5.3 x 3.1ft size: Metal shed has open and spacious inside for storing tools, equipment and other garden/outdoor pieces.
Corrugated steel structure: Galvanised for extra strength, this metal garden storage shed is strong and robust – suitable for use in the elements. Water-resistant finish for extra protection.
Sloped roof: No rainwater/liquid buildup on this metal shed – won’t damage the metal structure.
Latched door: Easy to secure the single door in place, so the outdoor shed keeps closed when needed.
Dimensions: 196H x 161.5W x 94.5Dcm. Inner: 142.5W x 74.5Dcm. Door: 178H x 63.5Wcm. Foundation kit NOT included. Assembly required. Three people required for installation in approx. three hours – ALWAYS wear gloves. Do not build during windy weather conditions.
8 reviews for Outsunny 5ft x 3ft Lean to Garden Shed, Metal Outdoor Storage Shed with Single Lockable Door, Tool Storage Shed for Garden, Patio, Brown
Rated 5 out of 5
Robert Bedson –
Was easy enough to put up. Definitely needs another person at times to help with holding the sides up whilst locating the screws in the holes. Looks ok. Time will tell.
Rated 5 out of 5
shibu –
Like the size assembling was ok two person job. Don’t like that it has not base included
Rated 4 out of 5
Mitzi Mo –
Great storage but the paint did melt against the sun.
Rated 4 out of 5
A. Blackmore –
Fine for the price, it’s not the most heavy duty shed in the world but it’s perfectly serviceable.
A bit puzzled by the other reviews stating assembly was difficult. Given those I was expecting this to be a nightmare, but it was actually a total non-issue. Managed to put it together solo (by leaning bits against a wall) and it was perfectly manageable. The gloves and screwdriver that come with the shed are both comically small, so you’ll want your own for each, but otherwise it went together just fine.
As other reviews have noted I did come across a couple of missing screw holes (specifically for the four corners of the roof), but as the sheet metal is relatively thin it was a non-issue to drill these through (and the roof isn’t likely to come off if you opted not to do that).
The latch for the door is my main negative, it’s flimsy and isn’t going to stop anyone determined to get in. That said, the shed itself is fairly lightweight, so even were it nice and robust it wouldn’t stop someone getting in (for one they could relatively easily disassemble the shed with just a screwdriver). A more ‘niggle’ negative is the protective film on the panels – it’s an absolute nightmare to peel off. I ended up leaving it on and just building the shed with the film on, after being out in the sun and rain for a few days the film freed up nicely.
Ultimately it’s cheap, and while not that cheerful, not miserable either – given the price point it’s hard to complain too much. It’s pleasant enough to look at, for a metal shed anyway, and it keeps stuff relatively dry. That’ll do, shed, that’ll do.
Rated 2 out of 5
Robert Bedson –
This was very difficult to put together. There were 2 of us but could have done with 4. The instruction booklet was in pictures but the wring so small it was very hard to make it out. We also had to drill extra holes as some did not line up. Once together it isn’t bad. The delivery people however were excellent.
Rated 1 out of 5
altaf khan –
Was damaged in few places, very poor quality.
Rated 5 out of 5
J & B –
Good little shed. Cheap & not bad looking.
Rated 3 out of 5
Richard burnell –
It’s ok and not bad to erect however, the Hinges were in a separate box so thought they were missing. One of the panels is oversized but manageable with a bit of ingenuity.
Robert Bedson –
Was easy enough to put up. Definitely needs another person at times to help with holding the sides up whilst locating the screws in the holes. Looks ok. Time will tell.
shibu –
Like the size assembling was ok two person job.
Don’t like that it has not base included
Mitzi Mo –
Great storage but the paint did melt against the sun.
A. Blackmore –
Fine for the price, it’s not the most heavy duty shed in the world but it’s perfectly serviceable.
A bit puzzled by the other reviews stating assembly was difficult. Given those I was expecting this to be a nightmare, but it was actually a total non-issue. Managed to put it together solo (by leaning bits against a wall) and it was perfectly manageable. The gloves and screwdriver that come with the shed are both comically small, so you’ll want your own for each, but otherwise it went together just fine.
As other reviews have noted I did come across a couple of missing screw holes (specifically for the four corners of the roof), but as the sheet metal is relatively thin it was a non-issue to drill these through (and the roof isn’t likely to come off if you opted not to do that).
The latch for the door is my main negative, it’s flimsy and isn’t going to stop anyone determined to get in. That said, the shed itself is fairly lightweight, so even were it nice and robust it wouldn’t stop someone getting in (for one they could relatively easily disassemble the shed with just a screwdriver). A more ‘niggle’ negative is the protective film on the panels – it’s an absolute nightmare to peel off. I ended up leaving it on and just building the shed with the film on, after being out in the sun and rain for a few days the film freed up nicely.
Ultimately it’s cheap, and while not that cheerful, not miserable either – given the price point it’s hard to complain too much. It’s pleasant enough to look at, for a metal shed anyway, and it keeps stuff relatively dry. That’ll do, shed, that’ll do.
Robert Bedson –
This was very difficult to put together. There were 2 of us but could have done with 4. The instruction booklet was in pictures but the wring so small it was very hard to make it out. We also had to drill extra holes as some did not line up. Once together it isn’t bad.
The delivery people however were excellent.
altaf khan –
Was damaged in few places, very poor quality.
J & B –
Good little shed.
Cheap & not bad looking.
Richard burnell –
It’s ok and not bad to erect however, the Hinges were in a separate box so thought they were missing.
One of the panels is oversized but manageable with a bit of ingenuity.