Dellonda Galvanised Steel Metal Garden/Outdoor/Storage Shed, 5FT x 2.5FT, Pent Style Roof - Green - DG113

Great shed well designed. Took me about 8 hours and part of that was because i didnt read parts properly. A impact or drill driver and a rivet gun certainly makes assembly bearable, if you dont have these tools i wouldnt recommend getting this. Its rained.several times and is completely waterproof so far. Pretty durable providing you dont bash it about. Loads of extra screws and fittings. Storage capacity is as expected.

Well what can I say. I am 70 years old Woman and I bought this to house my mobility scooter. My grandson and I built it together and we had lots of hiccups. I broke my toes so was out of action for a couple of weeks, then it snowed another couple of weeks, then I got Covid and well I was bad for 3 weeks. But am happy to say between the 2 of us me being the brains and he being the brawn and strength, we work well together and although we had a few minor problems we managed to overcome them and it's up and running. Electrics are wired up and now I can charge my scooter in the shed without having to bring it into the house. I wouldn't say it was an easy task but we got there in the end. I would recommend this to anyone else who needs a new metal shed. I got 5ft x 5ft and it fits in my space like it was made for it. I would have no hesitation in recommending this and the company who supplied it and I give it a big 💯% 5⭐ and worth every penny.

The shed arrived very well packaged, early and delivery guys were spot on. Spent 2 afternoons erecting, no major issues to report, all parts were there, instructions easy enough for follow. Hardest part was probably putting the second half of the roof up. Once its all up and bolted down etc it seems very sturdy. If i had the space i would happily buy another. Only negative really is the security aspect. All these types of buildings are a bit lack lustre in this area, so will be "modifying and upgraded" the security of the building. Nothing will stop them getting in if they really want to but as long as i can make it as difficult, time consuming and as noisey as possible i will be happy. Overall i would highly recommend for anyone looking for a good garden storage/workshop building.

A word of warning... these have no base at all and need to be properly bolted to the ground. If you do that at ground level, water can and will get in underneath. So you need to prepare the base properly... a concreted pad is best... But then that means extra expense. When comparing this to a simple, sturdy, well built wooden shed... there's no difference in the cost really. So ask yourself a few questions. 1: Am I trying to save money? 2: Do I have an area already prepared for it, or do I need to spend extra? 3: Do I like fiddling with flimsy panels with sharp edges that bend and get damaged easily? 4: Do I just want a shed that goes up quick and easy? If you want a quick shed... this isn't for you. If you need to prepare a concrete pad for it... it's not for you. If you like fiddly, sharp, easily damaged panels and screw holes that rarely ever line up and often bend rather than accept the screw.... Then... Boy... do I have news for you... You've found a winner. Look... once it was built and placed in the spot we wanted around the side of the house, and bolted down... and then raising the floor a little with some plastic decking... it works just fine... once you've bent the door into place properly because the panels are about as well put together as a tesla (if you've ever seen the humongous panel gaps on one of those POS, you'll understand)... A year later, it's still standing. But I did have to remove a lot of the screws and replace with stronger rivets once I realised that anyone could come along with a little screwdriver and remove the entire door in about 2 mins. There's probably only about 25% of the supplied screws left, the rest are stronger rivets now. So I can't recommend one... it's cheap, it's flimsy and is best kept out of sight in your garden where no one could easily walk up to it and rip it open with their bare hands. I actually bought 2 of them... a 5x5ft and a 5x3ft... I threw the 5x3ft one away. In a few weeks, I'm putting up a decent wooden shed and regretting the money I wasted on these to try and save a couple hundred quid... Because it's ended up costing me £400 more in the long run.

Okay

2.3m X 2.3m all was as described. You will need good 6 hours to put all together.

Bad quality, missing items, no instructions

I bought this shed to put my German Shepherds box in . I'm absolutely delighted with it and it could serve a number of purposes. Definitely worth a buy I highly recommend this.