I really love this shed. I bought a 10 ft x 15 ft and it is big. I can put my Cub Cadet, ATV, & my motorcycle and still have tons of room. It took a friend and I 7 days to put it up. Leveled out the ground and I have 6 inches of lime stone for base, 6 tons!! Building the floor kit took a little time but once that was done, everything went smooth. I put another 4 tons of stone within the floor kit. They said either stone or cement. The walls were tricky with two people but no issues. Roof install was ok but lining up the hole was tough. Well all holes or most of them didn't line up perfect but that was expected. On roof, I found by putting a screwdriver to line them up. Then I had the pin ready, as soon as the screwdriver was coming out, I was pushing the pin in at the same time and went right in. The directions were a little difficult but make sure you match the pictures to what you are working on. I learned the hard way. I should have had all pin holes facing up when putting together the roof's center beam. I couldn't rip it all down so I had to drill hole in the beam so the roofing pins could go in. Once the shed was up and doors were closed, it looks really nice and it is not going anywhere. Pretty solid. HINT. . . . . . MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A LEVEL BASE or you will have a heck of a time trying to put everything together. A must buy if you need a good solid shed. Cheaper than buying a wood shed. Also I ordered a extra roof support because of the snowy winters here in PA. But the roof is pretty solid too. I always buy extra for all my projects. Better to be safe than sorry, I always say!!! (Originally posted on Woodbridge 10x13 00584)

I just finished assembling the 10 x8 with the extension to make it a 10x10. . It is quite complicated but the drawings are very helpful , just make sure to read thru them all at least once. . Lay out every thing and make sure they are all labeled (THIS IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT). Make sure that parts are assembled and installed according to the pictures ( meaning holes are going in the right directions, such as pointing up not down) dont try to rush it, take your time . . so that as you assemble you dont have to take it apart and redo it. . Once you assemble the entire shed it becomes very stable and is really nice. (Originally posted on Woodbridge 10x8 00284)

The shed is great. I asked them a question when I was erecting it; no response. They sent me this survey along with an opportunity to comment a few weeks later. I filled it out and asked a question; no response. Now, six months later, I get the same survey. The shed is great; they company needs some work. (Originally posted on Woodbridge 10x8 00284)

The storage building is a quality building. The directions leave something to be desired. All instructions are photos only. There is very little verbal instructions. I have built many things and work construction. I have not built with the photos only before. If there was written directions it would make assembly easier. (Originally posted on Woodbridge 10x8 Menards 00221)

Assembly is challenging and instructions are difficult to understand in some instances (Originally posted on Woodbridge 10x5 00283)

Overall size and look is great but biggest complaint I have would be floor base. I would recommend changing this base frame so holes are on the outside rather than inside so it would be possible to use long screws to attach to base if wood was used for base. Second complaint is the order of Assembly. I would suggest assembly of front, back, and side roof support first so to have them ready after walls and columns are erected. While I was doing this step I had to keep running back to support the walls from falling over. One more thing I would change are the screws to Robinson heads.