Fairfield Garden Hose Bin White

I can place it anywhere in my garden and it looks great.

I bought one of those 'retractable" light weight hoses but it said to keep it inside when not in use and there is no way I was doing that so I bought this box with a lid. It works great. The lid fits tight enough to be secure in a breeze. Now the hose is out of the Florida sun and I'm happy to not have to unhook it and carry to the garage every time I use it! I also shopped around and this one had the best price.

classy way to hold yard hoses...we have one in front and back yards☺️

I love this hose container. it's made really great and it's very strong. I'm sure it will be fine in the winter also and I love the whte color

I love everything about this hose bin. I have a 50' hose in it, but I can tell it could hold another 50'. I can even keep pruners inside, as the bin's cover keeps everything dry. The bin looks so neat and tidy--a big improvement over the eye-sore, old, reel-type holder that came with our house.

I few the exact same product on multiple site and Walmarts price was by far the best. This was my first experience with your website and it was by far perfect.

I bought this a few years ago to store water garden pond supplies. We get snow here and it has seen some pretty hardy weather. It has held up well and we bought the taller version to hold a large garbage bag for patio waste. Thank you.

"There where what I guess can be described as manufacturing ""turds""/plastic scrapings all over the plastic bag and inside the hose bin. When I opened the box and took the bin out

This hose bin will be quite useful, assuming that it can withstand our Florida sun long-term The pros: I expect it to be durable, though, as it is sturdy black plastic. It is certainly more than large enough for my needs. I use this bin to store a 100 foot collapsible water hose, and there is a lot of room left over. The lid protects the hose from the sun's UV rays, and there is a hole near the bottom of the bin, allowing the hose to emerge for attaching it to a water faucet. The cons: The mold used to cast the plastic is poorly designed, so that the lid, as received, was very difficult to remove and replace. Yes, the lid should fit tightly enough to prevent it from being blown off, but this was so tight as to be ridiculous. I had to shave off the edges to allow the lid to be removed and replaced with just a reasonable amount of effort. The manufacturer's representative said it would not be cost effective to get a new mold to correct the problem and suggested I use something like (I think) a carpenter's utility knife to shave away the plastic to get a better fit. Also, the hole for allowing the hose to connect to your water supply is considerably larger than needed for anything smaller than a fire hose. I fear that the excess opening will allow mice or rats, or even a snake, to enter the bin and make a nest there when it is not in use, so I suggest using a paver or a stone to close the hole when the hose is not in use. One other change I felt was needed was to drill a few small holes in the bottom of the bin, to allow any residual water from your hose to drain out. That may not be essential, but i did that, and other reviewers have done likewise. Although this could be improved, I have not found anything that appears to be better. I needed a bin with a protective lid, and reviewers of the many more decorative hose "pots" indicated that their pretty finishes and even the metal construction of the pot would too soon tarnish or corrode.

Does not fit an already used 100ft hose when putting it in. If you'd purchase a new 100ft hose, yes it will fit but as soon as you take it out to use you will not be able to put it back in so you can close the cover