Purchased 2 of the 10x10 Heavy Duty All-Season Instant Storage Tent Tarp Sheds. I call them my Shents. I am a woman 78 years old and assembled them myself over 2 days, spending about 8 hours total, early in the day during very hot weather. I am very impressed with how well-engineered these are. I did purchase accessories to insure they would not blow away (maybe because I am older and more insecure) -- 10 inch ground screw anchors, to which I added two ratchet straps for each "Shent." I also added 3M interlocking connectors to fold the middle tarp sections over the end tarp sections. This probably isn't necessary, but I live where there is a lot of wild-life. This won't keep them out, but they will invade more slowly. I stapled a length of scrap lumber about 3/4 x 1/2 inch along the bottom of each door so that I can easily roll them up alone. Rather than stacking bricks along the bottoms, which are long enough to influence rain runoff away from the interior, I stapled the flaps with landscape staples. The Shents are tall enough to be really roomy, but the most important thing is how well-engineered they are for what they cost. When I have my oak floors refinished, they can store my furnishings short term. Other times, they can store donations out of the weather before their pick-up dates. They can store just about anything, although where I live, the humidity will be a factor long term. If I were building an addition, I might store lumber and other materials in these rather than outside and simply tarped. Technically, these are in my front "yard" so I trimmed as few branches away as possible, in hopes of no complaints. You won't be disappointed in these.
Johnnybulle 
