ROJIK Outdoor Storage Housing Deck Box - Waterproof Patio Furniture, Garden Tools, Cushions, Pool Accessories Storage Bench with Lockable Lid and Side Handles (Black 158 Gal)

I love this it is easy to put together I’m 66 years old and disabled vet was bad knees, bad back and her shoulder replacement and I was still able to put it together. It is very big enough. I’m using it to put some of my fishing equipment and other things in.

It works well both indoors and outdoors.Weather proof .Holds up in New England despite the harsh winter. . Good buy .I bought one for my daughter then I bought one for myself to store patio furniture cushions.

It was quick to put together but a bit of a pain to hold and snap without bending the parts and the lid needs wiggling sometimes to close properly. Overall it's kind of flimsy but we purchased it to just hold our toddlers' yard toys in and it serves it's purpose. I wouldn't use it to store anything if value in, but the price was decent for our needs.

Love this container. So many uses. I have one for pool stuff and one for apple chips and outdoor utensils. Many many uses.

Purchase two of these for my deck. Easy for 1 person to assemble, just do it carefully and slowly... Almost impossible to undo if you make a mistake. But you won't!.. Hold so much... Matches a lot of the black outdoor furniture that you'll find either at amazon or walmart

Not real sturdy, so if something heavy is in it, it can push the top out of alignment. While it has a lock, it does not snap into place in any way, so it's just kind of laying there with no decent deal to keep it the elements

For the price I wasn’t sure how sturdy it would be, let alone waterproof. It came and was easy to assemble and lightweight to carry to the deck. It fits four chair cushions and like six outdoor pillows as well as some lanterns - comfortably. And we’ve had a ton of huge storms in the month since I bought it and it really is waterproof. My sons sit on it sometimes and it does appear pretty sturdy for people up to a certain weight. I love it.

After looking at a dozen or more outdoor storage boxes, I settled on this one for the price (which was quite reasonable) and because this one seemed the most secure based on the 660 lb weight capacity for seating. This product touted it could hold hundreds of pounds more than several others with similar or the same interior storage capacity. I have purchased outdoor storage benches and boxes (of various sizes) in the past. They don't all snap together as easily as others. But, most of them were fairly easy to assemble. I was so frustrated trying to assemble this product that I final quit - leaving the pieces atop my dining room table and around the room. First, there are instructions written in RED text that warn you must assemble the pieces in the order specified. For that reason, I didn't waiver in that strategy, even though it became apparent that assembling the only two pieces that didn't wobble and bend, might be the better starting point. I simply could not get the outrageously pliable small sides to press into their slots of the bottom piece without immediately falling out. The bottom piece also is very thin and very floppy. The short sides do not "click" into place and stay put in the bottom piece. Everything bends and wobbles. And, as I tried to press the short sides into the bottom, the wheels immediately fell off and I wasn't able to put them back into place. I told my husband about my frustrations so that he would understand why the dining room was left a complete mess. In the morning he tried to complete the assembly. He eventually succeeded but only after going against the written instructions. He started assembling the only pieces that were solid enough to stay in place - the long sides. He said it was an incredibly frustrating experience and the only reason he was able to accomplish assembly was that the small sides are so thin he could bend them into their right position once the long sides had been secured. Personally, and I'm not a resin product engineer, I do not feel comfortable to to sit on top of that box and I'm not going to experiment to find out. My husband's plus my weight don't even come close to 660 lbs. The only reason I'm giving 2 stars versus 1 star is that I can still use it to store things outdoors - even though I can't move it on the wheels - because they fell off during assembly.