Outdoor Plastic Garden Storage Deck Box 270L | Cushion, Toy, Tool Utility Chest Organiser Store | Weather & Fade Resistant, Lockable, Doubles as Storage Bench | For Garden, Patio, Balcony, Decking

Very good but internally it’s easy to break. I put a hammock frame in it and it was pressed against the side and it managed to slightly damage it but there’s no overall affect from the damage done. Other than that it’s been absolutely brilliant and I defo recommend

Fairly easy to put together from the instructions and weatherproof when closed.

Going a bit brittle on the corners, would not buy again though.

I found the storage box fit for purpose and easy to assemble.

I opened the box, found damaged panels. Which was annoying. Used the checklist, tried to follow the instructions. Instructions are pretty much useless. The push fittings wouldn't clip in. It became a nightmare and that was just trying to put the fittings in the lid. I went back inside and got a can of pipe freezer and sprayed the plastic to make it harder, then with a 4oz hammer and a larger hammer, using the smaller hammer as a drift managed to assemble the lid. Doesn't say what temperature it needs to be assembled in. But I suggest assembling it indoors before placing in your garden or patio, the plastic is extremely pliable in the sunshine. Got it all together, images in the instructions don't match many of the fittings. And the stamping of the panels makes them confusing LS, RS, LX, RX even with the individual numbering. Now the ground I placed it on, is flat, with weed control matting and fake grass. Level. But it would not close properly to line up the hasp and staple, guess the damaged panels didn't help there. I removed from the area and used bath sealant on all the edges, inside and out, then cut a hole in the side to allow a ground anchor chain inside. Because it is in a communal car park. Storing wheelchair parts and a 6litre compressor. I was hoping for a better hasp and staple. Didn't have a lock to fit it. The compressor inside is attached securely to the ground anchor chain. Left it for a while whilst I did other jobs in communal areas, came back and the lid had lifted at one edge and released the staple, so I secured with a key fob. Went about doing some bush trimming at a neighbours (they're away till Sunday and complained that no one does the bushes, and they scratched her legs) thought it would be a surprise for them. Came to get a spare battery pack for the trimmer (Terratek) and noticed even with the key fob, the lid had buckled up again. At this I placed a large piece of wood and baton across the lid. Seems fine now. Got a new hasp and staple on order for next Thursday. Will then set about making it properly secure

This is actually bone dry inside. I use it to keep logs dry, I live in Northern Ireland so it's quite wet here. Easy to set up (according to the wife who does the DIY here). Sturdy enough to hold a little kid sitting on it but not your fat m8 during a bbq. Can be locked but unless you replace it with a custom metal plate then the strongest padlock is negated by a rogue with a box cutter.

Very good quality and easy to assemble

I was looking for something weatherproof and big enough for an adult human could fit in for the garden. As the cost of living has went up a fair bit I bought this product hoping save a bit of cash money that I could donate to our brave UK energy firms. However, I must say the build quality is quite poor almost as if it was 3D printed using the finest of melted baby bell wrappers. You see I purchased this to hide in. Sometimes when my wife's boyfriend comes over at the weekend we play hide and seek, he's actually not great at the game but usually finds me after and hour. He does look particularly hard though as the poor chap is sweating buckets. So I wanted something comfortable to hide in, somewhere I had enough space to at least fill in my taxes and think about new and exciting builds on Path of Exile. But this is incredibly uncomfortable to huddle in. Sharp cheap plastic, flimsy too. If I move around a bit I'm sure this thing will burst open.