Suncast 8x7 Ft. Outdoor Storage Shed - Large Resin Shed with Floor, Lockable Double Doors, & Skylights. 378 Cu Ft Tremont Garden Sheds & Outdoor Storage for Lawn Tools, Riding Mowers, Bikes, & More

Absolutely love the BMS870000 storage shed. Looked at a lot and thought this was the most aesthetically pleasing. Really looks great. And all the windows and skylights really help get light inside. The parts are good quality and the assembly instructions are good (and not translated from another language). All the parts are marked with a letter and their orientation… Right, left, top, etc.…very good!. I am 63 and assembled myself in one day. Some installation tips: Lay out all the parts to get familiar and ensure nothing missing. Assemble on a flat surface. A cordless drill with a Phillips bit is very helpful as there are a lot of screws. Do not over tighten… only plastic and can strip. A large rubber mallet is very useful (essential) as the parts need to slide all the way into the mating slot to ensure everything aligns. When assembling the windows, I found it helpful to temporarily tape the window, gasket & frame on the door as you will have to screw it from the other side of door. On the wall panels, I found it very helpful to mark where the “Tabs” on both sides with a sharpie so you can clearly see where they need to align on the corresponding slots in the floor. Best.

Great shed! Overall the setup was easy. Building the wooden platform took more effort than the shed itself. Shed was delivered on a pallet. It took 1 hr to unbox, move to backyard, and take inventory of all the pieces. With everything accounted for it took me 4.5 hrs to put together by myself. If you take your time and follow the directions, then all your holes should line up. It might take some force with some pieces to push them into the proper place. I put this up on a windy day with 30 mph gusts. When I started the walls they held up fine. I was actually surprised. After assembling the whole thing it was pretty solid. I have not had a rain storm yet so can’t speak for the waterproofing but I think it’ll do just fine. As the instructions stress, the base is important. It even includes instructions for a wooden base. I chose to put mine on skids so I can move it if needed. Plus when we get a lot of rain I get quite a bit of puddling, so that’ll keep it from getting flooded. I will probably build a removable ramp for it. Suncast is USA made and known for their outdoor resin storage, so you won’t be disappointed in their quality compared to some of the other sheds on Amazon. So far I think it’s great and will hold up!

Easy to assemble. Did it solo in about 4 hours. Annouyed I was missing 2 plastic pieces to close off upper vents. Otherwise sturdy enough for plastic. I put it on my concrete patio for now. We will see it holds up to a couple feet of snow. Plastic roof skylights let in decent amount of light which is a nice touch. Note: for door gasket install while door is laying on the ground so much easier as gasket likes to pop out.

There's a great YouTube video that takes you step by step through assembly except for the roof. The roof was difficult to install and not shown in the video. The printed instructions were helpful but would have been insufficient if not for watching the video. Small parts are bagged with a reference # - instructions use a different number system & a page explains this. Would be far simpler to label bags with same #. It took 3 of us over 5 hours to assemble using an electric screwdriver for the metal screws (must have). Totally worth the effort. Very nice, sturdy, pieces fit together well. Foundation: We leveled the ground, put down 700 lb (14-50 lb bags) of sand, 72 pavers (11 3/4" square). Huge, heavy boxes - unloaded with a pallet jack - had to store in garage as gate didn't open wide enough (would need an RV gate) to have delivery driver put it in the backyard. We unloaded piece by piece. Don't leave sides & roof panels in the sun during assembly- they get hot (to handle) and can warp.

we had 4 people to build shed and one person handling the directions and pulling the correct screws/part for each step. Took us 1.5 hours to build. biggest PIA was that the parts have no labels on them that correlate to the directions. example: part DD is mentioned in the directions, you have to reference the part list for the part number that represents DD and then match that part number to the package with that part number. No numbers at all on panels or framework. It gave the build a level of difficulty that just didn't need to be there. Otherwise, a beautiful shed. Perfect to house our landscaping tools, bikes, ect.

We love our new shed, it’s actually pretty adorable. Very roomy, it allowed us to take our yard and garden items out of the garage and have the designated garden shed. The garage looks much better and the shed just seems to keep things more organized. Order hooks to go with it, you’ll love them. We had ours done for us by a local contractor. It wasn’t pricy and it saved us days (maybe weeks😂) of grief. And he had it done in an afternoon!

This shed isn't too bad to install. I watched a few other people do it on the tube before it arrived, so when the last mile carrier brought it, I had a good idea what I was getting into. Mine came on a 26ft box truck with a lift gate, and I built a pressure treated base for it out of 2x6s and 1x6 deck boards. I also anchored the base with hurricane tie downs, and during hurricanes, I 'spider web' some 3/8 rope over the shed and down thru the anchors and other d rings I installed along the base. Knock on wood, it's survived direct path hurricanes that obliterated similar sheds in that campground. I disassembled it and moved to a campground 20 miles down the road, reassembled it, and have used it another year so far. I still have extra parts, as there were no missing parts there were actually spares of every kind. Best value for your money available at my time of purchase.