Abba Patio Outdoor Storage Shelter with Rollup Door Storage Shed Portable Garage Kit Tent for Motocycle Garden Storage Dark Grey，7 x 12 ft

My experience with this product is better than others I've obtained and had to return for a variety of reasons.

This is a heavier material and piping than other items As a result, the stitching appears good, accurate, and also better. It would have been nice to have seen double stitching, but, oh well, it's still better than what I've seen in other books. My assembly was successful, I was able to put together, On your own The duration didn't exactly reflect what I used to time it, but it was something like two hours That's about it. It would have been great if they provided an OEM video of their recommended how-to or what to expect. There was none and it seems no one has done this before. I would have made a great video, but I am not the kind of person who is good at video production. Having diagrams of what it is and how it works was enough to convince me it is what it is, However, I don't think it's the best for someone who is a novice or a There are two things I would like to briefly mention here, based on the responses I gave back to them (a lengthy feedback email). In the first place, you are not going to be able to put this together by yourself unless you use Duct Tape, even just a little to hold it together when If you are sure you have the angle right and want to tape the entire joint, otherwise, I have to gorilla-tape In the example, I taped a 2in piece of tape, which was plenty to hold the pieces and also had the correct angle. 2in of gorilla tape is plenty to act as a third-hand. A brief item I would like to mention is That tent material is not explained to you in terms of how it is folded. Do you know why it I guess I'll have to take that as If you fold or roll it as it is for shipping, this is the easiest way to handle it on your own. As a result, it would have been easier for me to lean it against the frame and unfold it, if it were folded in such a way that I could push it on top of the frame, A saving of perhaps 30 minutes would have been possible. Due to the way it was, I had to unfold it all to locate the center and then I had to climb a step ladder and bring it up to the middle and then pull it end to end and backward and forward until I got to the ends, then I could lower the sides, I was up to it on that particular day, which is heavy if you are doing it alone. The sides may need to be connected or may need to be detached and then attached I did not find the panel, it is I see no reason not to do it from the point of view of function But, that would make assembly or disassembly twice as fast, in my opinion. Disassembly is then a very viable option in this case. You might also have the option of a temporary side facility in good weather, etc. , and if it is available, you can utilize the feature. Tent material is draped over the frame once that is done, and then the walls are covered. The process is fast and mine was sewn accurately In the event of inaccurate data, it would have a very negative impact on it's overall tightness I'm pleased to see that the panel looks okay. In the next section, we will look at the "Nails"- The anchor is not the focus, or the key (in my experience), so they aren't a focus My own experience over time has taught me that- After the legs are up, the poles are spread out to tighten everything up, and the nails are inserted into the legs to lock them in place. When I got home, I received, Two 24-inch rebars and two C- rails Each corner of the two brackets was clamped to a lower bracket. In the end, it may be a better choice than - (Cheap and works well for what I want) Depending on your soil type, 36" + rebar may be more suited since you want to hammer into soft soil Getting rid of disturbed soil is tricky if you assembled it over dirt, like I did. I am not referring to blacktop or any other surface. My suggestion (as far as finned anchors are concerned) I would never use them here as far as Tent Vinyl It does look like there are some "light" patches of emulsion on the tent material, which I told them about and asked if they had a patch kit or anything if this might you need not worry and if you need anything, you can get in touch with On the outside, I only see grey. On the inside, I see white, lighter areas that I thought were daylight (a hole), but I think they were just thin layers of emulsion as I saw Though I am not bothered about it, I would have appreciated a gratis patch kit in case I needed one. More than 3-out of 5 of the things that I mentioned in my well-explained feedback would have been better had they paid more attention You got them. In the end, I rarely give a 5, except when it is exceptionally good and a 4, to ensure that it is what it is supposed to be. A measure of the length of the service may be based on how it appears or how it is assembled this is as follows Based on my experience, I expect to get at least two, three years of "looks good" service out of My other neighbors use other brands and they receive "heavy duty" version products far more before UV deterioration has its effect. So, only time will tell what will happen.

Delaney Brewer

| Mar 11, 2021

My car will be safe this winter in this shelter. Construction of heavy duty materials. I was genuinely surprised at how well this held up to high winds and the 2018 "Bomb Cyclone" here on the East coast. Less than I expected.

Maurice Cameron

| Jun 01, 2021

I am very satisfied with the design and workmanship of the product. Everything fits together perfectly. A door flap and seams, as well as grommets and grommets, are also present. Setup is easy and takes a maximum of 90 minutes if you follow the directions on the packaging. We will need a step stool, a socket wrench to tighten a few nuts, and a hammer to drive six screws Set the stakes low. A graveled area was installed You will have approximately 10" of skirt left, if you put the skirt on raised floors. have to hope that the weather holds up. 1) A TIP on One Person Assembly A hassle-free frame assembly is all about letting gravity hold joints together - this method saves time and effort. The center should be the starting point and the long ends should be addressed last. When attaching legs, the lift should be balanced from the center Starting with the center, then moving towards the You will need to raise the cover and drape it over the frame. After you square up the closed end, you can turn your attention to Begin assembling the frame with joints from the peak of the roof to each end of the structure. The lift should begin in the center of the peak, and the shorter tubes and joints should be added to one side. Repeat on the opposite side. Attach the foot plate to the tube, then lift from the center of one long side, insert the center tube and then each end tube- Lie the opposing side on a flat surface. Adjust positioning and check to make sure all tubes are seated in each joint. Rotate foot plates so the flat surface faces the floor. It is the most difficult part of the cover installation to get the cover onto the frame. Unfold the cover along the long side of the frame with the door (velcro strips) at the appropriate Move the cover up and over the frame by lifting one side of it up and draping it over the horizontal tubes to keep it in place over and over. Begin by securing the closed end in place, and then anchor its peak with two ball bungees in its appropriate position. Getting the closed end into place first, then working on getting the open end into place, is a logical strategy. Place all bungees on the closed end of the ball. The lower tubes should be installed into sleeves with brackets attached. You will now need to pull the cover up and adjust it at the end of the door, and secure it Applied glue to the frame of the velcro door and attach the loops to the door velcro. Begin securely fixing the velcro door at the roof peak. The zipper door should be functional, and any final positioning should be done, then stake down the door. It takes less than 90 minutes to get everything done!.

Pearl Forbes

| Jul 15, 2021

I had a difficult time assembling it myself (I'm only 5'4"), but duct taping all the pipes together before assembly made it much easier - thank you! Tape is important. Don't be sparing with it. The cover is attached to the base and bolted to the base, making it bought extra tent pegs because I felt 3 per pole would certainly keep it in place (I live on top of a hill, and I can experience 30-mph winds. A regular 50 miles through the winter and into the spring It is summertime). In order to keep the mowers protected from moisture, I also draped a layer of 24mil plastic sheeting on the ground. A shed of this quality cannot be beaten at this price. It is a great affordable alternative to a traditional shed with a foundation, for those who are looking for a shed to fit their needs.

Emmalynn Skinner

| Jan 04, 2021

The material is heavy-duty and the zippers are strong. The poles will need to be assembled by two people. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. The hardware is included with the package. I have plenty of room for my 2006 Suzuki C50 Boulevard cruiser in this trailer. In New England, I hope that this will hold up during heavy snows and blizzards. 6 cinder blocks were added on the inside, and straps were added to keep the container stable. It is a canopy I would recommend.

Leia Graves

| Nov 20, 2020