Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Metall Gerätehaus, Geräteschuppen mit abschließbarer Tür & 2 Lüftungsschlitzen, Gartenhaus zur Außenaufbewahrung für Hinterhof, Garten, Terrasse, Fahrrad, 1533x876x1815 mm

About 6” short of stated dimensions. Very thin tin. Hope it will stand up to a snow load. Took about 4 hours to assemble.

The shed is well engineered and great value for the money. The assembly instructions were decent but unclear in a couple of areas. It took a long time to assemble and our only serious complaint was the hours needed to remove the protective plastic film on the metal panels. There must be a better way to protect the parts because of the time required to remove the film and the fact that it affords ineffective protection anyway.

Price is okay the shipping is good but the building part omg its so complicated and time consuming took me 10 hours literally lol and usually those type of sheds takes me 4hours , i like it but they could of did the sheets abit thicker

Very happy with it so far probably buy a other one

Arrived with shipping damage, but Vevor covered it. No issues.

Bought 3 of these about a month ago, for the price they’re alright, but set aside a good 2-3 hours to assemble. There’s about 67,000 screws to screw and hey don’t forget the plastic washer for the roof screws. If you like to assemble things, you’ll love it, my only complaint is you can’t change the door swing

I really liked this after it was built, works well for my needs. One issue..i was going to order 3 but chose one to start, after opening up i discovered each and every piece had a thin plastic protective coating. There are about 20-25 parts and each one you need to peel a plastic coating off each one, each one took me 15-20 min to do...i spent at least a total of 10 hours just peeling the plastic off.

The plastic wrap is a nightmare to get off. Even with all the protection in the package many of the panels had dents and scratches in them. However for the price I just kept it.

purchased oct 2026 using it as a smoker shed dimensions are not really as advertised the 6x4 is the roof footprint so be aware of that. I can make it work for my application if I had not put it in a 4x4 pressure treated base topped with 2x8 it would be a bit short for getting in and out. If your going to use it as an actual shed be careful as the walls will dent easily. The description says heavy galvanized metal ahhh not so much very flimsy, it firms up as you build it but heavy duty it is NOT. Build a solid base if not your going to be in a world of pain nothing will line up. The instructions up to the roof are ok ish. The roof instructions on the other hand are horrible the design of the roof is poor and flimsy the peak section is way to flimsy and bends easily. If you are not mechanically inclined you are going to have issues some things DO NOT LINE UP. You will have to drill and use some longer sheet metal screws the bottom edge roof line where it marries up to the top sill doesn't line up properly you cant screw an angled piece to a horizontal piece without doing damage to the roof panel I had to make 2 pieces and use longer screws. When I say Mechanically inclined i'm a Welder Fabricator / Mechanic and had to think about it . SO just know the person who said they built it in an hour is full of it . It came to me with multiple damaged pieces and dents . I straightened them out with a hammer and dolly not perfect, but good enough for my use. If you want it to look perfect be really careful assembling it because you will damage it. SO I guess what i'm saying is for the price its ok but the description is well ??? I t is going to do what I want it to but I wouldn't buy it again. The attached pic is without the doors on I will finish those after work this week

It is not the same dimensions as listed in the description but 4" smaller each direction.