I have had the shed stored on my mother's driveway since April of this year. I just now, as of the July 4th weekend, was able to have a friend help me put it all together.Basically, I like the shed. I was a little disappointed to find out that I thought the product description mentioned that the material was a sturdy rosin type plastic. I now see that wasn't mentioned in the product description at all. It felt by the weight of it, it is more like injection mold type of plastic. Hope it doesn't melt and can withstand our Southern Utah temperatures. I was impressed that it is made out of plastic that doesn't have heavy fumes especially when heated. It virtually has no odor about it whatsoever. I was impressed that the trusses are made of heavy steel and are supported very well. The shed as a whole seemed to be designed with a lot of features in mind for safety and sturdy reliability. It does get very hot in 80+ degree temperatures. Even with the window slid open and both the front doors open, it didn't seem to vent out the heat very well. I will be a bit leery of storing anything such as wax Christmas candles or any items with possible low heat tolerances. The sliding windows is a nice feature but I have noticed the more I slide it open and closed, it tends to scratch. I have an issue with the "mechanism" that latches the front door closed. I did my best to level the shed so that the doors close even. But I am thankful the company decided to place dead bolts on the top and bottom of the left door to keep it sturdy enough for the right door to latch tightly to close. Otherwise, if the dead bolts are not set, the door will still fly open and become unlatched. Speaking of the latch, I couldn't figure out, even with my shed level, why I have to press fairly hard on the right door and pull out slightly on the left door to get the latch to click into place tightly and keep the doors shut. I wonder has anyone else experience this and have any advice? I took apart the mechanism and added a few extra washers in front of the spacers to add spacing between the door and the latch. Didn't make a difference in how the door latched so I removed the extra washers. As far as the skylights go...well...what can I say. There are four of them but they were made out of the same gray colored plastic the rest of the roof is and when screwed into place, they will let a bit of light in but not much. So, I'm hoping the company may do future upgrades so that the skylights are molded out of a more clear plastic and some how add some sort of venting to them so that for one, they allow more light in but also help the summer heat escape. The shed does have the round vents in the front and the back but they seem to do very little in either allowing for a fresh air exchange as the shed is tightly closed up. Has anyone taken the time to modify their shed to say...add a motorized fan in place of a vent or the window to help better vent the heat? I would sure like to know some suggestions.I also feel the shelving system is great. It seems to be added, though, to help stabilize the shed. Mine included one large shelve which seems to fit across the back. Then there are two smaller shelves which also fit into the metal shelf brackets that screw into the back. Being that the long shelf has two flaps on either side with screw holes, it doesn't appear that it was meant to be placed anywhere else in the shed but along the back wall. Can anyone else verify this? I would like to be able to place shelves in other areas of the shed in the future if possible. I also like the idea it comes with (or mine did) two small peg board holders with brackets. Personally I have never had a peg board before because I am NOT a big tool guy by any means. I just have a lot of "stuff" that needs to be stored somewhere else besides in my house! I did feel the pegboard idea was a nice added touch.I would be interested on getting replies from folks that have modified or added different things to their shed to make it work better for them. Other than that and what I mentioned above, I do think it is a descent shed for the money and the fact that I was able to get it here on Amazon for completely FREE shipping, made the experience just that much better!