PatioZen 120 Gallon Resin Deck Box, Lockable Patio Outdoor Storage Box for Furniture, Garden Tools and Tools Storage, Waterproof Outside Storage Boxes - Grey

Very flimsy. Not recommending it to anyone. What’s more disappointing is, seller charges return shipping fee. That is completely unfair. The seller reached out to me and offered a full refund, which is very nice of them. I am giving them 5 star for excellent customer service.

The size was accurate. It fits perfectly on the patio. It was fairly easy to put together it would have been better if all the pieces were clearly marked “A”, “B”, etc. had to look for the spaces to fit together. Clicked together easily. Light and easy for one person to put it together. Directions showed the hinges being put on backwards,but that was easy to figure out. So far it has been waterproof

This item came in approximately 8 pieces with instructions. It is made of hard plastic. The top is the hardest to assemble, 3 grooves must line up with lid broke one of teeth trying to get together. Two rams to close the lid were nice. Will probably install three small hinges to reinforce lid.

Looks good on my porch and no more carrying the pillows in.

Bottom cracked as soon as one object was dropped into the bin. Very flimsy. More expensive than the 80 gallon box but seems thinner and with less support.

Once together, this is perfectly fine storage box. Seems sturdy enough, and although it has a faux weave thing going on, it's solid plastic, so water should have a hard time finding a way in. That's once you get it assembled. In point of fact, the assembly isn't all that difficult, provided you understand that every single connection will require a solid thump to persuade it. But it took me a while to resign myself to that. The problems begin with the worldless instructions -- all drawings. If they'd done much of anything to make the drawings specific enough to make clear which pieces they referred to, it might have been more straightforward. But you'll need to dope that out. The small pieces are the end sides, so figure which side pieces look like they want to fit into them. Then understand that the while drawings don't actually tell you to flip the partly assembled box around, you'll need to, the better to deliver a reasonable thump to the connections, while bracing the back side. The hardest part was getting the corners to connect, because they require that two of the connections drop into place more or less simultaneously. Extra persuasion was required there. Then, once the six pieces are all connected, the hinges give you one final, easier test: figuring out which screw holes to use. Work backwards from the screw hole on the side piece nearest the top, find the second screw hole -- the only one that the hinge will fit to with the first screw in, and then connect it to the top. Why manufacturers don't invest a few bucks in writing instructions is a mystery to me. I get that they'd need to do it in many languages, but they know where they're shipping the thing and could make a pretty good guess. Grrrr. Anyway, now that the frustrating assembly is in the rearview mirror, I expect this to serve well. Still, for making the assembly as annoying as they could, this gets three stars.

This is storage is very nice and easy to assemble. Ample amount of space. I purchase a total of 3 of them and I just love them

Guess if I was looking for security, I would have paid more. But to use for storing seat cushions this is just fine.