Does the Woodridge shed include a floor or foundation?

No. It is sold without a floor or foundation, and ShelterLogic expects it anchored to concrete, wood or ground anchors. A level base is essential for the sliding doors to work.

The roof has no snow load rating. In snowy regions you must clear the roof or add bracing, or the low gable can deform under weight.

How hard is assembly?

Panels and frame parts come pre-cut and pre-drilled, and two people can typically raise it in a day. Expect to spend extra time leveling the base and adjusting the doors.

The sliding doors accept a padlock, which deters casual theft. The steel is thin, so it is not a substitute for a solid workshop if you store high-value items.

Can I insulate it or add shelving?

Yes, but there is no built-in ventilation, so add vents if you insulate to avoid condensation. Shelving must be mounted to the frame or wall studs, not the thin panels alone.

How does it compare with a resin shed?

Steel resists rust, rot and pests and usually costs less than a comparable resin shed, but resin does not dent and handles snow better. Steel needs a firm base and more careful anchoring.