The ratchet system makes it very easy to keep the material tight to prevent sagging. Frist off, it’s a well-constructed unit with good quality parts.

The bottom of the door has a pocket and a 1” pvc pipe fit it like it was made for it. Use duct tape to hold the poles together. The outside holes are for the large tarp that is installed in starting in step 12.

It’s all pictographs which can be a little difficult to decipher, but nothing unmanageable. Any smeared numbers can be matched with like parts.

These pics are for an 8x8 shelter logic shed. Much less expensive than tradional sheds. The first shelter i bought was a shelterlogic run in for small animals, it is a dome shape open on both ends and not as tall.

The directions are horrendous and it has you building the whole thing and then taking it apart again here and there to attach the actual cover pieces. There was no clear way to assemble. Please, whomever owns this company - read the instructions and t...  Read More

Whoever wrote these directions bust be a complete idiot. Instructions are a series of photos, no words, no tips, not super clear. After 3 hours of fighting every step in the poorly illustrated instructions (no actual instructions.

The ratchet straps pop off and then nothing is holding the bottom half together. This of course is impossible to get the poles apart without scraping all the paint off in the process. The ratchets are a joke, any pressure they strip.