PatioZen 90 Gallon Resin Deck Box, Lockable Patio Outdoor Storage Box for Furniture, Garden Tools and Tools Storage, Waterproof Outside Storage Box - Black

This 45 gallon resin deck box was easy to put together. I used a small rubber mallet. It is as advertised and looks great. It isn't a heavy duty box but for bird food, toys and pillows it's perfect. Good price for a good product.

I purchased this 120-gallon PatioZen deck box for my horse Dakota’s paddock area to store his grooming caddy, winter blankets, and sheets, and it has exceeded every expectation. The size is fantastic — it easily fits multiple blankets, sheets, and all the miscellaneous grooming supplies I need daily. The resin material feels durable and solid, and I really appreciate that it’s fully weather-resistant. Even in our unpredictable New England weather, everything inside has stayed dry and clean. Assembly was straightforward, and I love that it’s lockable for added peace of mind around a busy barn. The lid opens smoothly and stays up while I’m digging through blankets, which is a small detail but makes a big difference when your hands are full. If you're looking for reliable outdoor storage for a barn, garage, deck, or patio, this is an excellent choice. I’m actually considering buying a second one because it keeps everything so neat, dry, and organized. Highly recommend!

Lovely. Perfect size. Was very easy to put together IF you read the instructions carefully it’s not bad. Note: the instructions tell you too, once you snap something in you CANNOT pull it apart. So be sure of what you’re doing before you do it. Also if you’re like me and put all the walls up before the bottom you can still wedge the bottom in carefully. I did put mine together outside in the hot sun maybe that helped.

This outdoor storage box was confusing at first to put together. It is a lighter weight plastic and is flimsy but so far, it works. The plastic hinges on the back of the lid cracked (but still holds lid on) as we put it together but the metal lift hinges keep it sealed. The lift hinges are super strong for now. We have it on a covered porch but it's against the railing. It still gets wet by rain but so far, no leaks. We are getting a lot of rain this week so I'll update later. This holds a good bit of stuff. I have sat on the top but for a short time. It gives a little but doesnt make me nervous to sit there. (I weigh about 140#). I would get another one if we do need it in the future

I like this alot! Waterproof: It truly is waterproof. Quality: It has hydraulic lifts (a bit surprising given the walls are kinda flimsy) but that helps open and stay open when your hands are full of big cushions. Size: The size is nice and big. My super big cushions (for a single seater wicker chair) are too tall but the normal ones fit fine. The blue cushions pictured were too tall. Assembly: I had a bit of a time assembling it because the product is marked with a letter for what piece but the letter is not on a sticker. It is like engraved onto the inside and it is very, very hard to read. The upclose shot is me showing, that is where it was marked and in the pic you can see how hard it is to read that.

I actually bought and own this deck box. There are lots of deck boxes available on Amazon. Just do NOT buy this one!!! Keep shopping. Find a different one. Avoid this one like a double dose of the plague. Why? First of all the directions are worthless. They are no help in assembling it. But wait it gets worse. The panels that you need to lock together (which again the instructions don't explain) are thin flimsy and prone to breaking. I got mine together but had to add braces at never every point where the pieces come together. So after a lot of frustration I got mine together. At that moment I wondered why I just didn't throw all of the pieces back into the shipping box and return it to Amazon. But stupid me. I kept it. Don't be stupid like me. Oh, did I mention that it is flimsy? Can't think of a better word than flimsy. How flimsy? Well you have to very carefully open the lid. Best to grab it at the center edge with two hands. Then lift slowly. It will still bend and flex like a Texas cheerleader, I added internal bracing. Which meant drilling holes in the lid and then putting nuts and bolts through those holes into 1" x 2" wooden firring strips. After all of that the top still flexes a bit but not as bad. If it was just the top that flexed maybe it would be SO bad. But when the top is opened the entire box flexes. Oh that top? For insurance purposes make absolutely sure that the neighbors 11 year old does not sit on top of this deck box. The kid will break the lid and probably fall inside. Which kinda makes me wonder how well this deck box will hold up to changes in the weather. Will heat and/or freezing cold cause it to break and shatter? Can't give less than one star...bummer. I am struggling to say something positive about this deck box. Uh lets see.....well the brown is a nice color. Uh and the size is actually ok. But yeah I am grabbing for straws. Bottom line. Find a different version/vendor. You can thank me later with a gift card.

This box was easily assembled and looks great on my patio. I use it for storing the cushions for my patio furniture as well as charcoal for my fire pits. The lid closes tightly and everything fits well. We recently had torrential rains and this box was totally waterproof. I would highly recommend this box to anyone who needs an attractive storage option for a deck or patio!

First, the instructions are not great, but they are not as bad as some of the consumers stated in their reviews. Look at the photos and don't overthink it. When you get to the first step, it does make you panic because you realize just how flimsy it is unassembled as you snap the first three pieces together. But it does get better. Yes, you need a screwdriver, so maybe they can clean that up a bit in their ad, but it's a few simple screws and that's it. I ordered this because I wanted hinges on the lip so the lid wouldn't fly off or break as some other models do, but it does make a cracking sound when closing. Again, it's flimsy. They probably should have used another bar or two across the top to make it sturdier if they don't want to upgrade their material. I have more than enough storage capacity for what I am using it for, and I don't plan on moving it, although it's lightweight and easy to move. I'm actually going to put some weights in the bottom to secure it more from our heavy winds. I'm concerned about warping as others have experienced, but so far, it looks great and blends right into my porch. Let's just hope the delivery drivers are paying attention and put my items in there and not on the porch. Waterproof? I doubt that it's going to keep water completely out due to its design, and there's no way for water to drain if it does get in there. I may drill some drain holes in the bottom if water becomes an issue. Regardless, I don't plan on using it for long-term storage anyway, so it's perfect for temporary delivery placement. Here's a photo and video of the flimsy lid closing (sign not included but available on Amazon). UPDATE: I intentionally didn't put a lock on here since I am using this for deliveries, but the wind blew the lid up. That's not good for the lid or my packages if I'm not home. I ended up adding a hasp latch, which probably should have been on here from the start. Still happy with my purchase overall.