13x20 ft Metal Storage Shed, Outdoor Tool Shed

Took about 4 days to build mostly by myself. Trusses and roof panels are easier with 2 people. Changed the door to other side but back corners need to be reversed (not indicated in instructions). Also I reinforced roof with a few 2x4s integrated with additional shelves.

Very nice for storage. Great price delivered right to your door. Take several days to assemble not one day... not possible the platform and sorting out all the piece will take one day easy add another 2-3 for assembly if you are two armature for sure. Be careful not to mistake the metal plate, or install the wrong one to be removed and installed again. Very happy with the outcome only cons on it built the cap on roof a bit too short depending on wind direction and rain level. Could be resolve by slightly large cap.

I recently acquired the Outdoor Storage Shed 13x20 FT, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in both durability and functionality. This metal garden shed serves as the perfect storage space for my car, truck, garbage cans, lawn mower, and various other outdoor tools. Its galvanized steel construction ensures robustness and longevity.

The inclusion of a lockable door adds an extra layer of security, offering peace of mind that my belongings are safeguarded against theft or damage. The shed's ample space easily accommodates all my outdoor equipment, and its generous dimensions make it suitable for placement in my backyard, patio, or lawn.

The assembly process proved to be straightforward, requiring minimal assistance. Clear instructions and all necessary parts were provided, facilitating a hassle-free installation experience.

In summary, I am highly satisfied with my purchase of the Outdoor Storage Shed 13x20 FT. It represents a sound investment for anyone seeking a dependable storage solution for their outdoor equipment. I wholeheartedly recommend this product to those in search of a high-quality storage shed for their backyard or patio.

Overall it went together very well but when they say assemble on level ground they mean flat water level flat as it will make it all line up better, we built ours on a slab that used to be a pole barn and it is pretty flat but it was a little off and it showed up when trying to align a few pieces.

The pieces line up correctly if it is off it is the wrong piece, misaligned or uneven ground.

Me being me I had to make changes to the side door location to align with what was left behind from the pole barn and it made a slight difference but no real problems.

It is a metal shed NOT a steel fortress it all has to be assembled together correctly to get maximum strength, it will be enough to keep things out of the weather, there are some areas that could use some caulking and I plan to put screen over the vents before the bees move into the shed.

I still have to assemble and hang to doors but i do not expect any problems with that.

yes, I would buy another one.

This is a decent little shed, it definitely takes 2 people to assemble the frame but once you get the grove it doesn’t take too terribly long. I’d say probably 4 hours total. I just used pallets & nailed plywood on top of the pallets to make a “floor” for it.