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The Gizoon 6' x 4' Outdoor Storage Shed combines robust galvanized steel construction with a waterproof, UV-resistant finish and lockable double doors. Its spacious interior and smart ventilation make it ideal for securely storing garden tools, bikes, and outdoor equipment, while its easy assembly and versatile design fit seamlessly into any modern backyard.














| ASIN | B0C1GR1P1C |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Base Material | Metal |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,753 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #12 in Storage Sheds |
| Brand | Gizoon |
| Color | Brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (504) |
| Door Height | 71.3 Inches |
| Door Style | Sliding Doors |
| Door Width | 48.5 Inches |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Item Weight | 63.2 pounds |
| Item model number | CC10-LB |
| Manufacturer | Gizoon |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Product Dimensions | 48.5"D x 75.6"W x 71.3"H |
| Style | Outdoor Storage |
| Top Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
A**R
Every property can benefit from this very functional shedhed
We ordered this in 2022, but it took us until November of 2025 to unbox and build it. So glad all the parts were there. Including good instructions. People report difficulty taking off the plastic. We just left it on letting mother nature take her course at removing it. We changed the location to build in those 3 years while it stayed in a box. The result of that was that we ordered brown. Because it was going to go in In the woods, but then we moved build location next to our house, and suddenly the brown looked like an outhouse against our grey house. we simply spray, painted it right over the plastic, and it looks fabulous. The interior is well braced. Because we tend to overbuild things we added more sheet metal screws,built it on a platform not on the raw ground. And then because the interior floor frame would be a little bit inconvenient to step over, we threw down a very lightweight piece of plywood on the inside. It is truly a remarkable Remarkable little shed at a great price. The modifications that we made were simply personal. The kit has everything people can use. The double doors are awesome because they open up to the near full width of the interior giving you easy access. I will use 1 of it for firewood storage and 1 of it for garden tools since it sits right next to my fence raised beds.
B**1
Nice little shed
Very nice shed. All the sheeting arrived covered in protective film -- the paint was in good shape, but it took a long time to remove the film. You could install without removing it, but it wouldn't look as nice. Assembly was pretty easy and quick other than removing the film. It's sturdy in that weather and normal wear won't break it, but if someone wanted to get in they could probably punch a hole with a screwdriver. Overall very functional, much cheaper than a plastic shed, looks good (as good as a shed can look), and I'm quite happy with it.
W**N
A WEEKEND project
Oh boy....just finished assembly today. Only had four holes that were hard to align...I am gonna say it right now...some people need to stop trying to force stuff and if things aren't aligning realize they probably have something on backwards or on the wrong side. I am going to address problems people have/I had & pros. Cons: 1) plastic is excessive took litterally HOURS to take off, (possibly longer than assembly). I don't think some of the bars were in need of it...but they wrapped everything with coating. The doors were the hardest to take off coming off with seams everywhere in the plastic making there no strategy to peel plastic off in big chunks. 2) the bottom frame drove me nuts, the middle bars (the three of them going from front to back) didn't really fit snuggly, kept on falling out, and there wasn't a way to secure them in the cross bars. 3) there are four parts on this where they expect you to put a small screw through like 4/5 layers of misaligned metal pieces that are laying on top of each other. I was proud to get the first two after much struggling......the second two were impossible. We ran a wire through all of the holes and tied it... it's sufficient since it's the roof...but....not great. If we had felt like we had any more energy to put into this project we would have drilled some holes, but that would have eaten up more time/and two people. 4) Because I bought the larger shed, they just kinda tacked on a few extra lengths to the front of the frame/top. The top bar required you to put a plastic bit into the bar...it LITTERALLY didn't fit. I think this is what might have contributed to some of my misalignment since I shaved part of it down...and ended up shaving just a BIT too much off causing it to be a bit too loose and having it sag a slight bit. I felt like the extra pieces also caused some destabilization in the bottom of the frame. I really wish both pieces would have been one length. Pros: 1) Looks fairly nice 2) Cheaper than anything else we could find 3) Comes with plenty of extra hardware Neutral While I thought the directions were FINE their were points I struggled trying to decide orientation slowing me down, an additional sticker of top, left, right and such would have been helpful. The screws that you put the hinges on are fatter and omg...I struggled. A project I thought (even with the plastic) was going to take me a better part of a day....took me a weekend thanks partly to the freakishly hot weather, but mostly because I thought I would be done by the time it got hot! NOPE! Two mornings from like 6-12 so almost 12h to unpack and assemble by myself. Idk how...but yeah..... yikes. But as in most things it's time or money and we usually choose money........so I can't EXACTLY complain, but I do want y'all to have realistic expectations about how long this is going to take..... Would I do it again? I guess if I had realistic expectations of the amount of time it was going to take......we had other things that needed done this weekend and the kids need attention too...and we're all sick and it wasn't exactly fun, and I basically wanted to cry from all the plastic by the time I got to the doors and realized how bad they were.
L**F
Very cheap material
The metal material is like paper- is very thin, not strong. Putting this together is a real pain too. Many of the pre drilled holes do not line up. Ended up having to drill out probably half of the holes for the bottom and sides. My shed is sitting on a perfectly level cement pad, and after putting on the doors-using the predrilled holes this time, the lock and lock catch do not meet up. One door is hanging a good 3/4" higher than the other. Finally, all the pieces are covered in a super sticky saran wrap type plastic. It neither peels off or stays on. If you try to peel it, little bits come off, leaving a mess of stuck in plastic like material. After all my efforts, I'll use it til it falls apart, but I don't recommend this product at all.
S**A
Bought this product, checked all parts before assembly but once assembled the doors don't fit as they too large for this shed. Not the right doors. Obviously they knew this. Seller Botley will not replace the doors, only want the whole product back! It's assembled so not happening. Their solution was to offer me $10 off my next purchase- no solution! Don't buy anything from them!!
M**N
Full Order was never received
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