Gizoon Outdoor Storage Cabinet with 3 Shelves, Double Lockable Wooden Garden Shed with Waterproof Roof, Outside Vertical Tall Tool Shed for Yard Patio Lawn Deck-Grey

Solid product. Very easy to assemble and perfect for my back porch.

Looks really good. Fairly easy to assemble, just follow along the picture instructions.Reduced one star bc the quality isn't the best. Some of the wood split when adding screws. I guess tightened too tight.Not sure how long this will hold up at the beach, but we will see!Looks nice to store chairs & pool toys.

This is a quality real deal cedar closet. I purchased it to put on my newly covered deck. It’s not heavy thick wood for sure but it is real even had that cedar smell. It’s vented so mot going to keep out moisture but will protect from sun and rain and I like that because it’s vented it will dry out. So I can put away slightly damp thins and not worry about mold. It’s really nice to look at as well probably the best feature is the appearance. We are going to buy another one !

It came with pictured instructions. No worded instructions. Some of the screws were slightly too long. When screwed in, a tiny bit of the tip came through on the back. Not noticeable because the back of the unit is against the wall.It has louvered slats on the doors so it’s not completely sealed from dust entering the inside.The floor is a drop in piece. No screws.Shelves are drop in so they can be easily removed if storing a tall item. It’s not tall enough for rakes.Predrilled holes. Some didn’t line up so we had to drill our own. Not too bad if you’re skilled with a drill.It came with a primitive latch system. I’ll probably add my own pad lock.All in all it looks nice and smells like true cedar. We’ll see how long it withstands the outdoor conditions.

I recently purchased the Gizoon Outdoor Storage Cabinet, made of fir wood, expecting a durable and reliable storage solution for my outdoor needs. While the cabinet itself is generally well-constructed and aesthetically pleasing, I am extremely disappointed with the quality of the roof. The roof's poor construction significantly undermines the overall functionality and durability of the cabinet.Initially, the cabinet seemed sturdy and capable of withstanding various weather conditions. However, after about three months, the roof started to reveal its flaws. The roof began to leak and break down during moderate rainfall. Upon closer inspection, I discovered that the materials used for the roof were subpar, leading to weak spots that allowed water to seep through. This not only compromised the contents of the cabinet but also posed a risk of damage to anything stored inside, which defeats the primary purpose of the storage unit.To make matters worse, the screws provided were not exterior grade, causing them to rust quickly and further weakening the structure. This oversight in using appropriate materials for outdoor use is a glaring flaw that significantly reduces the cabinet's lifespan and reliability.In conclusion, while the Gizoon Outdoor Storage Cabinet is great in terms of its main structure, the roof's poor construction and the use of non-exterior grade screws make it a weak link. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable outdoor storage solution. The company needs to address these significant flaws to provide a truly dependable product.

Super easy to assemble and looks great

Unit is two shelves and base, not three shelves. Ez illustrated instructions, but you have to study closely for configuration. I pre-drilled holes, no split wood. Unit is two sections, lower and upper, no single length walls or door. Not a heavy duty unit but will work for me to store patio tools and gardening tools

This product is flimsy. Wood so thin, I was afraid it would crack while putting it together. Just shy of being balsa.Pieces came cracked, wood patched and dirty. Holes mis-drilled and filled in. First strong 10 mile per hour wind outside made it blow over.Floor doesn’t stay in and needs to be screwed in. Definitely not water proof as it says, there’s cracks everywhere between wood slats and edges/floor. You also drill through roof so that’s not water resistant. Need to add silicone to screws on top to seal holes from screws. Some holes were not where they were supposed to be, filled in, or missing. Had to screw my own holes.My intent is to use it in a covered porch so it will be ok for that, but definitely not for outside and. easy to break into. It’s flimsy. You can get a full metal shed for $100 more. Do that. This is small closet.2 stars because it’s crap, but great instructions.