I am pretty handy and its take me about 6 hours by myself. Nothing is perfect,so you will need to align some holes. I recommend if you working alone to hold the little bolts with a piece of masking tape so they won't pop out when you put the nut from inside and also use masking tape for the black screws because they are not magnetic. Don't get confuse with the roof, it will be flat in the front.
took my son and I, over an hour just to figure out the instructions. I got it to go in my garage to stack insulated tubs for the stray cats, racoons and opossums that visited. Definitely wear gloves was not a smooth installation at all. Was going to get more for garage storage and organization, but I've changed my mind. Need 2 ppl at least for sure
Thanks for sharing. I'm too looking at this specific shed and was wondering how it's assembled. Looks lightweight so I might have to find a way to anchor it down to prevent the strongwinds from blowing it away.
Assembly will take up to four hours. It’s best to have someone help you at least put on the plastic washer onto each screw. That will save you a lot of time. The shed is a bit light weight, there are spots inside on each corner for you to anchor the shed down.
Hello Deano, just watched your video and was wondering ... since this is designed similar to a lean to shed, could the angle of the roof could be reversed on assembly? Reversed so that water sheds away from the wall of the house and not to it when installed next to a house like most people will do. I realize this will change the height when you first step into the shed. Thanks for any input.
Hey , thanks for a great video!! I'm thinking about to buy this shed on Amazon. Can you please tell me what are the dimensions of the door frame? Amazon descriptions saying 47" but I think it's wrong. I need at least 28" wide. Thank you in advance for answer
I was looking at another storage shed by Aecojoy. Due to where we need to place the storage shed in the corner against two slump block walls we were wondering if it's possible to flip the door and panel around? And if it's possible to mount the roof in the opposite pitch direction. Thanks in advance, if you can reply.
With a little extra work, the roof could be pitched the other way. I’m not so sure about the door, perhaps with some modifications you would be able to change that as well.
you think maybe by drilling new holes and such it would be possible to customize it by having the door on the side instead of the wider front side? and then installing those side wall pieces on the front instead
1:43 Allow at least 2 hours for removing the plastic film. And major patience for this. I had my heat gun running on low and just kept the film warm and it comes off way easier that way.
How did you get the shed from the garage to the backyard? I'm planning on building the shed in a covered area then moving it to the side of my garage - about 20 feet.
I wish you would have stood inside and held your arms out to give me a better sense of space. Is there something you recommend for putting on the bottom so it just won't be on the grass/ground? What would you recommend for the walls to hold the tools and gardening items? Hooks...etc. thanks for sharing this video!
You could use palettes, but I recommended placing on a solid pad such as compacted gravel. This storage shed is recommended to be anchored to the ground if it will be out in the open to keep the wind from blowing it away since there is no bottom. You could screw pegboard to the walls for hanging your tools. Thanks for viewing!
@@DeanoOutDoors does it have a way to scre the bottom piece to a deck floor . I have a metal shed but need a small one . My metal one came with floor kit with holes in floor kit to screw it down to to deck I built
was it predrilled or do you need an impact driver . I noticed the top side panels do not seem to go all the way to the top . I could see light coming through the top . What are the inside dementions and door size side to side . It does not look very wide . I know the front is high but back says 5 feet high
Yes, everything was pre drilled. The sides go all the way up and connect to square framing. The light that may be seen is from the design of the paneling. It is stamped just like steel roofing is, not smooth. This shed is 5x3’. And just over 6’ tall at the front. Hope this info helps
If your looking for a water tight seal, you could apply a light bead of silicone to the seams during assembly. It’s pretty good at keeping water out the way it is though.
looks like the holes wouldn't line up backwards, so might have to drill some new ones, but otherwise it should probably be fine: ruclips.net/video/eX-Z8aIGnVU/видео.html (I paused this video at :55 to see the hole pattern)
With a little modification, I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to have it slope the other way. You might need to tap some new holes and silicone in the old, but it should work.
This helped me a ton I got the 6x4. Took me two partial days. I took my time and took many breaks. 😂 thank you.
Your welcome! That’s the way to do it, take your time and it’ll turn out great.
I am pretty handy and its take me about 6 hours by myself.
Nothing is perfect,so you will need to align some holes.
I recommend if you working alone to hold the little bolts with a piece of masking tape so they won't pop out when you put the nut from inside and also use masking tape for the black screws because they are not magnetic.
