LIFETIMELuna Plastic Garden Shed (204 x 285 x 227 cm, Light Grey) Tool Shed

Love this shed, it took me 5 hours on my own to put up, the instructions are great if you take your time, no surprises or extra holes needed to be drilled and the thinking behind things like rain flow from the roof etc I cannot fault. A few things for people buying this, you need a good base to start, while your putting the sides up use a rubber hammer to slide the panels across. Don’t rush. Like any shed this is not 100% stable until it’s finished. As you put the panels around the side push/pull the new panel until it lines up before putting your screws in. Don’t rush, when your putting panels on and they just don’t quite fit, start at one side in screw hole one, then move to two, then three etc etc...... if you do this it will pull your parts in and line them up. Not huge gaps but five to six mm. don’t rush. I am not a shed expert but I did find this simple to do, easy to follow instructions and very satisfied with the finish.

This shed was delivered on time in 2 huge boxes. The instructions to assemble it was ok to understand. It took my wife and I 10 hours to assemble it . Now it is up it is very well built and a quality shed. It also looks very nice. Love it.

Hello. Ive been left with one BYW roof end bracket missing for my Lifetime shed. Mr Gibbs

Went easily together very well made

very poor delivery, it has been delayed delayed delayed and still has not arrived, pretty poor performance for a very expensive item, would advise looking elsewhere.

Arrives in two very large boxes, they are painfully heavy. But this is what makes it a great shed.Steel inserts keep it strong.Best shed I've ever bought. Super strong, easy to build (well, my builder said it was easy to build)... and it fits stuff in it like it should. Price fluctuates, if you can get it around 600/700 it is worth every penny.

The instructions are brilliant and it's really simple to put upI got the 15 foot x 8 foot modelNeeds two people, sometimes threeI'm well pleased with how it looks and I love the floor and shelvesIt seems quite sturdy when it's all up but it is very flimsy during construction so make sure it's not a windy day!I'm not sure how well it would withstand extreme weather in Northern America, but I'm sure here in the UK it'll be fineNow......the doors. They really are poor and flimsy. I got mine to line up perfectly by wedging the corners as instructed, and yet I still struggled to get them to close and latch shut. They rattle a lot and have no adjustments, only up and down. The latch only seems to go about five millimetres out to latch to the other day which doesn't seem to be enough, and even when latched they still rattle a lot, so much so that I have had to wedge them closed with sand bagsNow, after two weeks, the latch has seized and no longer closes at all which is not good. I am going to see about getting a new assembly sent out but I am not sure if this would be possibleI am quite disappointed with the construction of the doors and the latching mechanism considering I paid over £2,000 for the shed

I asked the manufacturer Lifetime Products, Inc. "How to attach electric sockets to the shed" the reply from Sherie Richins Direct Sales, was "In regards to your question about attaching electric sockets to the shed, these sheds are not designed for electricity and we do not recommend adding electricity."Katie G from the head office said "Please consult our Lawn and Garden team before making any modifications to your shed outside of the instructions in your manual. Some modifications could void your warranty so you'll want to be sure first. "So in a nutshell NOT DESIGNED for electricity would mean that if you did add power points you would invalidate the guarantee.