Keter Outdoor Storage Deck Box, 150 Gallon Resin Patio Bin & Bench, Solid, Dark Grey

1. Insert reinforcing metal bars 2. Attach front to end A 3. Attach back to end A [these attach with a 'click'] 4. hold apart front and back and slide floor in till it clicks into end A 5. Now click the floor into the bottoms of the front and back 6. Attach end B 7. One screw in each top corner 8. Attach lift mechanism to lid (4 screws) 9. Attach back stop brace (2 screws) 10. Attach hasp to top (1 screw) 11. Position lid and screw lift mechanism to sides (4 screws). 12. screw back stop bracket to lid (2 screws) 13. Attach mating hasp to box (1 screw) You're done. Parts are well-labelled and excellent and clear drawings in the instruction book. All the parts line up perfectly. Only one screw size included, so there's no mistaking. Only tool needed: Phillips #1 I work deliberately, so it took 45 minutes. You could knock this out in 20. A friend would help with the lid positioning, but I just used my head to hold it up while I attached the mechanism to the box.

This Keter 150-gallon outdoor storage deck box is exactly what we needed! It’s huge—easily holds all of our pool supplies, including floats, chemicals, folding chairs, towels, and more... with room to spare. The resin construction is solid and weather-resistant, and so far it’s done a great job keeping everything dry, even through heavy Florida rains.Assembly was quick and straightforward, and the lid opens and closes smoothly. It seals well and hasn’t let in any water, which is a big plus. The top is also sturdy enough to be used as extra seating when needed.The clean, modern design looks great on our patio, and it’s made a huge difference in keeping things tidy and protected. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a large, functional, and dependable outdoor storage solution.Bonus: Photo of 15lb Miniature Schnauzer for scale.

Kind of lightweight but very easy to assemble and assuming it keeps things dry....I'll be happy. I have quite a bit of experience putting things together but I will say I had this assembled in about 15 minutes. I just bought a patio set that will have 12 cushions plus I'll add some throw pillows. Everything will fit with ease. It seems pretty sturdy, plastic iscthick enough, lockability unknown have not put those parts on yet....just got padlocks today.

The media could not be loaded. We bought this Keter deck box to tame the wild collection of outdoor odds and ends that mysteriously accumulate on our patio—think hose attachments, random sports gear, and whatever my kid decides belongs outside that week.Right out of the box, I was impressed. The quality feels solid, and once assembled, the structure holds its own—even with some weather and wear. Speaking of assembly, it was refreshingly simple. Everything was labeled clearly, and the whole thing came together in under 30 minutes without any marital disputes (a miracle in itself).The size is just right—big enough to store a good amount of stuff, but not so bulky that it eats up your whole deck. Functionally, it opens and closes smoothly and looks pretty sleek too.My only gripes? The latch where you’d attach a lock feels a bit like the weak link in an otherwise tough setup. It wiggles more than I’d like, and I wouldn’t trust it to stand up to a determined raccoon, let alone a thief. I also wish the hydraulics were a bit stronger and the door wouldn’t slam shut on its way down. That said, it’s perfect for keeping things tidy and protected from the elements—not necessarily Fort Knox-level security.All in all, a great buy for organizing outdoor chaos. Just don’t count on it to guard the crown jewels.

I cannot remember the last time I was so happy with a product! These are such better quality than the flimsy storage chest I bought probably less than two years ago that never closed flush and let rain in, and who started cracking and chunks of plastic breaking off less than a year. These are spacious, sturdy, the lids, actually close flush, this is the best purchase I have made in years and years! I may sound over-the-top, but we are all getting used to such garbage anymore. Whoever this company is, I wish they made everything!

Great storage solution for kids outdoor toys, sports equipment, and whatever else! I have to say, I'm very pleased with customer service. When I received the unit in the mail I was sooo bumbed to find that 3 parts were seriously damaged in shipping (should've expected it since I live "at the end of the line"). I took pics and shot an email to customer service. They responded within hours and I got the parts needed within 5 days! It was fairly easy to assemble within the hour. We shall see how it holds up during our harsh winters...

I really like this storage container. I now have a place to put outside tools, birdseed, weed killer and so on in. It looks nice and so does my property now. It was very easy to put together. HOWEVER, don't make the mistake I did. I went over the instructions and even watch a few related YouTube videos. That being said, I didn't follow a critical sequence step in the assembly process. I put the end panel on the ground as instructed and then I snapped in the other end in place BEFORE I snapped the floor in place. Once you have your pieces snapped into place, you can't hardly get them apart. I took a small hammer to try and release one of the ends. I hit the panel in the wrong place and poked a hole in it...GRRR. I though I ruined the entire box. I called customer support and the lady already knew the problem and the fix. Guess I wasn't the first. All put together and very happy. Now I just need to repair the hole which shouldn't be hard as the box is made of resin. So, bear in mind, the floor is strong, the lid is stronger. The front, back and both end pieces are all easy enough to poke holes into. But, I like it enough to recommend as long as you follow the assembly sequence like you're supposed to.