Rubbermaid Deck Box, Extra Large, 134 Gallon, Light Grey

Good quality and sturdy support. Assembly time around 15 min with minimum tools. Would recommend for ease of use and simplicity…durability not yet proven long term.

This deck box was extremely easy to put together. Took less than 30 minutes and the instructions were easy. It is very sturdy with a ton of space. I was worried we would need multiple deck boxes to store our outdoor patio items but with this box we definitely don't need another box.

Great size for storing my patio chair cushions and patio rug for the rainy winter months. I checked after our first rain and everything stayed dry. It's definitely a two person assembly and we were glad to have a drill for the screws. A bit of effort, but worth the trouble.

Needed a very large, outdoor storage deck box for the patio furniture for the winter but I didn't want to spend a fortune. Saw this on sale and grabbed it. Went together pretty easily by just me but it took about 45 minutes. The instructions look a bit overwhelming but they are OK if slow down and look carefully. There is an extra bag of corner braces with its own set of instructions which I got to AFTER I had it all assembled. Those instructions said to install the braces BEFORE the lid (too late!) but it didn't matter. As the instructions say, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE SCREWS. They are self-threading that just go into the plastic and can easily strip it out. Sturdy enough for what I need it for.

This box was a perfect purchase for our deck! It is really high-quality and was very easy to put together. I love that it has an option for putting a lock if you were going to use it somewhere where you weren't going to be all the time, like at vacation home. It's large enough to hold all my cushions from my sectional outdoors.

Very large Seems quite sturdy. Waterproof too. Nothing inside got wet when it rained. Seals up well. The only thing better would be if there was a hydraulic hinge

Deck box arrived on time as promised. It took about 30 minutes to assemble together. Some of the screws were hard to screw in, but with a little brute force it went it. Not so good for sitting or maybe one person max to sit on the deckbox. Overall, not too bad

The assembly instructions need to be improved, mainly regarding the attachment of the lid hinges. I followed the instructions carefully and could not get the lid to slide into the hinge bracket as shown in step 7. The instructions clearly show (steps 3a and 3b) the hinge pins and bracket should be attached to the back of the box, then (steps 7a-7d) show simply slipping the lid into the hinge assembly and rotating the bracket to snap it into position. No matter how much force I used to rotate the bracket as shown it would not move. I found that by attaching the hinge bracket and pin to the LID and then bolting the hinge assembly to the back of the assembled box was a much better method. It did not take any force to rotate the bracket into position. I find it hard to believe anyone could attach the hinge assembly as described in the instruction manual.

box is actually larger than i anticipated. quality is mediocre, i kept it because it actually serves my needs which was to store stuff in it, dont expect too much quality. the plastic is flimsy and from what i can tell there used to be more hardware that was suposed to come with this, but the guys at cost engineering started to removes pieces of hardware over the years to make it more profitable. installation was an absolute pain, if your not decent at assembling things, get help before you start. assembly of this product requires you to be very skilled at holding things together and locking it in place with a third hand. after fully assembled with given hardware its gonna be flimsy, drill some holes along the side seams and get some bolts/washer/nuts to hold it together. flip it around and get some 2 1/2 inch stainless screws to screw the side walls to the base together. just screw right up so the base is locked in place and the sides wont pop off. if your handy and lucky, find some metal bars that fit the slots on the molded plastic door and walls or whatever you can find and reinforce it where they skimped out on.

Was just shopping for some easy storage box so didn't have high expectations on the build quality but still it comes as a big disappointment. Aside from the rough and chipped edges, etc. In one critical step of binding the two side and bottom panels together with provided u shaped pin, the holes in three pieces of plastic panels don't laugh at all. The supposed easy, (almost) no tool installation took me over an hour to figure out, including drilling extra holes to make them align and lock together. Haven't had any high expectations on made in USA consumer products but this one really went above and beyond (sarcasm intended).