Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I've had one of these sheds for about a year and a half. The walls and floor are holding up well, but the roof and doors became severely warped over the first summer. [I live in the Pacific Northwest, so it wasn't unusually hot for the U.S.] The doors are now bow outward at the top and bottom, and the roof panels have curled upward at the corners. As a result, I've had to secure one of the doors with zip ties, and there is a gap between both doors and the roof when they're closed. I also had a problem with water running around the edge of the roof, and into the shed (I've redirected the water with caulk). Initially the shed had poor ventilation, but the gaps that have developed between the roof and walls now allow it to dry out better when I store wet items in it. It still gets pretty hot in there on a sunny summer day. As bad as the forgoing comments may seem, I'm not entirely dissatisfied with the shed. It does stand up well to wind (at least if you have heavy stuff in it). The walls and floors seem like they're in new condition, and the shed does protect the contents well. While I'm not thrilled with the quality of the shed, particularly considering the sizable price tag, it was probably the best option available to me given the rules of my home owner's association. I wish that there was something better on the market (in this size), but it's not an awful choice.