80 Gallon Resin Deck Box, Lockable Patio Outdoor Storage Box for Furniture, Garden Tools and Tools Storage, Waterproof Outside Storage Box - Black

This serves a good purpose for what I’m using it for. I use it next to my hot tub outside, to store all the chemicals and other hot tub related items. I like the size and with a few items in it it’s sturdy and doesn’t blow around. I would recommend this purchase and I would purchase it again. The material is very lightweight.

This is a Lightweight item. At first, I was discouraged by this product. After communication with the business, they were quick to resolve my issues. Once put together, this works great. This is lightweight, so be careful when putting it together, and it is not designed for heavy objects. Great for light pool toys and kids' toys that keep them put away.

It arrived today and I put it together except for the top because we are having a thunder storm. This is easy to snap together once you figure out what the pieces are. Thank you to the person who said the D piece (the bottom) faces up so it will show the nice side inside the box. That was the best instruction I got. There are instructions in the box. Simple hand drawn pictures but no words. And the letters on the pieces don’t show up. The D piece was clearly marked. The side pieces were clearly marked also but I could have figured out where they went. I saw a B on one of the pieces for a split second. I couldn’t find it again. The light wasn’t hitting it right. The pieces need to be clearly marked. A little sticky dot with the correct letter on each piece would be so helpful. The manual needs to be rewritten. But I do like the box and am glad I bought it. It is supposed to have a weight capacity of 550 pounds. I don’t believe that.

I put it together all by myself. Yay! It was easy enough with few swear words spoken. Pretty solid and will do the job well enough to keep things in and keep the critters out. California says that it has PFAs so wore gloves. Thanks California for looking out for me. Texas hates its residents.

This snaps together for the most part. There are three metal parts that have to be screwed in. The metal bar across the front of the lid so that there's something solid to attach a lock to, if you want to lock it. And the hinges that make the long lid easy to open and close with one hand. These hinges also keep the lid open without having to hold it up. The hardest part about snapping it together was making sure the correct pieces were being snapped together in the correct way. That was a small problem and the pictures in the direction help a lot to show which pieces fit together. I was really surprised that it snapped together to easily. The directions say to be careful putting it together because it can't be unsnapped. It also says it's waterproof and I don't have it in an area where water might get to it, but it sure does look water proof from the way the sides and bottoms fit together. A good large storage box that looks like it will last for a good many years.

This one is good and sturdy. I have had other deck boxes that were not so good. But this one is very good. And it went together easily. Just follow instructions to get it right.

I love the size of this container but it was a pain in the rear to put together and it's still not right. My husband is really handy and it took the two of us, and sometimes our daughter to get things in place. The problem is the snapping of the sides. They don't really stay in place. You pop one side in and when you try to get the other side, the first side will pop out. We finally were able to get it all together after an hour of two of us working on it and a month into use, we noticed that the front is now bowing so it somehow popped out again. Once all of our cushions are out for the season, we'll try to pop it back in place but think it's just the way it is. For the money, you'd think there would be fasteners to keep them in place, which would help but they assume the puzzle piece sides will stay in place. They do not. Purchase with caution but if you need the large storage capacity like we did, it holds a lot but don't think it will hold up over time because of what we're already experiencing in the short time we've had it.

Just got it assembled, finally. The trick to assembly is, the bottom piece (D), installs with what appears to be the outside, actually on the inside of the box. So the nicer side of D, will be the bottom that you see when you open it up. If you look REAL close at the drawing (no words, just pictures), you can see the small ribs on the tabs of D. Once I figured this out, it went together in 1-2 minutes easily snapping into place. It's not quite as sturdy as the pictures show (thus 4-stars), with someone sitting on it, but should be sturdy enough for my use.