Breezz 5x3FT Vertical Outdoor Steel Storage Shed,Lockable Doors, Compact Metal Tool Shed for Garden, Backyard, Patio, Utility, and Bike Storage,Nightblue
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Arrives
Thursday, Jul 23
Size: 3X5FT
Color: NightBlue
Features
- Steel Construction & Compact Size: This shed is ideal for storing garden tools, bicycles, pool supplies, and seasonal equipment in limited outdoor spaces.
- Weather-Resistant Steel Construction Made with galvanized steel panels that resist rust, corrosion, and UV damage, ensuring long-lasting durability in all weather conditions.
- Lockable Double Doors for Security Features reinforced lockable doors to keep your tools, garden equipment, or cleaning supplies safe and protected from theft or animals.
- Easy Access & Organization The tall design allows vertical storage of rakes, shovels, and ladders, while the wide-opening doors provide quick and easy access.
- Versatile Outdoor Storage Solution Ideal for storing gardening tools, outdoor cushions, small grills, bikes, or pool equipmentkeeping your outdoor space neat and organized.
Brand: BreezZ
Color: NightBlue
Material: Metal
Style: Compact
Base Material: Alloy Steel
Floor Area: 15 Square Feet
Brand Name: BreezZ
Manufacturer: BreezZ
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Required Assembly: Yes
Material Type: Metal
Base Material: Alloy Steel
Top Material Type: Metal
Frame Material: Metal
Color: NightBlue
Style Name: Compact
Door Style: Outward-opening doors
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
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Size: 10X12FT
Color: NightBlue
I am finally ready to provide a review of the shed. Overall, this is a decent product for its price, and the overall quality is quite good. Approximately 98% of the holes were matched. A few holes were slightly out of line, but I am not certain that this was not due to an imperfectly leveled floor/base on my part. The main negative is that skilled assembly is required. I have significant experience in furniture assembly due to my work, so it was not overly complicated for me, although the process was time-consuming. It took me and my mother, acting as a helper, approximately three days (about six hours each) to complete the assembly. Here are some key insights from the assembly process: - Good Leveled Base is Essential: You must create a good, even, and leveled base. Without one, you will not be able to assemble this structure. I used pallets for my base. - Follow the Instructions: Please follow the instructions meticulously and do not try to deviate from each step. - A Helper is Required: You will not be able to assemble this by yourself. Get a buddy who can help hold parts steady or pass you the correct tools and parts. - Right Tools: A cordless powered screwdriver is the only efficient way to handle the assembly. - Good Weather: Plan this purchase for a dry, warm season. Doing the assembly in the rain and wind significantly delayed our process. Despite the fact that each individual part seems flimsy, the shed is sturdy enough once it is fully built. However, be aware that you cannot lean anything heavy against the walls, as they will instantly bend.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2025 by Yana L.
Size: 10X12FT
Color: NightBlue
This is for the 10x12 gray shed with two opaque windows and and two plexiglass ceiling panels. This went pretty well. In great part because I read lots of the reviews for this shed and other sheds and took the advice to heart. Buy your own roofing screws that have the rubber washer already attached. I think ours were 1 in number 9, but I would suggest 3/4 in if you could find it. Also you need way more screws than you think. Between 7 and 800 I would estimate. Like others have said building the platform level is *vital*. Almost all of our holes lined up. There were a few here and there that didn't line up. Including the cross/support beam of the doors. And where the the locking mechanism was supposed to go on the top. We had to drill a hole with the step bit there. (And it's still possible these issues were user error). We spent an entire day with two people peeling the plastic on a Friday. And it was probably 9 hours honestly. And we were even lucky that a chunk of the panels didn't have the plastic on it. It says to wear gloves, and they do provide relatively decent ones, two pairs. However it's impossible to grip the plastic when you're peeling it or the screws when you're screwing it together so better one person handle the panels putting them in (wearing gloves) and the other person handles the screws. I did get my finger sliced open once. You'll need a ladder. After peeling the plastic on Friday we spent about 10 hours Saturday putting it together although we were interrupted in the middle to go buy more screws. On Sunday we spent probably 3 hours finishing it. We were missing one piece, part of the locking mechanism. I'm going to reach out to them. Of course we may have just missed it in all of the packing material. If you have two relatively handy people you can build this. Having two drills and four batteries would be handy. We had one drill and two batteries though and it still went pretty smoothly. Like others have said do not do this on a windy day. Follow the instructions. Follow the instructions. I'm saying it a second time. Even when they don't seem to make sense. My husband would look ahead in the instructions and say oh okay, realizing why they told you to do it that way. Follow the instructions. It came out great. We received very little damaged pieces, hardly anything really. And we did have a wind advisory tornado watches the day after putting it together. 