Which is better for storing a riding mower?

Both are 10x10, but the Asofer claims 630 cu ft against 547 cu ft for the Patiowell. Check your mower's length against the Patiowell's 44.4-inch-wide door before deciding.

Is the Patiowell worth about $73 more?

For most buyers, yes. You get a 5-year warranty, a 46 mph wind rating and 1,168 ratings at 4.6, against 23 ratings at 3.6 for the Asofer.

Which holds up better in wind?

Only the Patiowell publishes a figure: 46 mph wind resistance and a 14 psf roof load. Asofer states no wind or roof-load rating, so anchor either shed to a base.

Do both have lockable doors?

Yes. The Patiowell has a double lockable door measuring 44.4 by 60 inches. The Asofer lists wide lockable double doors without dimensions.

Does either include a floor?

The Patiowell includes a floor base, but buyers say the floor panel itself is not included. Asofer does not state a floor, so plan on a separate base for either.

How long does assembly take?

Patiowell buyers report several hours and packages arriving on different dates. Asofer says parts are pre-marked, but with few reviews there is little real-world timing to go on.

Patiowell 10x10 Metal Storage Shed with Weather-Resistance, Gray vs Asofer 10x10 ft Gray Galvanized Metal Storage Shed

Buy the Patiowell if you want a proven shed with a 5-year warranty, a 4.6 rating from 1,168 buyers and a floor base in the box. Buy the Asofer if budget is the deciding factor and you accept a thinner track record: 23 ratings at 3.6. The Asofer is cheaper at $259.51 as of November 2 versus $333.00 for the Patiowell as of November 2, a gap of about $73.

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