Keter Store-It-Out Prime Outdoor Resin Horizontal Storage Shed

My shed arrived on time. The package was not damaged, but a main part inside the box was broken. It was a critical part that held the right-hand door on. Since the shed was nearly assembled, I decided to JB Weld the broken part back together rather than repack the shed and return it. My repair seems to be holding except the right-hand door is a bit out of alignment. Everything works fine as far as opening and closing the doors. It is roomy and big enough to hold my electric mower with the handle folded down as well as gas cans. The vented sides are good if you plan to store gas. Overall, it is a bit flimsy, but it does the job for me. I plan to add a shelf to give me more storage. By the way, the directions are pictures only and they are not very clear. The parts are labelled which helps. It took me working alone about an hour to assemble. With 2 persons it would be much easier.

I bought this to serve as an outdoor enclosure for a generator so that I wouldn't have to move it back and forth to the garage. From the description, it was the perfect size. The unit says 28" deep and my generator is only 24" wide including the wheels. I received the unit and unpacked it, read the directions and it occurred to me to take my own measurements before beginning assembly. The actual usable floor space is only 22.75" inches deep. I went back to the amazon page and rechecked the description to make sure that it said 28". I looked at a number of other units and the thing that I noticed is that none of them list an interior depth. My advice is to ask the seller for the interior depth BEFORE you purchase a unit. I was sorely disappointed, so I ended up returning the unit. I gave it 3 stars overall because it appears to be a decent enclosure; however, my search continues.

Unit is not real sturdy. Doors flimsy. Base came cracked even though box was undamaged. I assembled with broken piece since I couldn’t wait to do a replacement. Asked manufacturer to give me a partial credit for the base. They would not. Instead after a lot of back and forth they sent me a new base. I am not going to disassemble and replace the base unless it falls apart. Manufacturer quality control and customer relations could use improvement.

It goes together somewhat easily. The doors sucked, but thats not a dealbreaker. What surprised me though is if an 8 year old was running and accidentally slammed into it, it would probably collapse. One of the pics has a push mower hanging on the side. I'm not sure that sets realistic expectations. For storage its perfectly fine. Far as I can tell it keeps the weather out. My two biggest heads up are first, the material and quality. Once you assemble this thing you need to put something in it otherwise it probably will blow away Second, don't store anything valuable in here if you live in an area where people suck. Sure, it has a place to lock it, but a good kick will bring the whole thing to its knees. All in all, for storage of potting soil, planters, and other small cluttery things its fine. Anything more than that though and i'd shop around a little more.

I've put together and presently own many other resin/plastic sheds. This was my first experience with Keter and this by far is the flimsiest kit I've ever put together. Everything flexes.. i mean extreme flexing going on. The price.. frankly was the cheapest for the size I was looking for. I got what I paid for - the build quality is mediocre at best. I was able to put it together easily and once assembled does what I needed it to do. How long it will last? I do not know... but I suspect in a few years I'll be demoing and rebuilding a new kit. Presently storing a small generator and power washer in there and I've owned it for a little over a month - so no leaks yet... will update over time!