Keter Store It Out Pro Outdoor Garden Furniture Storage Shed Grey| Fade Free | All Weather Resistant | Safe and Secure | Zero Maintenance | 5 year Warranty

Pros - looks ok, waterproof so far, quite a lot of space inside and not difficult to build. I did it by myself over a couple of evenings with just an electric drill/screwdriver. It would have been one evening but the Scottish midges drove me inside before dark the first night. A second person would have made fitting the back easier, but with a bit of swearing it was doable solo.Cons (and this is minor, more something to be aware of) - the base is pretty flexible and this makes a flat base crucial to actually using it. My first go at levelling a patch of ground was good enough to get it built, but as soon as anything was put in it, the walls flexed inwards and the doors would no longer shut. I had to wait for my other half to reappear from England so we could lift it off the base and rebuild the foundation properly with some paving slabs.Follow up - I bought a second one and this time started with a properly flat and level base. This made assembly MUCH easier. Did it solo in not much more than an hour. I suspect the complaints from some other purchasers of screws going offline and splitting the plastic is because their starting point pushed the panels off square.So far, both units have stood up to Scottish autumnal storms absolutely fine with no sign of water ingress.

Excellent small storage shed I have 2, one for bins at bottom of the garden and one behind my shed to store some of my garden furniture, cushions & lights, everything stays dry till I bring them out in the summer.Easy to put together, about an hour 1 person.Everything perfect no faults with hinges, doors or lid.I had a cream one for 6 years now my dad has it, I only ordered a new one for the colour.Great price of amazon and excellent delivery ( arrived on time with delivery slot)

03/03/2025 update-I can certainly confirm that the logs have remained dry throughout a continued period of rain over the last few weeks so this unit is doing its job. Oh and that statement is based on testing the logs with a damp meter.Not sure how water resistant this unit will be but it’s South facing and my garden gets hotter than Hades during the summer months, well this is England so weeks or hours! Anyway, you could put it together on your own, 95% of the assembly is click and go, but the stress levels on the final 5% just isn’t worth the time or effort. Four hands make light work so have a capable assistant and save yourself the stress. Onto the storage unit itself.Cons - Don’t think much of the locking system so don’t bother with a padlock and don’t put anything of value in it.I have serious doubts in relation to its ability to withstand a proper wet English summer or winter for that matter but a good quality tarpaulin inside may resolve this issue.Pros - Not very heavy but it doesn’t matter as once it’s loaded with a ton of logs it ain’t going anywhere. The floor is reasonably strong and the storage capacity is very good, much bigger than I expected. The picture shows it about a quarter full of logs so it will easily take a standard large pallet of 12 inch logs and a couple of bags of kindling.Worth the money! Yes I think so. An open wooden log store may last longer but they cost way more money and the logs get wet! I see no point paying a shed load of money for ‘kiln dried logs’ for them to get wet? No I’m happy enough with my purchase and if the logs get a bit damp I’m still going to be happy.

Good quality, easy to assemble (may need two people but managed with one) been out in all weathers and garden seat cushion all dry

The instructions are a guide at best but workable. Not terribly sturdy except for lid. One door caught inside of lid and snapped plastic on both. The back panels click in and then screw to vertical plane of side panels. No screw holes so have to make your own so nothing to guide screws, they veer to the side and catch end of plastic splitting it. It does the job once assembled but definitely not worth £170, maybe £70.

Excellent looking shed storage box, will hold a lot off small garden tools, The lads who erected the storage box were very professional and polite and friendly thanks lads. I will be ordering another one very soon.

I bought this while there was a discount, but even with that I wouldn't recommend people buy this. There were a bunch of problems with mine, to start with, the screw holes aren't even fully drilled through so you have no way to actually see if they align - this is where there is actually anything to align as I feel like some holes were missing completely.A couple of pieces of mine were broken, not anywhere visible from the outside, but internal parts of the sides were clearly cracked/snapped. There was no broken bits in my box, so doesn't seem to have been from shipping.The alignment of the "click into place" pieces - simply - is not possible for most of these. As an example, the front of the lid has a 45 degree slant, but the piece that is supposed to clip into it has been printed/cut at 90 degrees so you are left trying to fit a square into a triangle... It just isn't going to work?The hinges - they work, but, are totally different to the ones pictured in the instructions with two holes before the hydraulic pump, where as mine had one before and one after - meaning you can't drill in the second screw on the lid. One screw could probably hold it, if the screw didn't shatter the plastic it was drilled into, rather than grip to it.I built it in the end, but I gave up with the screws and probably used less than 50% of the 44 they supplied as they were just breaking the plastic further in most cases/weren't actually drilled holes and I need to do something with the sides of the lid still... Only way I can see them lining up is to break the plastic myself.Can't comment on the "works for all weather" yet, but I am going to wait for it to rain before I store anything as I don't trust it.

Excellent, plenty of room, easy to put together