Don't get confuse with the roof, it will be flat in the front.
took my son and I, over an hour just to figure out the instructions. I got it to go in my garage to stack insulated tubs for the stray cats, racoons and opossums that visited. Definitely wear gloves was not a smooth installation at all. Was going to get more for garage storage and organization, but I've changed my mind. Need 2 ppl at least for sure
Rv living but needed a space to work from home and it’s was awesome seeing your wife walkout
Ha Thanks, glad you enjoyed that!
Got to love the lock with exposed screws. Someone csn just unscrew them and they are in.
Or, just unscrew a wall.
I have a dog kennel I use as a chicken coop and am going to use this as the enclosure for roosting bars and nesting boxes
This should work perfect for your situation. Thanks for watching!
Can the shed be assembled with the roof assembled to slope from back to front? Thanks
Great video. Wondering if I could install the door on the other side to the slope is the opposite direction? Thanks
I believe with a little effort, you could achieve this. It would be nice to see them implement this option into the instruction manual.
Thanks for sharing. I'm too looking at this specific shed and was wondering how it's assembled. Looks lightweight so I might have to find a way to anchor it down to prevent the strongwinds from blowing it away.
Assembly will take up to four hours. It’s best to have someone help you at least put on the plastic washer onto each screw. That will save you a lot of time. The shed is a bit light weight, there are spots inside on each corner for you to anchor the shed down.
That was my next question 🙋
My face plate for this shed is not long enough for the roof can’t get an answer
Great video. What about the floor getting wet?
You could either use a gravel pad or opt for a cement pad if you wanted to keep your items off of the ground.
This video proved to me face plate on front top isn’t long enough the sloped pieces do not fit inside for a flush look
Sorry to hear this. If you purchased on Amazon, you can try contacted them for a replacement part.
Can you anchor the floor to concrete to avoid flying or moving by windstorms
Yes, if you pour a pad, you can anchor it to the cement with anchor bolts. I recommend anchoring it down.
Hello Deano, just watched your video and was wondering ... since this is designed similar to a lean to shed, could the angle of the roof could be reversed on assembly? Reversed so that water sheds away from the wall of the house and not to it when installed next to a house like most people will do. I realize this will change the height when you first step into the shed. Thanks for any input.
It looks like that would be possible to do during the initial assembly. Just reverse the top section when attaching to the frame.
@@DeanoOutDoors I too wondered if the roof could be reversed, I was wondering if the door would open.
I believe the door will function normal, but I have not tested it out.
Great vid! How tall are you?
I’ve got a little giant ladder and I want to make sure it will fit.
Thank you! I am 5’11” tall and there was still a little room above my head. Hope that helps.
@@DeanoOutDoors thanks so much. That’s super helpful.
Thank you.
Your welcome!
Hey , thanks for a great video!! I'm thinking about to buy this shed on Amazon. Can you please tell me what are the dimensions of the door frame? Amazon descriptions saying 47" but I think it's wrong. I need at least 28" wide. Thank you in advance for answer
The opening is 28” wide. But the over all door dimensions are larger due to the framing.
any chance you can change which side the door is on?
I think it would be very difficult to do.
I was looking at another storage shed by Aecojoy. Due to where we need to place the storage shed in the corner against two slump block walls we were wondering if it's possible to flip the door and panel around? And if it's possible to mount the roof in the opposite pitch direction.
Thanks in advance, if you can reply.
With a little extra work, the roof could be pitched the other way. I’m not so sure about the door, perhaps with some modifications you would be able to change that as well.
How does the door frame go on the right side the edge is rather bulky???
you think maybe by drilling new holes and such it would be possible to customize it by having the door on the side instead of the wider front side? and then installing those side wall pieces on the front instead
I’m not sure this would be possible due to the way the frame is designed.
I wish you would’ve shown the whole installation step by step. We’re stuck
I’m sorry, I didn’t want the video getting too long.
Here are the complete assembly instructions ruclips.net/video/zU0Adcnlhi4/видео.html
1:43 Allow at least 2 hours for removing the plastic film. And major patience for this. I had my heat gun running on low and just kept the film warm and it comes off way easier that way.
Good tip, thanks for sharing!
@@DeanoOutDoors Love the shed though - it was worth the effort!
Nice and professional review!Thanks for sharing~😄
Why y’all people don’t ever show step by step 😂
Sorry, the video would had gotten way too long to show al the steps.
Because my 13 year old son put ours together correctly without supervision, it’s not rocket science
How did you get the shed from the garage to the backyard? I'm planning on building the shed in a covered area then moving it to the side of my garage - about 20 feet.
Ah, that was the easy part. I had my bride carry it over there for me 😂.
