BillyOh 3 x 3 Garden Shed Log Store Master Tall Tool Storage Box with Floor, Apex Roof & Felt (3x3)

This shed arrived a week earlier than stated on Amazon which was a bonus. I assembled it that same afternoon by myself and found it quite easy as the shed only measures 3ft x 3ft on the floor. The seller emails a pdf of how to assemble it just after your order is placed so you can read this in preparation for assembly.You do have to paint the shed yourself to protect against English weather, it took me a couple of hours the next morning to do this and I added a knob to the door because they are not supplied. It now looks like a beach hut in my garden. The shed comes supplied with three corner shelves which I left out because I wanted to store a lawn mower in there.The inside of this shed has stayed perfectly dry even after heavy downpours of rain so it does its job.You can't see it in the photos but I've placed the shed on laid paving slabs to protect from rot and to give stability. Overall I'm happy with my purchase!

I can’t build a shed for the price, otherwise I would. Arrived early, which was fine, unpacking I noticed the quality of assembly being poor but for the price I ran with it.Now the fun begins, putting it together, I fitted kitchens for a living so I thought this is going to be straight forward, no, the base was too big for the sides, had to be recut to fit. The front panel was about 2cm too short so I had to put an infill in to make it fit. The panels were out of true, these are made in a rush!The roof was the icing on the cake, four panels of tongue n grove each side, who ever measured this needs sacking, needs five a side. The front panel and the door, the door frame was about 2ams too wide for the door so once fitted, the door had a large gap down the side, an infill had to be put in to make it secure. So the search was on to find extra wood to make up the short fall. What I had thought would take about four hours to assemble, took about nine hours.Conclusion, cheap, needs to up grade their quality control, but now assembled does the job!

The same week I received this shed I received a very much heavier barbecue hut. The hut needed 2 people to assemble over 2 - 3 hours. I did it on my own, at dusk, in two. It arrived on a pallet, fully wrapped and complete.The Billy O Shed arrived in separate pieces on a flat bed truck. Therefore dependent on the driver to get it right. After he had left I checked and found no instructions. Now credit to customer services, they emailed this to me within 24 hours. Then I started to prepare for construction. One wall panel had a dead knot and a hole. The wood bars to support the roof were badly power nailed on and one had to be taken off and re-sited. the front panel where the door was to mount was "wobbly" and I added two steel brackets to reinforce it.The instructions suggested 4 packs for the roof. There were only two. On checking I was told two were sufficient. On complaining about the side panel they quickly organised a replacement. On arrival the driver ran back to his van - no wonder. The panel was bowed by about 2 centimetres and would not have been structurally sound. I tried to steam it flat over Christmas with only partial success.so I used filler on the panel with the dead knot and sealed it all.Then the assembly. Well you know the roof panels I mentioned? No, two packs are not enough. I had to buy more wood and of course the size used is flimsy thin and no wood store round my way stocked it so bodge time there.The sides did not match up totally but were sort of acceptable.The door? Well some of the mounting screws went into the tongue and groove only - so no support there and similarly the catch for the padlock (not supplied) also went only into the tongue and groove, not into anything solid. Lucking I had some wood left over from a previous project and infilled both sides so that the screws actually tightened up.The shelving? Yes, you screw mount these from the outside, thereby adding further holes into the wood to let in weather. I used my dwindling supply of offcuts to build internal supports without screwing into the exterior.The roofing felt - blimey I have enough left over to re-felt it twice!So, in a summing up:1) customer service gets 4/52) Quality control gets 1/53) Quality of finished shed 3/5 (after I had added timber)4) I have a spare wonky panel which will be used in building a log store.Pictures of all this are available but not down loaded onto laptop yet!

Not the most solid, but lasted and great for storage re mower etc. Good value.

As others have pointed out, there are no instructions. You can find a diagram online but it's not for the same shed, and fitting the roof felt is a total guessing game, especially if you want it to be waterproof.Shed was delivered quickly, but I was not expecting it to be in so many pieces. There is a lot of bits, basically you just get the side panels, a door, base and a lot of wood. With no instructions I had to cut the base to get the sides to fit, and the roof was just a nightmare to build.Why couldn't they have supplied a simple piece of paper with instructions, or a diagram. I managed to build it in 10 hours and is waterproof but no thanks to looking at the photos.Quality... Well most was good, but some pieces of wood were in very poor condition. There were also a number of holes in the side panels that needed to be filled. Not the quality I expected for the price. However it is built, it is now waterproof, and it looks like a shed.

Love everything about this little shed. Although its small, I'm surprised by the amount of stuff that's fitted in. Small lawnmower, folding garden chair, bird seed etc etc as well as all the garden tools. No instructions provided but lots of extra pieces of wood and screws plus a large amount of roof felt. No complaints at all.