Palram - Canopia Skylight 4' x 6' Lean-to Shed - Gray

Don't believe the other reviews. This thing was a pleasure to assemble and the finished product is awesome. I even ordered and installed two of the Palram shelves. If you can't make this shed work then I pity you. It is an awesome design and holds lots of stuff.

Purchased elsewhere but wanted to add my 2c. Mine came w a floor, wasnt that hard to put together, and the parts were labeled and easily identified. Took me 3hr to assemble by myself - it’s very doable but if you can call the wife or child to come out and hold something for you a couple times it would be easier. The shed/material used is very light weight - I wouldn’t recommend it for areas of high wind or high crime. Lean-to design and wide door are big +’s. It is secure and sturdy enough otherwise. I recommend getting one but it’s severely overpriced at $900.

This product is not what I thought it would be. It was very flimssy and not well constructed. I have already had a leak.Putting together this item was a nightmare. Tons of small pieces that area not clearly marked. Several pieces did not fit together well. Direction were unclear and hard to follow. Several of the pieces had numbers to correspond with the direction. These numbers fell off which made it very difficult to know which piece was which.In the end the shed will be ok for stuff you want to keep out of the weather but don't expect it to last for than a year or two. If I could take it back and get my money back I would. I strongly recommend never buying the product.

Didn't realize until I got it that it didn't have a floor. You will need to either build a base for it, or pour some cement if you aren't planning to put it on an already flat surface. Gravel, or grass, or uneven surfaces probably won't work very well. It also isn't exactly what I'd call 'free standing' ... I put mine in a spot where it leaned against the side of the house. It wasn't very square either, until I did that. But, for what I was looking for (a place to put the snowblower in winter, and a couple of bikes in the summer), it was perfect. Probably a little pricey for what it is, but I don't regret the purchase, and it was super easy to put together.

This shed is great. Upon installing it seemed flimsy but as soon as I put my mopeds in it which was its intended use the shed became more rigid. Once you put the items inside on the floor it keeps it nice and firm. It was a few inches smaller than 4x6 though. So you do lose a little sq footage.

Sides and roofing are very thin, easy to bust plastic. The image shows inside the building during a light rain. The building will need to be placed in a very "safe" locations as nothing can lean against either the inside or outside without risk that the building will not support it. Locking the building will serve little purpose as the sides can be popped out quicly.Just very dissatisfied for the $$$$

This shed has walls that are almost paper thin sheets of plastic. Think, the thickness of a paint tray liner. I figured it would be thicker molded plastic.Hasp design does not cover screws and shed door could easily be opened with screwdriver.Can’t recommend this product.

Interesting concept. I agree it will not break, but if you huff and puff, you can blow it across your yard.I have to keep mine strapped down and fear if there is ever a really strong storm it will come apart.This is an over priced piece of crap.