Customer Reviews for Arrow Arlington 10 ft. W x 12 ft. D 2-Tone White Galvanized Metal Storage Shed with Floor Frame Kit

Excelent storage!

It was difficult and time consuming to erect.

all kindsof parts are missing still wainting for parts. Would love to return shed but half is up. Sold me a used shed not fair.

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This shed was all I expected it to be for the price.

Shed went together easily, and it comes with decent instructions and plenty of hardware. Keep in mind that a foundation for the shed will cost an extra $400-500 by the time you build it. It definitely needs sealant around the bottom rails if you want to keep rainwater out of it.

My grandson & I assembled it more or less in one day. Really is nice & big & holds my big tools.

It's critical to keep it squared. Mostly it takes two people to put it together. Looks nice when complete.

This shed has ample space for alot of your outdoor items. But assembly of this is not for the faint of heart or the "I can do it myselfers". You will need a minimum of two people to build this. And you MUST follow the difficult to follow instructions. Read them fully through the read them again before you start assembly. And if your box is torn when you get it, there's a 99.9% chance that multiple panels are bent up. Check box and be prepared to return (I just dealt with the dents mine came with). But once it was done a big sense of accomplishment will be yours! And your teenage kid will try to turn it into his "Gaming room/vacation home"before you can get your yard tools in it!! So be quick! And don't turn your back too long...

This was actually assembled by a friend of mine. The intent was to move "stuff" from a storage unit to my backyard. Mostly went together as expected with a minor issue with one of the walls being longer than the other three sides so it had to be cut down to size. The biggest problem I had was the door openng size. It was as stated a 5' door but I am 5'8" so as I was moving storage into the shed, I kept hitting my head on the door overstrip. If I had it to do again, this would have been something I would have paid more attention to and purchased something with a higher door opening.

The shed seems easy to assemble. One draw back is not all holes were drilled and some did not line up. The instruction are easy to follow if one takes their time.

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The shed was very hard to assemble. There were hundreds of screws and the instructions were hard to understand .

Great shed....easy 2man construction and nearly squares itself. Very sturdy.

You have to have to 2 people to assemble and it takes about 1-1/2 days. It was what I expected.

It took a while to put together because of all of the pieces but once it was done we love it.

not impressed with thickness of the metal

seems tedious to put together, have not finished it yet but assembly going well so far. Lots of parts to line up.

A couple of the panels were dented during shipping but we had to continue forward with installation to meet our customers deadline. The customer is ok with it but thats how we as a company get 4 out of 5 starts.

It looks good after it is put together, but don't think you can just install it on your own on your spare time. It needs someone who knows how to install it to work on it. Even then, it requires some work. It will have been good for the company to offer professional installment.

My boyfriend & I put the shed together just fine! U definitely have to follow the instructions step by step! If not, you'll wind up having to go back & redo it with other parts involved! Lol! I had to keep telling my bf not to get ahead of himself & "follow the directions!" It's really that simple like other reviews have mentioned...

It took 4 of us to get it together but everything was package so things were easy to find and figure out.

I got exactly what I expected. I researched assembly procedures by downloading instructions from the manufacturer, built a floor before the building arrived. The instructions were okay, all the holes lined up and building was finished in the better part of two days. I am satisfied with building

I had to hire a handy man to assemble. at least 1000 nuts and bolts. some skill requied

Flimsey materials, poorly designed, difficult to "diy"! Wished I had spent more for the real type made of wood. Hope it stays together in winds of 30 mph or stronger.

I could only rate this shed at two stars (fair). Contrary to what some have said the building does actually use steel, not aluminum. It's true however that it is extremely thin. It bends, warps, kinks, twists, etc. My wife and I just finished building one of these sheds and I would NEVER do it again. We were fortunate the weather was nice and calm. It took HOURS on three different days to assemble this building and while I don't mind giving up the time to work on it I was extremely disappointed in how the shed was designed. For instance, to put the final ridge cap on you have to first install all roof panels which I did. However, I can't reach the ridge cap to install the bolts without climbing up onto the roof and I can't do that because the roof will not support my weight. Now that the roof is installed I can clearly see that rain can still get inside. There are so many opening that blowing rain can/will find a way into the shed. It will work for basic tools that I don't mind getting wet but otherwise I can't even store bales of hay/straw in this shed because if blowing water finds a way into the shed all the straw/hay will get soaked.

The assembly is extreme and outrageous. I had to return this shed. Even though it is supposed to measure 10' x 12' when assembled, it arrives in a 5' x 3' by 10 inch box. You could literally spend the rest of your life trying to put it together. Only order this shed if you have a lot of time and love jigsaw puzzles.

OK so the shed itself is a great value but the assembly process... HORRIBLE. Its taken me a while alone and with help, it still took about 8 hours to complete. Tin is EXTREMELY sharp. After about. 1000 (literally) screws & bolts it made a cute little shed.