Arrow Storage® - Yardsaver™ Storage Shed

This unit is very very cheaply made, it's all flimsy metal, there is no solid pieces to strengthen any part of it. This unit should never be sold in Florida as it will never withstand a hurricane or even a slight wind storm. I would of sent it back but I've had it to long to return before I opened the box to assemble it so im stuck with it at least until the first med winds take it out lol do you self a favor and do not buy this you can build it cheaper

Perfect Storage Shed. It may have taken me three days to put together by myself but that is one of the coolest looking building that is perfect for what I needed for. Everything was in perfect condition and the shipment was basically overnight. Great trucking company that had it loaded flawless. Must be why you use them. Assembly is just time and patience. They are all like that. Would definitely recommend. Thank you.

The shipment arrived a couple days early with all the parts and no damage (beyond a couple dings in to the box). It took a good 12 hours of two of us to assemble, instructions were decent. I haven't experienced a good rain yet but I didn't observe any water leaks using a hose. Shed looks great. Only issue so far is one of the doors sticks due to it being a hair crooked. I may have to drill a couple holes to adjust the hinge positions.

Product looks exactly as pictured when finished. PRO tips for build: 1) build a foundation, this shed like any building is only as solid as the foundation it is built on. 2) if using wood base, do not use pressure treated wood! Doing so will void the warranty with the shed. 3) plan on having help. I suggest people that follow directions really well, and won't leave for the whole day or get bored holding materials during assembly. The structure cannot be left unattended during mid-assembly, as a strong gust will bend pieces easily. 4) Use a floor kit. Install the unique floor kit piece in place of the door ramp provided with the shed after completing the entire shed. I suggest laying the floor kit sections out though before securing the shed to the foundation. 5) Towards the end of the build of the shed, be sure to install the large central cross beam before installing the upper cross supports along the tall side of the shed. Otherwise, you will need to remove the cross supports along the tall side anyway to avoid bending the top edge in the middle of the top side so the large central cross beam can drop where it needs to be secured. The upper cross supports have hard right-angles that cover the area the large cross support drops into. This far into the build your arms are getting tired, avoid duplicating unnecessary effort. 6) Have a good cordless drill with an adjustable chuck. An 18 Volt drill is suitable for the machine screws w/ nuts, but nearly overkill for the self-tapping screws with washers. You do not want to over-tighten the screws with washers as that destroys the weather seal. For these screws I suggest a 10 Volt cordless drill. Anything less is unsuitable. 7) Have pairs of good pliers for those helping. Thin lineman pliers are perfect. Needle nose pliers won't grip enough. These will help hold the nuts for the machine screws in place while you tighten them from the outside of the shed siding. 8) follow all directions explicitly. Open all bags with screws and separate them out by count. Despite package instructions, the screws are not separated by size or type. The screws are all mixed in the product bags. One exception is all screw heads face outward! Despite what instructions at times indicate. All screws are driven from outside the shed to the inside, this way the edge weatherproofing is seamless and looks amazingly sharp on the outside. 9) Have one person only direct and manage the entire build; reading directions, managing the pieces and hardware, coordinating assistance, and communicating the various steps needed to complete a phase of the build. If the shed is done right the first time, it will last for easily 10 years! Keep this in mind and take your time!