Suncast 73-Gallon Medium Deck Box - Lightweight Resin Indoor/Outdoor Storage Container and Seat for Patio Cushions and Gardening Tools - Store Items on Garage, Yard - Java

This is such an awesome product! We use for our pool towels and backyard toys. It's survived and kept dry in all the rain and thunderstorms we have. I recommend

I love this item! I have searched for a large toy box and they are hard to find. Its washable and holds lots of toys. I figured I would use this while the grandchildren are younger and when they get a little older I will move it outside to store my pool supplies in!

The box was easy to put together. I think it might have taken 20 minutes. The very next day it rained, and when we checked on our cushions we had stored in it after the rain, they were all dry. We have had 3 heavy rains since, and they are still dry. There is a place for a small lock on the lid , and we bought one simply to make sure the lid stays down and the rain stays out. You don't even have to lock it, just have it through the hole, to keep the lid secure. We have liked the deck box, and it has done everything we had hoped for.

I was tired of carrying cushions inside every time it rained, and with cooler weather coming, I decided I needed outdoor storage. I always read reviews before I by anything online, and most of them were positive. But I wasn't sure what I would be getting for 88 bucks! The box arrived quickly, and I had it put together in minutes. It's sturdy, attractive, holds all 10 of my cushions, and there is room for more stuff! After 2 storms, everything is nice and dry. I'm so happy with this deck box!

I have been looking for a deck box since June. I had really done my homework...reading reviews and comparing prices, from Amazon to Ebay. I even periodically checked Craigslist. This particular product's reviews and Walmart's site to store shipping finally pushed this frugal, organization-obsessed lady to make a purchase. It's a great size. It was fairly easy to assemble. I only needed a screwdriver. My chief concern is the "hinge" system. They are relatively thin plastic and may not hold up to my 4 year old's recklessness. His outdoor toys are in the box. Only time will tell. It looks fantastic! I'm cautiously optimistic. Oh, and my 4 year old LOVES the box in which it came. It's been a slide and fort.

The box arrived without a scratch, and was incredibly easy to assemble - basically just snapping the pieces together. It's waterproof, as long as you keep the lid held down with something. Nowhere in there does it tell you about needing a lock for it, but it comes with a small bracket attachment that a padlock will fit into. Without the lock, strong wind will make the top fly up and there goes your waterproofing. Other than that, it's great for smaller cushions. I have overstuffed furniture on the deck, and the large seat cushions don't fit in it at all. It's large enough to fit everything else except those.

I bought this deck box to store 3 chair cushions (top and bottoms) which are rather thick and they all fix in the box perfectly. I was surprised to see the amount of storage space since it was considered a medium size box 75 gallon. The plastic it is made of seems a little thin but it looks very nice and looks great on our porch with our wicker furniture. It was very easy to put together..mostly snap and 6 screws...less than 15 minuets to assemble. Will probably be buying another one in a smaller size soon for other uses.

Can be a little frustrating while assembling, but not bad. Good instructions with pictures. This is the second one I've bought because I liked the first one so much. Nice tight seal, no gaps or holes for rodents to enter as we are storing our patio furniture cushions in them for winter. In the summer, these are nice to hide "ugly deck stuff" that you like to keep handy, like watering cans, furniture covers, etc. My first one is a year or two old now and still looks great.

It would be helpful if parts were labeled. Too easy to confuse front of box with the back which I did. Unable to attach lid without getting box apart which is not designed for. My fault but wouldn't happen if parts labeled somehow. Hoping to separate parts without damage.

First major storm and my pillows were wet inside. I saw someone post about the lid - maybe put something on it to weigh it down? The lid just didn't "click" shut like it should to be waterproof. I also bought the smaller container and that one is very sturdy and has a firm "click" of the lid but was too small to hold all the cushions. Overall I like it, but I may put the pillows in a plastic bag inside the bin for future rain storms.