. Unsure why that wouldn’t be there. Only just put up and hasn’t been through strong wind yet. The sticky floor strips keep out of sun or the stick melts off and goes everywhere. Also set your pieces up in shade or the metal parts will burn your hands. They look fantastic and are spacious.

This shed is a piece of junk. It is no more than a very expensive plastic playhouse. It had at least 3 cracked/broken pieces when we unpacked to build the shed. The pieces were replaced. We constructed the shed as instructed and it was built in a secure corner surrounded by 2 solid fences and the house. One month after construction it was completely blown to pieces by a windstorm. And most definitely would never buy one of the sheds again and will never recommend anyone to either. Photos show before and after

Easy to assemble, although needed some missing parts in the package sent to me. She is useful, but the plastic door hinges are weak and have broken on both doors already. Have had to resort to fitting metal hinges to the doors.

First thing was the design/build of the base, as this was going on an almost-flat lawn. No where is the actual floor dimensions of this beast, and I wanted the floor just a few mm larger than the shed (to help drainage). So out came the floor bits... scattered through the 3 x 70Kg boxes lol. One day to build the floor. 6 hours for my partner and I to build the shed. I did use an electric screwdriver - essential, as long as you don't over-toque the screws. She was getting the next bits ready and showing me the assembly diagram (not step by step instructions but a series of diagrams) while I was assembling/screwing the thing together. The roof panels needed patience and a coffee-break and was def the hardest bit but we didn't break anything. Very water-tight. Very pleased.

Simple to put up (no, really simple to put up!). Helps to have 2 people just for holding and fetching stuff. Nothing too heavy, all clicked into place, screwed in well, fitted well. Good size (2 motorcycles, and a bench easy) Better than I thought so I bought another one. Looks good too. On a fine day with the right music - took about 2 hours

The product was just as promoted, and was well boxed together. Instructions were easy to read. It was a breeze to assemble. We are so pleased with this excellent great looking water type shed.

About the shed: the manual is very clear and easy to follow. All together to make a wooden base and assemble the shed that took 5 hours to work for 2 professional men.

Why not 5 star? Well just a couple of let downs, I found a lot of moulding tags that needed trimming, the slide latches for the doors are flimsy (they got replaced), and some form of seal is needed between the walls and floor (maybe a compression foam strip). When doing door assembly flip though to door hardware and attach before mounting the doors. So, overall very satisfied with the final product, and got it up in a day with help from our son.

This shed is amazing. Very sturdy and weather proof and the assembly instructions were perfect.