Which shed handles high wind better?

The YODOLLA. It is rated for wind up to 70 mph. The Patiowell lists no wind rating, so treat it as a calmer-site shed.

Which has more floor space?

The Patiowell, at 118" x 167" versus 113" x 163" for the YODOLLA. The difference is a few inches on each side, not a different class of shed.

Do either include a floor?

No. Both ship without a floor and need a separate foundation such as a concrete pad or gravel base before assembly.

Is the YODOLLA worth choosing over the Patiowell?

Yes if wind exposure matters to you, since it is the only one of the two with a published wind rating. Otherwise the Patiowell's sloped roof and larger footprint are the stronger points.

How hard is assembly?

The Patiowell lists about 4 hours with tools included. YODOLLA buyers say setup takes time and needs at least two people, and that the walls go up awkwardly.

Can I lock either shed?

The Patiowell has a lockable double door. The YODOLLA has a double door but no lock is listed, so plan on adding a hasp and padlock.

Patiowell 10x14 FT Large Metal Garden Shed with Lockable Door and Sloping Roof vs YODOLLA 10x14 Metal Outdoor Storage Garden Shed

Both are 10x14 metal sheds with no floor, so the real choice comes down to wind rating and footprint. The YODOLLA is rated to 70 mph wind and measures 113" x 163" x 78"; the Patiowell lists no wind rating and measures 118" x 167" x 77". The YODOLLA also scores slightly higher on ratings (4.8 from 14 vs 4.7 from 12). Buy the YODOLLA if wind is a concern; buy the Patiowell if you want the slightly larger footprint and a 2.8:12 sloped roof.

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