Oneinmil Large Outdoor Sheds

This shed is underrated and under reviewed. Some ends were slightly bent but easily bent back into place with pliers. Took me a long time about 15 hours split into 2 days to assemble but couldve got some time was spent doing rework because i put some thing on backwards or upside-down. If you have someone to put the screws in the washers and set them up so they dont separate helps a lot. They also give you more than enough screws washers and bolts so if you drop some in the grass and cant dind them dont worry if youll still have enough. Also if you do split it into 2 or more days like myself assemble the doors, front and back gables and vents, and roof beams while you are in for the night. Yes its dents easily but its expected and the dents are easily and effortlessly pushed back into place. If youre looking for a shed this is a good one. I purchased the indoor and outdoor solar lights from amazon. I plan on putting silicon around the base border to waterpoof it. I also plan on adding windows. For the foundation i bought about 40 bags of quikrete gravel and 70 bags of quikrete cement mix and did a drypour (which was easy and hard at the same time. Hard part was moving the bags. Easy part was setting it look on YouTube for more instructions on dry pouring cement). I would definitely recommend just getting a cement truck to come out and pour it while you do the screeding or do a gravel or wood palet foundation to save money unless you have a team to move the cement and gravel bags. But all in all this shed is exactly what i need and for the price i cant believe it.

Good for an inexpensive shed. Relatively rugged once constructed. Downside is the instructions weren't great and even though I followed the directions exactly I still found a few fit problems and there was leaking on some parts of the roof where the sealing around the bolts wasn't great. I plan to apply some additional silicone sealant to try and get it totally waterproof. Pay very careful attention to the early parts of the roof construction on panel placement or you will have to take some of it apart and redo it as I had to.

There's a lot I could write about this shed but I hope the pictures help. I'll try to summarize it here.Pros:It was the most affordable shed I could find. I knew I had to put this together so that wasn't an issue for me.Cons:-The height needs to be higher. I kept hitting my head on the door top bar. I'm only 5 feet 5 inches. So unless you're really short this is probably not what you want.-It has a lot of screws that need to go in place.-It's flimsy as can be when putting it together. I had wind so that didn't help me one bit, but I got it done.-The panels are nicely painted but are also thin. I wished they had a few more cross members like the door for a bit more strength.Other comments:I ended up going to the local depot and getting two of those metal pieces you see on the picture in order to raise the top another 3 inches which made a huge difference. I ended up using rivets in order to attach the top and some screws. It was just too low for my liking.I also bought a metal shelf from wally world and it just fits. Make sure to measure before you buy anything.In short this was just right for the space but it's relatively small and will get full quick. I looked for a taller one but could not find one so this is what I did.

This shed turned out to be a great addition to my backyard. The 5×3 size is just right for storing garden tools, pool supplies, and even my bike without taking up too much space. The metal construction feels durable, and it holds up well against wind and rain.I like that it comes with lockable doors for extra security, and the brown color blends in nicely with the patio and garden area. Assembly took a little time, but once it was put together, it felt very stable and reliable.If you’re looking for a compact, weather-resistant, and secure outdoor shed, this one is a solid choice.

Honestly, for the price this is a great option. Keep in mind it is not perfect but i think it is worth it. Will need to make sure you build a strong stable base to go under the shed. We built a wood platform/deck to hold the shed. The doors are a little wonkey and do not like to close properly without some wiggling around. There are also some gaps in some areas once the shed is put together but some spray foam easily closes that up. It looks good and is really worth it. I would recommend it. It holds a lot of items. Be careful the material is very sharp!