Garden Gear Heavy Duty Portable Shed/Garage for Storage, Galvanised Steel Frame, Extra Strong Waterproof Weatherproof Triple Layer Woven Polyethylene Cover with Apex Roof (8ft x 8ft)

This is a quality project and I'm impressed by the frame design, it's nice and easy to assemble and I'm sure it will be easy to disassemble. Even when the cover is worn out, the frame will still be useful and could be covered to make a shelter with a large tarpauline.I assembled the shelter myself, unaided. It was not hard. One tip - pull the cover over the frame when you have put on the uprights for one side - it will be far easier than trying to do that when fully assembled.There is no floor - that is open and the joins between back and front are not perfectly sealed - so this is not like a tent. That said, it should keep things dry.It came with ground pegs. I also bought some ground anchors for peace of mind in high winds. I also bought a cheap 3mx3m tarpaulin to act as a groundsheet.I like it. Perfect for what I needed it for.

Yes got this last year I had a look at the reviews first and through I'll get one yes I didn't have to do the big building or spend a lot of money. We have had a lot of high wind and heavy rain fall and my it has healed up which has been great we use it for the hot tub and you don't need the heating on it does get hot in there I had a problem with the cover as it came with a tear in it when I spoke to customer service they sent me a new cover right away they was very helpful and look after there customers. It does take two people to put it up and it takes about 1 hour once you lay out all of the parts it's very easy and I cannot read well the photos was very helpful so it was easy I'm hoping to get one for myself now good luck and enjoy

It’s great it holds a lot of garden furnitureThe thing what lets it down there are no weights all round sides and and back and front we had too buy sand bags and then buy sand to fill the bags so that put the price up also the front door there should of been a pole to roll door up however it was easy to assemble it’s waterproof

I spent a lot of money on this just over a year ago. The first severe weather (wind & rain), that hit the UK recently, destroyed the zippers on the opening flap, tore several holes in the fabric on the top and sides and as it turns out, is NOT weather resistant in the least. The fabric leaks like a sieve all over. Many of my electrical tools, clothing and brand new flooring for my kitchen upgrade that I was storing the tent temporarily whilst work to replace my boiler and heating system was being carried out were destroyed and are completely useless to me now.Not only can't I afford to replace the items that have been destroyed, but I can't even demand a replacement of the tent because this happened just weeks after the warranty ended.If I were not presently dying of a failing liver and diabetes amongst other ailments right now, I would be seriously considering suing the company I purchased this from as it was not fit for purpose as advertised.I didn't need this headache on top of all my health issues. What is left of my life is stressful enough without facing a fight over this too. If someone from the company wants to discuss this with me, feel free to message me.

The portable shed was delivered well packaged in a large, heavy cardboard box.On opening the box I was slightly sadden to find that the cover material was not a waterproof canvas and the metal frame was not chrome plated tubing as shown in all of the advertisement photos. The cover and ends are made from what appears to be cheap woven plastic sacking type material and the frame pieces are simply grey zinc paint coated mild steel.On a good note, the frame appears to be fairly sturdy once assembled and secured to the ground. The tightness of the combined roof and side cover is achieved by horizontal side poles being passed through sleeves stitched in near the base of each side. There are also ropes incorporated at each end of the roof and sides. These allow the edges to be pulled tight over the front and rear ends of the frame using four supplied ratchet mechanisms. Tightening of the separate front and rear end panels themselves is a little bit ‘hit & miss’. These no longer rely on Velcro straps as mentioned in some early reviews. The panels are now held in place with elasticated marble fasteners! A loop of elastic with a plastic marble sized ball at one end. Probably better than Velcro, but still they do not hold the end covers tight across the end frames, leaving them looking saggy!I have it positioned on our drive way to protect my motorcycle from the UK weather. I’ve fastened the metal frame to the concrete using eight special 7.5mm diameter anchor bolts (not supplied).I agree with many reviews that this product provide a good temporary shelter to store items, but I am still concerned about the exposure to UK winter storms. I will be keeping a close watch on the weather forecasts this coming winter.In summary, the portable shed will provide shelter from the elements for various garden equipment, tools and bicycles etc, but by advertising it as a ‘non-permanent’ shelter, the manufacturer does is not appear guarantee it will survive UK storms.

It’s actually a nice thing. I assembled it on my own in 1 hour time. It fixes into the ground so it won’t fly away. The tools are in the box but it’s just 4 simple occasions when you need them. All in all it’s easy to assemble and I guess it will do the job for rain cover.

Roof material very flimsy and failed within a year.

Love it but the flap ties could be longer!