But honestly, it’s not too bad to move with two people lifting on each end.
How easy to move this as I’m using it while living in a camper. If I was to move the camper is this shed easy to move as well?
It is very easy to move with two people. I was able to move it around small distances by myself.
Can the roof be mounted reversed, so that the shed can be installed up,againt a wall?
I believe this is possible, just reverse the top angle sides so they slope the opposite direction.
Do you know what the actual usable dims are on the INSIDE? I want to make sure all my stuff will fit. thank!
The interior dimensions will be two inches narrower then the exterior.
Great thanks!
@@DeanoOutDoors
I wish you would have stood inside and held your arms out to give me a better sense of space. Is there something you recommend for putting on the bottom so it just won't be on the grass/ground? What would you recommend for the walls to hold the tools and gardening items? Hooks...etc. thanks for sharing this video!
A couple of pallets for the bottom with maybe an outdoor rug?
You could use palettes, but I recommended placing on a solid pad such as compacted gravel. This storage shed is recommended to be anchored to the ground if it will be out in the open to keep the wind from blowing it away since there is no bottom. You could screw pegboard to the walls for hanging your tools. Thanks for viewing!
@@DeanoOutDoors does it have a way to scre the bottom piece to a deck floor . I have a metal shed but need a small one . My metal one came with floor kit with holes in floor kit to screw it down to to deck I built
Yes, it can be secured in four corners. There is no floor kit that I am aware of for this shed.
I like how you incorporated your family. NICE!!!!
Thanks, they enjoy being part of my videos.
was it predrilled or do you need an impact driver . I noticed the top side panels do not seem to go all the way to the top . I could see light coming through the top . What are the inside dementions and door size side to side . It does not look very wide . I know the front is high but back says 5 feet high
Yes, everything was pre drilled. The sides go all the way up and connect to square framing. The light that may be seen is from the design of the paneling. It is stamped just like steel roofing is, not smooth. This shed is 5x3’. And just over 6’ tall at the front. Hope this info helps
Do you recommend using something to seal the spaces so it won’t leak?
If your looking for a water tight seal, you could apply a light bead of silicone to the seams during assembly. It’s pretty good at keeping water out the way it is though.
Is it a symbol using nuts and bolts or self-tapping sheet metal screws?
Is it save for nuclear
Lol, not so much. Your going to need a good ol’ fashion fridge for that.
Im looking for one person bunker
Okay, I won’t be able to help you out with this, sorry. Best of luck!
Can a fit 2 bikes and portable generator?
It depends on the size of your generator, but a smaller generator with two bikes should be no problem.
could the roof be installed backwards? I want to put it against the side of the house, with the roof panels slanting down toward the door side
looks like the holes wouldn't line up backwards, so might have to drill some new ones, but otherwise it should probably be fine: ruclips.net/video/eX-Z8aIGnVU/видео.html (I paused this video at :55 to see the hole pattern)
With a little modification, I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to have it slope the other way. You might need to tap some new holes and silicone in the old, but it should work.
Can you help me put this together please
Ha, sure! But you have to hit that subscribe button first. Bring over a beer or chree and we’ll get er together.
Would you be able to fit a push lawn mower in it? And would it be easy to get in and out?
A push mower would fit inside. If your handle folds down, it would make it easier to get in and out.
Ill make it my goal to finish in 1 hr 😂
😂 I wish you luck!
"Ruff"
Why couldn’t you post a video doing this step by step
Sorry, This video was meant for more of a review of the product then an assembly.
So…all that steel….can be defeated by a simple Phillips screwdriver?
For sure! But I’d recommend a cordless driver or your gonna have arms like Arnold😂
It's a storage not a bunker.
you don't even need a screwdriver. It has an open bottom, just tip it over
@@jorgejimenez6283 don’t be a smartasz. You’d want your “storage” unit to be SECURE, wouldn’t you ?
Not helpful at all did not show me how to set it up whatsoever
Screw amazon. I’ll look elsewhere
Are you Canadian? The accent is throwing me off.
LoL, I get that a lot. Just a super Polak from Wisconsin.
Worst video ever
Thanks for your feedback.
The gag, in the beginning, didn't really help....kinda annoying when you were looking for help in assembly and you had to waste your time
I’m sorry you didn’t enjoy the intro. I try to keep my videos informative as well as entertaining.
Great Video... Needed This Video
Question?
Why Can't Americans Say Roof Correctly
Most Truly Respectfully.
LoL, not sure. There’s many words I struggle with, perhaps it’s the super polish Canadian in me.
Glad you enjoyed the video!