All-in-One Storage Shed, 70" Tall Wooden Lockable Cabinet w/Foldable Work Table, Vertical Utility Tool Organizer w/Shelves & Hooks, Waterproof Garden Shed for Patio Backyard (Natural)

We were able to get most of our tools in there for a zero-lot line house. Doesn't take up much space, but plenty of storage and organization opportunities.

I, a 78 year old lady, singlehandedly made this by myself in a few hours time!! It is to hold garden tools in my fenced garden. Instructions were easy to follow. I used a rechargeable drill. Everything fit perfectly. I put two coats of Benjamin Moore solid color stain on. Itbis iadorable, sturdy, and smells wonderful!!

I bought this shed for use outside in my garden. It is a very nice style and was pretty easy to put together. Please be aware that you need to protect the wood with water seal or paint if you have any expectation that it will last outside. It is very light with thin porous wood. The other thing is that you cant stand a shovel or rake inside the way it is built, but you can cut a large hole in the upper shelf that will then allow you to do this. It will hold 2 to 3 standing items. I plan to take it inside in the fall. I cant imagine it lasting more than one season if I dont.

This storage shed is quite small, but all that I needed on my patio for the inevitable tools that one always seems to need. A good amount of space inside, quite surprising for it's outside size. Even has a upper compartment for gloves, etc. Looks well made and has already survived one winter with no ill effects. Hopefully will last for many more years.

We love this shed for our urban backyard patio space. It's just the right size for our garden and yard tools, as well as the patio table umbrella, and there's still room to spare! Highly recommend if you have a little space and need something affordable to help organize.There is a strong smell from the wood stain upon opening but we didn't mind it as it smelled of cedar. Instructions were easy to follow and assembly was quick.I would recommend being careful when hanging the door to ensure it closes properly, it's a 2 person job. Also make sure to set it up on an even surface or have shims available to avoid putting twisting pressure on the joints.

I needed a small storage place on my patio for a few gardening tools. This shed was pretty easy to assemble with two people (some of the panels are sort of large, so an extra pair of hands is helpful). Without the internal shelves, it fits about half a dozen full size tools in the main area and a surprising number of bits and bobs in the top compartment. It does have a very strong pine/wood smell for those who are sensitive. Otherwise, I highly recommend it.

It is an ideal place to store garden tools. I've placed the shovel and rake on the left, while the right provides a small shelf for smaller items. Every nook and cranny is used efficiently, making it very convenient. I can store the needed tools, put them together easily and look great.

I bought this to use as a porch self service Honey Stand. I want to warn everyone that this is very soft wood. I am anticipating on having to prime & paint it to help make the wood last. Also, I suspect the nails on the doors will eventually pull out since the wood is so soft. I am planning on replacing the hinges for something larger that can support better. The doors come with the hinges installed on the door. You can see they didn't do a great job on the top hinge. I have the one with the table on the interior of the door so it is heavier. The craftsmanship isn't the best and it is wobbly so it does need to be secured so it doesn't fall on someone. The door can make in 2 parts. The bottom part is wider than the top part so if I want to fix it, I would need to sand it. The interior shelves are pretty cheap looking. I'll probably cover it with a cute wallpaper or at least bare minimum a really good paint job. It came damaged which I will use some wood glue and paint to support it. It is okay for a starter but I am assuming this won’t last after a few years.