Arrow Cobertizo EZEE de 10' x 8' Cobertizo de almacenamiento de acero a dos aguas extra alto Carbón vegetal

Poor sturdines. Assembly instruction are confused.

I have assembled "conventional" Arrow sheds in the past, and found them to be relatively easy to assemble and reasonably durable, sometimes lasting 25 yeas or longer. When I saw this was the Arrow brand, I didn't bother to read the reviews and just ordered it. BIG mistake!!! This shed is anything but "EZEE". The instructions are not clear and require re-reading several times for each step. Exact positions for some screws are not specified., Next, parts are not clearly marked. Unpainted parts that have part number stamped into the metal are not stamped deep enough and are barely visible on some parts. Painted pats have part numbers printed on them and some are smeared or otherwise illegible. One corner panel was damaged, even though it was packed inside an undamaged box. Snapping panels …

directions were great -- nice shed

This product is cheap, thin material and absolutely horrible to put together. We are handy people, my husband is a very good carpenter and thank god an amazing McGyvor which you have to be if you decide to take on this project rather than return it.Literally need to spend a significant amount of time figuring out pieces because they only number or stamp some of them. Instructions are only pictures and useless. Many pieces would not snap together, the screws included are bigger around than they are long and are just the bare minimum anyone could use on a product like this.The gauge of the metal is very very thin, it bows and buckle with any slight pressure. We had to brace it to keep it up until we could finish the roof which, it should be solid with trusses set and all four walls but it’s

Took my fiancé and I about 4-5 days to put this together. Not a lot of written instruction, plenty of diagrams though. PLEASE NOTE: ink on the pieces are water soluble... so when it rained before we even started.... no part numbers LOLIt’s good enough for a 450$ shed. We got it to hold lawn equipment and bikes.Please keep in mind... this is a very thin metal so be careful when “snapping” the panels together and anything really

As expected. A little difficult to put together due to weather conditions but not a product fault.

Where to even begin with this? There were no reviews when I bought it. I wanted to like this shed, but there are so many issues I would not buy it again. This is going to be long. If you want the executive summary, buy something else - unless you are very handy or want a challenge. It could be a good shed, but it is not there yet. First the negatives...1. The color of the Cream with Charcoal Trim Finish model is more white than cream (or not what the picture seems to suggest).2. The majority of the panels (especially the dark ones) were scratched up in shipping. It is a shed, but it should not look all scratched up when new. This is a packing issue. They just don't use enough paper between panels.3. The self tapping screws just don't work. Most of the time the screw threads just stripped …

The only good thing I can say is the shipping went well...Where do I start. I will start by saying I do few reviews. If a product has 100 reviews I probably will not have anything new to add. This product has very few and was such a disappointment that I felt it needed a review. Lets start with packaging... Everything came in 2 large good condition boxes. No rips, markings or any other damage that I could see. Unpacking was straight forward. You have painted and unpainted parts. The unpainted parts have the part number embossed or stamped in. The painted surfaces have the part number printed on. The majority of my painted framework pieces had a partial number or no number at all. I had a dark trim so it was not easy to read (which would be expected) on the ones that had a number but most …