CHRISTOW Slimline Garden Shed, Outdoor Tool Storage, Compact Utility Sentry with Lockable Door and Roof Hatch

Very good, easy to put together. great colour. Good size.

Excellent shed, tall, slim, very well designed and the instructions are really clear. It is worth every penny. The friend who helped me assemble it is a former engineer and kept commenting on what a good piece of kit it is.

The CHRISTOW Small Garden Shed is exactly what I needed for my garden. Its tall and slim design fits perfectly in a small space, making it ideal if you don’t have much room to spare. Despite its compact size, it offers plenty of storage space for my tools, pots, and other garden essentials.The shelves inside are really handy for organizing smaller items, and the roof hatch provides extra storage for things I don’t need as often. The slope roof is great for keeping rain off, and the wood feels sturdy enough to handle outdoor conditions.I like that the door is lockable, giving me peace of mind that my items are secure. Overall, it’s a neat and practical solution for anyone looking to maximize storage in a small outdoor space.

This shed was very easy to put up, it’s perfect for my needs, although it is a little flimsy, but we put it in a sheltered place in the garden, so hopefully it will be ok.

Some damage to two parts. Needed longer screws for the roof. Otherwise went together well. Like the colour. You get what you pay for.We are prepared to live with the damage which doesn’t show and doesn’t affect the usage; other people may not.

The only niggle is the bolt which is a bit fiddly. I will probably be changing it to a better one in due course. I was easy to assemble for 2 people and everything went together as per the instructions. It came with one coat of stain but I have since given it two coats of paint to protect it better from the elements. Could not install all the shelf pieces in the top section as my some of my tools are very long but did manage to put three in on one side which easily take my plastic pots. All in all I am extremely pleased with it. Update: this little shed survived a ferocious storm when it was knocked flat on its back by a huge gust of wind. Stood it up again and only damage was a couple of grazes to the paintwork. Well made or what!

A great value small shed which looks great.Simple build instructions, all parts identified and marked for ease of build.Took approx 30 minutes to build with only minor niggle being trying to find the pre-drilled holes in the felt roof. This was simply solved by using a braddle to emphasize the holes from the underside.When built it looked great and held all the things that I needed it to *compact mower' and flymo strimmer.I did place it against a wall and stood it on semi-submerged bricks so that it was not placed directly onto soil and against a wall to provide additional stability and try to prevent any potential wood rot on the feet.A tip, if there are two of you involved in the construction it would be advantageous and if you are OK to physically carry it after construction to its final location it was more convenient to construct in my garage then move rather than build it situ.Ben in place for over a month now and no issues experienced so really impressed.

This is a great little shed. It’s predecessor lasted 15 years hopefully this will too. It’s possibly not as sturdy as the panels are quite light but only time will tell. Some of the tolerances where holes are drilled & panel gaps could be better eg we had to rehang the door as it wouldn’t shut when we used the predrilled holes & some other predrilled holes didn’t line up. Also it was damaged slightly as per photo when it arrived but wood glue & filler sorted this - luckily damage was on the inside. Top tip - you can lift out the roof panels so a long broom etc fits. It took two of us 50 minutes to put together once unpacked & repaired. Looks great on the patio!