Keter Darwin 4x6 Feet Outdoor Storage Shed, Graphite Gray – Lockable Resin Organizer Unit with Single Door, Window, and Skylight for Backyard, Garden, or Lawn Organization

We placed on strong plastic pallets. floor snaps together so no cracks, but isn't solid so needs flat surface to put on. super nice looking shed, not an eye sore like most. missing some screws and way too many of other screws but we got it put together. Takes two ppl min to put together. takes longer than they boast about. but worth it. seems it'll last for a long time.Empty 4 men can move it by hand, seriously, we did.

It's a nice shed for the price. I bought the 4x6' shed a couple years ago and just bought the matching larger 6x8' version. It sits outside in the Arizona sun and hasn't faded and still looks the same as the first day I got it. If you need something that looks nice and easy to maintain I recommend it but keep in mind that this isn't super strong like a wood shed would be.I had a couple issues getting this shed. The 6x8' shed comes in two boxes, make sure they deliver both of them. I only got the first box when they initially delivered it and I had to send it back for a replacement. The replacement shipment included two boxes but like others have experienced, I was missing one part and I had to wait over a week to get the part from Keter to finish building it. All in all it was over two weeks after I received the first shipment that I had everything I needed to build the shed. Keter, this needs to be figured out, it shouldn't ever happen.

I was hesitant about buying a plastic shed at first but I couldn't justify the cost of a wooden shed. So, I went ahead and pulled the trigger on this shed and I'm beyond pleased with it. The plastic should last longer than wood anyways. Once you've fully assembled the shed and filled it with everything you plan to store in it, it's very sturdy. In fact, it's much more sturdy than I had hoped or expected. The weatherproofing of this shed is top notch. As soon as I completed building it, heavy rain rolled through and not a single leak. I assembled most of the shed by myself then needed help getting the roof on and all the remaining screws in but I could see someone completing this by themselves, it would just take longer. I started building it around 10:30am and had it completed around 1:30pm that same day but the base I had already completed a couple days before. Delivery of the shed was through a third party delivery company who dropped it off on a pallet, no damage to the box in my case. It arrived in a couple days after I placed the order. All in all, I would buy it again in a heartbeat and think you'll be pleased with it as well.

This is made poorly and brakes very easily 2 to 3 places it’s broken when I put together. Seems do not line up and it is poorly made. I suggest looking at something better I need to ask for my money back

It’s easy to assemble if you are logical and understand building. The pictures are inconsistent and flip orientation. Also I realised when it arrived that several pieces were broken and immediately reached out then never heard back from customer service. I sent pictures and everything. The pieces are flimsy and delicate before being put together. Definitely open on lush grass or carpet to not mar the surfaces. No leaks whatsoever without any additional sealing. I use it as a dog house. It’s a decent value if you get it to show up with all the pieces not broken. I ended up having to get different hardware and a new pexi glass window.

Needed a small composite shed because my HOA is trash and reluctantly lets you have these over nicer wooden sheds. This was not bad to build by myself in a couple days slowly. Follow the directions and measure the back sides, as I did it wrong at first…a few inches matter.Great in wind. Holding up nicely against house on cement pad. It definitely needed to be level to fit better/perfectly. Really works well for patio stuff and firewood, garden tools.

The most important thing about this is that the ground where you're building it has to be absolutely flat. I'm finding it extremely difficult to get the roof panels to align. The challenge with these plastic structures is how easily all of the panels shift. You have to be really careful that everything is aligned before you start screwing parts together, or you'll be taking it apart to adjust the alignment, possibly more than once.One of the flexible corner panels tore along the seam, so I'll have to shore that up with silicone.Overall, it's well designed. The problems with assembly are just the way these types of structures are.The plastic window panel is ridiculously soft, and scratches easily while cleaning with almost any kind of cloth.Whatever plastic the panels are made out of have a pretty strong static charge, so if you lay them flat on the grass, all kinds of stuff will stick to them.

We have had this shed for two years in Chicago. Holds up great!