Suncast 8' x 7' Heavy-Duty Resin Tremont Storage Shed with Reinforced Floor, Skylights for Natural Light, Lockable Double Doors, Cream, Made in the USA

I have had this for over a year and it was the best decsion. It was less expensive than its counter part. The materials are sturdy and I was able to put it together by myslef in two days. When it shipped the roof panel looked a little warped but the company was quick and sent out a replacement no questions asked. It was the perfect addition to my back yard for storage. There has been no water penetration or leakage thus far and the window allows air to come in.

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.

I only had enough room for an 8'x8' shed so this worked out perfectly. Product arrived in two boxes. Both boxes were very heavy. You need two fairly strong people to move them.Process took me about 5 hours to assemble and I worked on it nonstop. I already had the platform built (8'x8' treated lumber to avoid rot) ahead of time so was able to get right to it and fully assemble the shed same-day. Platform or base needs to be level or the doors may not close. I didn't have any problems, just noticed it could potentially be an issue. Ceiling panels were a little tricky to do by myself but I managed to get them in position and secured.I was pleased all parts were included and I did not have to contact customer support for anything missing. Instructions were pretty easy to follow, although there were four ceiling braces that were left at the end and I had to kind of figure out where they went by investigation and inspection.Overall I am very please with the resulting shed. It looks good and functions well. The only issue I can see potentially being a problem is the vents on the gables. If there is driving wind mixed with rain, I can see water being able to leak inside the shed and possibly damage water-sensitive items. I may put up a loose flap to help prevent this from occuring. Otherwise, just store everything in plastic bins and it shouldn't be an issue.Also, if your area is subject to high winds, you will want to purchase tornado anchors with cables running over the top to make sure shed is secure in a storm. If base of platform is wood (as is mine), it's easy to secure the shed base using lag screws and wide washers (not included). This will keep the base in place, but in high winds, the rest of the shed could be blown off the foundation if additional anchors are not used. If placed on concrete, you will need to use a hammer drill to drill holes for lag bolts. This would be a more time consuming process.

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.

This suncast shed is AWESOME! We bought it to convert into a chicken coop and it is working great!! We ensured it was shaded as plastic can absorb heat if in the sun. It was relatively easy to put together. Definitely a 2 person job but we also had 2 extra hands. The seals on the door were not cut to size and were kind of a B to get to stay while we assembled the windows. Make sure you have a LEVEL surface!