Stow-Away 4' x 6' Plastic Resin Horizontal Storage Shed in Peppercorn Gray - Perfect for Organizing Your Outdoor Space!

This is our 2nd unit. Our first one was just wonderful and this one is even better, tho I never imagined that possible!

Nice shed for 2 96 gallon trash cans. Took just over 2 hours to assemble by myself. You will have to have a base of cement or wood for this shed. They provide instructions and dimensions for either. Keep a close eye on the instructions or you will have to remove a few screws at a later step. hand tighten screws is a must as a power driver will strip the screws. We will see how it holds up to Wisconsin weather.

Good product for the price. It comes with the most atrocious instructions. Some parts do not even correspond to the instructions even the ones on line. Youtube videos from customers help up to the point that the parts you receive are correct.

I have my doubts about the long term durability of this shed, I'm imagining I'll have to jury rig some repairs over the next few years to keep it completely serviceable. I don't like the way it is mostly held together by screws tapped into plastic. That said, really cannot fault the design for ease of assembly for a well equipped and experienced DIYer. I'm a not-so-fit 70 year old man. I put this together by myself in about two hours after spending half an hour the night before unpacking it and studying the instructions briefly and lining up the exact tools I would need. ~ IMPORTANT NOTE: I did already have a level concrete pad of the correct size placed by a professional sidewalk guy. Also - I have not yet anchored the shed. I'll be using a hammer drill and larger size Tapcon screws for this purpose. I do not mean to minimize the difficulty for someone who is not well equipped. If you're the kind of guy who owns and has used a hammer drill, you'll find it easy. If your entire tool kit consists of a $25 Ikea apartment tool kit and you find assembling Ikea furniture overwhelming, you'll want to call in help. The instructions and the experience of several people who have reviewed this shed say you should have two, maybe even three people present. I found that the only part that was tricky for one person was attaching the roof. The solution to this is to use a telescoping handle of the sort you might use for an extended duster or light bulb changing arm. Position it in the center door latching hole on the floor, support the lid by placing the other end in one of the many recesses molded into the lid, and adjust it to the height you need (about 7 feet) to support the lid while you attach the hinges. Insert all the screws without quite tightening them down all the way, assure that everything is well aligned, and them tighten them down. The shed has room for two 96 gallon rolling trash cans with room to spare. I'm using the shed to store one such trash can, a wider rolling recycling bin, and some folding chairs and table.

This shed is nicely made and packaged, and I am very pleased with the finished product It’s exactly what I needed; pricey but worth it! All pieces fit precisely, but for a few pieces with a tab-in-slot, a rubber mallet can be handy to coax reluctant parts into place. Assembly is straightforward and instructions are logical, but some of the diagrams could have better clarity. I got the 4x6, and it fits my snowblower, generator, power washer and gas can. I added non-OEM hanger hooks, and an electric outlet to power my equipment.