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

Do not be put off by some of the reviews that suggest the quality is poor and that it can be difficult to assemble - it is not. I came prepared with a hammer, screw driver, drill, electric screwdriver and Stanley knife - all I needed was a pair of reading glasses and the electric screwdriver.The instructions are easy to follow and most of the parts are labelled and idiot proof, in that they can be interchanged right to left or vice verse. The parts snapped together as suggested in the instructions and no drilling was required. The screws were OK quality and I managed not to strip any screw heads, even when screwing through the metal strengthening strips/brackets where there were no pilot holes. The only assistance that I needed was in putting on the roof when 2 people make it a lot easier.The claim that it can store 2 adult and 2 children’s bikes is a little generous and would be difficult to achieve easily and certainly would barely allow for a cigarette paper to be included. The box itself is sturdy, relatively lightweight for its size, appears weatherproof but would only delay a determined thief. My only issue was I finding a suitable wide padlock with a long shackle. I tried several without success until I came across the Amtech T1144 5-Digit Combination Padlock - see picture, which fits very well.As a storage box it is great and I would highly recommend it and I would get the same again if I needed more storage. For adult bike storage, I may look elsewhere.

Perfect for my needs, delivered directly into my back garden.Easy to follow instructions, I'm a 60 year old female and built it by myself.

As previous reviews have stated about the assembly:- It does take about two hours to put together- It will require two people for some of the build- the tools required are a Phillips head screwdriver and a drill, the latter is required for the rear metal backplate (holes are the wrong size don't try and force them use a 3.5mm drill bit first to widen the hole)- A drill is also required for several plastic holes in various spots that were marked but not drilled during production (you can try without drilling but it is hard work)- A novice can put it together as the instructions are clear and logical (Do not be put off by the photos and negative review left by one particular buyer, to assemble it so poorly takes a special type of innate "competence" that most people simply do not have)The build quality is generally pretty good for the price, the locking sliding bolt and catch do not look overly robust but they do the jobThe bike store is a generous size, it managed to take a large adult trike (Powatryke) and an adult mountain bike quite easily

I now have 2 of these ... They are great storage units for outside. They keep so much stuff inside of them! I have a lawn mower, chairs, wood and garden tools in 1. Fits well into a 6x4 space and is better than a shed of the same size as access is much easier. They are surprisingly strong for the material!

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 media could not be loaded. Well this is bigger than I thought. Perfect for what I want it for as well. I wish I did wait for the sale but hey ho that's life. But yeah well impressed. Well made.