Keter Store It Out Ultra Outdoor Garden Storage Shed, 177 x 113 x 134 cm - Beige and Brown

Good solid storage unit..but could have done with a lower locking bolt as well as the top one as the bottom of the right door is a bit flexy when closed.Quality stuff from keter/just a bit pricey.

Excellent value for money easy too build

I wanted a shed to hide my bins and boxes to make my patio look tidier and this did the job perfectly. A bonus was that it was big enough to hold a few other patio items, ie. Table and umbrella. It took two of us to put it together in an hour and a half and thankfully there were no bits missing or broken. I was a little wary on this as so many bad reviews on this subject. Seems sturdy enough now it is up but the doors seem kinda flimsy when open. Overall pleased with the item as it does what I wanted. The only disappointment is that I am having difficulty to activate the warranty. Everytime I go into the Keter site it just buffers and buffers. I have tried many times over the last two weeks to no avail. Just hope nothing happens under warranty. This is why I have deducted one star.

I ordered this as I wanted a place to store two bikes - mainly to keep them out of the weather but also safe. Received the shed on the day stated. It took two of us to put it together but only because there are some big pieces to hold together. The instructions (mainly pictorial) are easy to follow and every single piece was clearly marked. We had read reviews that the lid could flip up in heavy wind so we just put two straps over the top. We have put a long lock on it as well. The shed withstood Storm Darragh!! Very pleased with the purchase and does the job.PS the shed was bone dry even after all the rain we received during the storm.

I had not heard of this brand but it was recommended by my son. Being a bit old school, I was reticent to spend over £300 on something made of plastic but could not find anything wooden that I liked, so took a chance and am actually glad I did.Yes it's made of plastic - some sort of resin apparently. The box it came in was huge and required 2 men to carry it from the van to my garden, so bear this in mind. I managed to open it and get it all out and once checked that nothing was missing, was able to assemble it myself in just over 3.5 hours.Everything apart from the back panel, appears to be thick double sided plastic resin. The back panel is a thin corrugated resin panel, but seems sturdy., particularly when slotted into the side panels and secured. I followed the instructions and put it together exactly as set out. It was actually much easier than I had expected. Holes seemed to be all in the right places. Due to somewhat limited mobility, the hardest thing for me was getting down to floor level to secure the floor and door hinges.The top lid is in 2 parts and when put together as one unit is actually very heavy, so I would recommend having some assistance when it comes to lifting it into place. The lid is held in place by hydraulic lifters, which work well and make it easy to open. Once fully assembled, the shed is solid and seems to be completely watertight, which given the weather recently, I was not expecting. It also looks quite good and the fact that it never needs painting or treating is a bonus. So all in all, I would recommend this brand and product, as it does seem well made, maintenance free and likely to last many years and therefore, decent value for money.

The 'Keter 2000 lt' represents a good buy depending on how much you pay.I bought mine for £250 when it was on sale. This happens quite a lot, so unless you're in a hurry, you may want to hold out for the bargain.Mine arrived as it should, the box intact, and no missing or broken pieces.The instruction manual is straightforward, but it's only pictures.There are online videos but Keter tinkers with the designs of these all the time so what you see on YouTube may not translate to your storage unit even though it's the same model.It's uncomplicated to put together, but you'll definitely need a battery-operated drill to get the screws in.It IS watertight even after a very heavy downpour of rain, although you may get a little dribble near where the doors meet.It's quite light, so you can drag it around a flat surface easily... but it probably will blow over in very strong winds! It's a good idea to secure this storage unit to the ground if you can.Once it's full of stuff, that problem mostly goes away.The two lever arms work well and are a safety Godsend so it can't slam shut and it will stay open while you're rummaging about.It's NOT secure. Any determined person will just kick in the back panel to nab your stuff. Locks are a deterrent only and shouldn't be used with confidence as a security feature.I would recommend this item.UPDATE JUNE 2024:The hinges and all metal parts have rusted through.I have replaced the door hinges with expensive plastic substitutes. Problem solved.But Keter do not offer replacements for the piston roof lid hinges. The ones that come with the box rust very quickly. They can't be found on eBay, either.I'll probably have to buy a new one just to get the spare parts I need.Anyway... oil, lubricate and grease all metal parts, or you'll end up in the situation that I'm in.The life span for these boxes is about two years unless you really take care of it.

The fact that this was delivered to the door so quickly was the clincher for us. Good value, nice and secure.