Garvee 3x6ft Metal Outdoor Storage Shed for 2 Trash Cans, Garbage Bin Storage with Chain Lid, Durable Garden, Backyard & Patio Shed

It’s actually better quality than expected. Sure was hard to put together. There’s a TON of screws. If ya don’t have patience, ya might not wanna attempt this. I recommend NOT using a drill to tighten screws. It could strip that hole very easily. I turned mine down and still didn’t use to tighten. Got em in with a drill leaving em all loose. Then once the part I was doing was completed I would go back and hand tighten em all. I noticed it worked better leaving loose to get all the holes to align. Had one shock that wasn’t any good. Easily messaged seller and seller has one on its way. Might take up to 2-3 weeks to receive. Yet was an easy process. So far I would definitely recommend this if ya wanna hide ur trash cans. Or even if ya need a little extra storage outside. Built inside and can easily be moved into place.

The delivery was very fast and everything arrived in good condition. After assembling it, the structure feels solid and stable. It looks nice in the yard and does a good job hiding the trash bins, which makes the area look much cleaner. The material seems weather resistant and the roof design helps keep rain out, so it works well for outdoor use. For the price, I think it’s a very good value. One thing to note is that the instructions require a bit of patience. It helps to carefully read and compare the diagrams while assembling. The manufacturer could definitely improve the manual to make it easier to understand. Overall, I’m satisfied with this purchase and it does exactly what I needed.

The husband and I put this together. Worked on it over the weekend, a few hours each day. If you enjoy that kind of thing, you will LOVE this!! Other than that, it stores my garbage and does the job well. We do not store garbage cans in it, just loose bags, so I can't attest to how it works in regards to lifting the can lids. Our garbage man approves!!

It took me several afternoons to put the shed together. I am 69 years old and did it myself. It would have been more efficient to make and ship larger panels instead of smaller panels. There were 238 tiny screws, 32 screws slightly larger, and 24 small bolts with nuts along with approximately 31 other pieces to assemble. It says "Pest Resistant", but there are gaping holes at the bottom that would allow snakes or mice to enter the shed. I used copper mesh and spray foam to fill the gaps. Also, I ordered an anchoring kit because it's lightweight and could blow away if there are gusts of wind. It is attractive after it was completed, but it was far too much work for one small shed. The metal sides can be easily bent and aren't very strong.