Manor Pent 6 x 4

Not bragging (!) But managed to build this by myself in around 3 hours Just follow the instructions to the letter and you shouldn't have to many issues (use an electric driver/drill though otherwise you'll be there for ever. The roof is fiddly but the plastic lip that has to slot in to the vertical panels is quite flexible, just take your time with this part, it didn't need forcing. Overall it's a great little shed, especially when on offer. It's sturdy, looks good although the colour is an odd choice. Size is pretty good inside too. I laid it on a slightly uneven patio which was also on a drainage slant and it was fine, just make sure you level the panels up before screwing them together. It's not really that secure but then it's a plastic shed.. I would advise boarding the inside of you intend to put anything sharp in there like metal racking as the floor is spongey - this helps it lay well on uneven ground though. I'm really pleased with it and don't regret the purchase at all.

Felt very flimsy at first but it gets more sturdier as you build simple enough to put together via instructions use a electric screw driver or drill it'll make your build alot easier also make pilot holes before screwing again it'll make the job easier the roof was a bit of a challenge but got there after about half an hour I found it easier to get the front in place first screw it in place and then work round i also put a bucket of water on the roof for extra weight while getting it fitted.it is possible to do by one person as I did but two people would be better but not a must final results looks amazing and plenty of room inside for all my gardening tools jet wash with room still left over.im more than happy with the end results I would definitely buy another if needed.i decided to put the panel for the door the opposite way round so I could step over to gain entry rather than bend down

We bought this shed to eliminate the need for a storage unit when moving from City Centre to a new house. It was delivered promptly and in good order - I had seen the reviews mentioning many damaged parts. We didn’t experience any of that. For the most parts the instructions were helpful with a few exceptions:1. The roof is a total pain to put on, that process does need to be rethought. For us it was easiest to start in the back, get those corners on, and then work forward. The shed is not square until that point, so keep some of the high density cardboard to hammer against. Have a mallet handy.2. The door assembly require you to screw self drilling screws through the metal rails. Have a power drill that plugs in handy to do this. It was too much for my lightweight battery powered screwdriver - which stopped retaining a charge halfway through. I got it assembled at the cost of three blisters on my hand.3. The door hinges don’t line up exactly with the pre drilled holes in the door frame and the two screws in the long part of the hinge do not screw into the plastic inserts that you put in the door when assembling it. My recommendation - Only start the screws in the hinges on the door, and then align it with the holes on the door frame. That gives you plenty of room to wiggle it and get the best alignment. Then when it’s all started, shim the door on the bottom a little and tighten them all up.Other than that its perfectly fine for what I need. I did read some reviews about the floor feeling flimsy - It does feel that way, but its a plastic garden shed, my expectations weren’t that high. It’s easy enough the way the shed is constricted to use your own floor. The plastic is fine for me storing a few boxes and lawn tools. I also had some people comment on the “security aspect”. Locks keep honest people out, anyone that interested in my £90 mower could cut through this thing with a utility knife. If I was storing anything much more valuable - I’d get a metal building or a wood one. Again, Expectations - this is a plastic storage building.Good value for the money, easy to assemble, Could do with some more predrilled holes in the metal parts.

Easy to put together. Read a lot of reviews before purchasing and after reviewing ALOT of sheds this one seemed the best one.Took me and my partner around 2 hours to install. If you place everything out in order first and then follow instructions step by step , it was easy. Good size, not 6x4 inside but still a good space. Seems to ge sturdy.Would recommend.

Although very strong and very well engineered but it is not a 6x4 as it says, I built a foundation for a 6x4 and it was just too big for it which means in rainy seasons water is going to go under the shed.

Good piece of kit reasonable price easy to erect if you follow instructions all fitted together no gaps good storage depending on your need's looks flimsy but sturdy when erected looks good on patio

Avoid at all costs. Assembly was biblical ( it was made in Israel). Poor instructions, looks like some pieces were cut with a Stanley knife. Couldn’t get the roof to fit accurately and gave up ,just used heavy stones on top to secure. Make sure you put heavy items inside to stabilize it. Basically,buy a wooden shed!.