20 to 25 mph sustained winds with 40 to 45 mph gusts. The building was untouched. I typed most of this up and saved it in my notes app and I'm just now getting around to posting. The shed has been up for a couple of months now. It's doing great. No issues. So glad I got the two clear panels for the roof. Between the shed and the materials for the foundation (plywood, 2x4s, concrete blocks, paint for the floor, screws with washers already on) I did probably spend nearly $1,000 total. So keep in mind all the involved costs before you start. I was worried about spending this much money sight unseen on such a large purchase. I'm glad I took the chance, I think it's well worth it. If I had paid somebody else to put up a shed for me it would easily have cost twice as much.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by elephant714
Size: 5X3FT
Color: NightBlue
Im trying to clean out and organize the garage and wanted a shed to put the garden tools and swimming pool stuff in. Kinda everything that will survive getting flooded and if a hurricane comes and the shed goes flying it wont be a huge loss. Ordered this 5x3 shed and put it together. This Is what I've learned! 1. 4 hours to put together is a lie! It takes 4 hours just to sort out the million pieces!! 🤣 2. My square and level Is not their square and level! 3. Its easier to put together by yourself!! 4. 5x3? Nope! The interior dimensions are 52x28 inches. So more 4x2 which is really really small! Maybe the roof is 5x3 but not the shed itself. 5. Thats a mighty big lock, considering one person can lift the shed up and just walk away with It 6. The color Of the shed Is One Of them trick questions. Its supposed to be blue but most people see It as gray 7. Whenever I get another One, I wont be using their hardware anymore. I would have saved 4 hours If I just would have gone to the store to get sheet metal screws with a washer head! 8. Them panels are covered with a clear film. Like a wrap. I cant peel that stuff Off! I tried the sun, heat gun and acetone. I gave up! 9. The holes will line up! The trick is to not tighten the screws all the way so you have some "give" and can pull the parts in place. 10. Take your time! Its not a competition!! Dont work on it when you are in a bad mood. Make sure you have some spring clamps and if you have corner clamps to put the foundation together you are golden! 11. Female, 52, 105lbs and 5'2. Ladies, dont be intimidated! You can do it! But you need steps or a ladder lol 12. I give it 4 stars. I knew it would be a pain to put together. They are all like that! But Im subtracting a star for the fact its closer to 4x2 and not 5x3
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 by Paws with Class
Size: 5X3FT
Color: NightBlue
This small shed was just what we wanted/needed to keep a few tools and other materials in while we are building a large greenhouse. No need to load everything up and take them back to the workshop. Now we have a safe, dry place to store them. We were amazed at how organized the directions and parts were. Everything is numbered & labeled, but you need to read the directions first and then pay attention to how you lay it out. It must have a flat level surface because when you are screwing everything together, sometime three pieces of metal, it will not go well if the shed is not level. It definitely takes at least two people to hold it together while someone else is screwing (there are a lot of screws so you will need a power drill for most of the screws) It is very logical to put together and the amazing thing is the sheer engineering of it, everything fits if you just follow the directions and go step by step. There are few written instructions, but lots of drawings & details. Some of the drawings could have been a little easier to decipher, but all in all it is truly amazing. A good value for the money, but again you need at least two folks or maybe three so someone can read the directions and keep everyone on task as to what comes next, be patient. Another great thing is that when we are finished using it at it's current location we can literally move it to another location by detaching it from the current foundation and we will not have to take it apart.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by Suzie Solbug
Size: 5X3FT
Color: NightBlue
