Suncast Glidetop Horizontal Outdoor Storage Shed with Pad-Lockable Sliding Lid and Doors, All-Weather Shed for Yard Storage, 57.5″ W x 79.75″ D x 52″ H, Made in The USA

An Impressive Horizontal Shed
For additional yard-care equipment storage, I needed just the right shed to accompany a fairly large standard type of shed I’d built years ago from a pre-cut kit, rather like assembling a 3-D puzzle. (The wood wasn’t the best, so I’d never do that again.)I spent hours looking at the multitude of possibilities online, finally settling on this one. The sliding roof was a definite attraction so that I wouldn’t have crab into it hunched over. This one turned out to be just what I needed. With careful arrangement, it contains a limb chopper, corded electric lawn mower (backup now), a more powerful battery-operated lawn mower, a good-sized two-wheel wheelbarrow, and a very sturdy yard wagon, with room for a few smaller items that can be tucked in.The instructions recommend building it on a wooden or concrete foundation, which I certainly understand, but I used very carefully leveled 12″ x 12″ x 2″ masonry blocks. I say carefully leveled, and I’m not kidding. It took some doing but I did it, anchoring the shed floor into those blocks as if it was concrete. It is very firm and stable—and was a lot less hassle than pouring a concrete pad. It did take great care to do it right, however.The assembly instructions were pretty good (I could have suggested a couple of improvements, but nothing serious), allowing me to do the whole thing in good order without delay. I also did it by myself, although two images are depicted in the instructions for a couple or three parts of the assembly. Anyone who is of at least average strength can likely do it him/herself. It all fits together just as the directions suggest, although sometimes it requires a little wiggling and jiggling to get things to set into place. (That’s OK: Who want’s a loose fit?)About that sliding roof. One name-brand similar shed I looked at—it also had a sliding roof and was more expensive— looked pretty good until I read the reviews. Quite a few marked this one down for having a sliding roof that was not very easy to slide. I’m very glad I got this one, because the roof never fails to slide with complete ease.I’ve had this up for about 3.5 months now, through some heavy rain and blazing south Texas sun, and it exhibits no signs of warping or deformation at all, and I have detected no moisture inside even when, as happened a couple of nights when it was really storming, the wind was blowing very briskly.Sheds are not really designed to be decorative set pieces (unless you decide spend big bucks, but why not get a fancy bird bath instead?), but it looks just as a good and well made shed should look. I should mention that the doors properly close with no difficulty, the locking mechanism aligns properly with no manual acrobatics necessary, and it is at least as good as one might expect to get for the price.One final matter. Consider getting this lock, which fits perfectly: Master Lock Magnum heavy duty outdoor padlock with key, weather-resistant body and cut-resistant shackle, #M115XDLF, selling on Amazon today for about $14.50.

Solid, Good looking outdoor storage solution.
Thick sturdy resin material, got this on a prime day deal and I am so glad I did, cause now it is selling for even more. Screws are very big and easy to assemble. With the deal, I feel like it is a very good value and it looks much better than I thought. I needed this to hold bikes and a few other larger kids toys so I could get my car back in my garage and it answered the call. It was either this, or a woodshed which I would have had to pay a few grand for and probably pull permits.

Sturdy and just what I needed
After nearly a year of use, it still looks good. Helps to put on concrete base. Pretty easy to put together, but you may need a friend for putting up sides. Water does not get inside, which is good for the mower. Also we’ve had 2 bad windstorms and a hail storm and it wasn’t affected– no holes!

Great product! I would recommend it!
Excellent little shed for the money! The directions for putting it together were to the point and simple to follow; they made assembly easy. I say “little” because it is compared to other sheds, but it’s big enough to hold a John Deere E130 lawn tractor.