Product Description
Size: 99 Gallon
Durable contemporary design brings style and harmony to any outdoor seating.
Deck box features a 99-gallon capacity
Ideal for storing cushions and other patio accessories
Easy 5-minute, tool-free assembly
Design includes handles on each end and a stay-dry design
Features a contemporary design; mocha brown exterior
Comment for Suncast Mocha Wicker Resin Deck Box :
Place this along yesterday. Instructions were straightforward to follow however you have got to watch out that half is that. It is nice wanting with the mocha color and wicker pattern. However, the box seems a very little on the flimsy facet and most pieces simply snap along. The lid doesn't sit tight enough personally since it will be exposed to the weather (mainly rain). It does come with a metal lock plate to feature a lock which will facilitate keep the lid secure. I assume a latch would've been higher. And I like the fact it's legs that keep the bottom off the bottom. But don't expect the lid to hold any weight. It is a curved lid, thus water rolls right off, but it conjointly suggests that it cannot very be used for a table. To provide an idea for a way abundant it holds, I place in cushions for 2 chairs (backs and bottoms), a pair of ottomans, 1 loveseat (back and bottom), and a pair of regular-sized pillows. It was full when that. If I compressed the cushions, it would possibly hold additional.
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UPDATE: Once a pair weeks, I wish I had not thrown away the box as I would love to come this item. The lid is warping in the sun, that isn't sensible for a "deck box".
2nd UPDATE: Had this for pretty much a year and the metal tab used to keep the lid locked broke where it attaches to the plastic lid. Now, I do not have a manner to stay the lid shut and a sensible wind can lift the lid. That's a massive downside during a thunderstorm!
I was a little hesitant on ordering this after reading some of the reviews but I did not experience any of the negatives mentioned. The deck box is not a cheap plastic, it is a wicker resin that is plastic-like. It is a deck box and it is meant to be outside in the rain and elements - wicker is not. It went together very easily and since it just snaps together, I'm not sure how anyone could possible put it together wrong. The only thing negative is that it does not latch really tight but even through a major wind storm, it did not blow open. The curved top prevented water from accumulating on it. It does give you the option of putting a lock on it for a more secure closure. It looks great on our deck and holds all of the grandkids pool toys.
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