At first I was excited at the price I got this. When I first opened the box it looked like the metal was scratched. But it turned out every piece of metal had a thin coating of plastic which was hard to remove but you needed to if you didn’t want it to look all messy. Then the way it is put together is with small metal screws which don’t seem to hold all that well. It’s hard not to over tighten them. They have plastic washers which I would guess were for keeping water out. But because the screws didn’t really tighten well that didn’t work. Also the first windy day it blew over and bent and ripped the bottom pieces that were right off that were supposed to be keeping it stable and connected to the base. So I made a bunch of reinforcements and made it much more sturdy drilling 3 inch deck screws thru the side of the walls into the 2x4 base I made inside the bottom of the shed. The next rainy day, my stuff inside was all wet! The screws in the ceiling leak. So next I will silicone caulk these issues and I think I should be good to go. Also I have noticed the stainless steel latch is beginning to look like it’s rusting or maybe it’s just the screws that connect the latch to the door. I would probably still buy it again even knowing all of this. Probably normal types of things you would have happen at this price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: 10X12FT
Color: Brown
For the price, you can't beat it. All parts were included, lots of extra screws. I read a bunch of reviews saying that things didn't align and parts were incorrect, etc. Im pretty sure 99% of all of that is user error. I thought the same when some things didn't fit or align. I even emailed the company accusing them of shipping a piece that was too small, but after I remeasured and resquared the walls, I figured out that the walls on either side of the door/front were bowed out due to significantly less support than the back wall, which threw everything off. Once I pushed the walls in, everything fit. All the holes are drilled where they're supposed to be, however, there is so much room for things to go off a little due to many factors, but everything does fit if you keep it all square and level. My only issue was with packaging/shipping. The shed came in 2 large super heavy boxes, not very well protected. Half the contents were exposed and when I opened the boxes, almost every one of the panels were either dented or scratched in a few spots. I was able to bend most of them back to shape and placed the worst ones where they'd be seen the least. Don't attempt to put this shed together if there will be any wind for 3 days. Also, removing the plastic wrapping on each piece takes as long as the actual assembly. I thought know what you're doing and you leave the wrapping on, it would be possible to build it in a day, maybe day and a half. Instructions are pretty bad (they're wrong in several places), but use common sense and you'll figure it out. Not rocket science.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2025 by 808life
For the price, this shed is great. The package arrived 3 days early which was nice. You’ll need at least two people to start on it and it is time consuming however the instructions are very clear and everything is clearly labeled. I’d recommend building a platform for it. All the metal pieces arrived unharmed with no dents or scratches. There were a couple places where the pilot holes did not align with where a screw needed to go (probably was operator error) but since most of the assembly is with sheet metal screws, it’s easy to sink the screws into the metal below. Once the shed was fully built, it felt pretty sturdy. I don’t feel like aftermarket support is necessary unless maybe if you live somewhere where 12in of snow is probable. This thing takes forever to assemble but it’s definitely worth it, I would purchase again.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2025 by Dylan Schumacher
Size: 10X12FT
Color: Brown
This is my second shed of this style that I've built. I built both by myself for 90% of the work, a second hand is needed for the other 10%. Total time was about eight hours. REMOVING THE PLASTIC IS A NIGHTMARE!!! Seriously half your time is spent peeling the plastic off the sheets, and don't think for a second to just leave it on, it will become UV beaten over time and fall off spreading everywhere. Anyways, this kit came with extra hardware unlike my last shed. Make sure to really square the shed and ensure your walls are plumb and true or the roof panels will not align. One of the downfalls of working alone was my walls bowed and threw all my roof panels off. The panels are very thin, not much more than a beer can, but once it's all screwed together it becomes sturdy enough. My first roof of my shed caved in from a heavy snow load, that was my fault for not taking it off. I was able to pop it back and it was fine. Overall for under $500 you can't really beat it, I priced out framing up my own and figured I would be well over three times the cost. If you can't build a shed from lumber you're going to struggle building this shed. But if you have half a brain and follow the directions you should be ok.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2025 by Bazooka Joe