Keter Denali 200 Gallon Resin Large Deck Box, Double Wall 20mm Panels, Paintable and Drillable, Organization and Storage for Patio Furniture and Outdoor Items, Grey & Black

Looks good and sturdy and hoping as waterproof as it looks. Doesn't come with instructions so you have to look these up.

Excellent storage box for garden furniture cushions etc. Sturdy and weatherproof.

3 years is still holding up strong! Survived 3 Northeast winters so far without a problem. Plenty of storage and ease of use. I was able to assemble it alone, but it really is a job for 2 people. We've been buried in snow but have never had an issue with water. By the way, I'm in my late 60's. Strongly recommend.

I’ve been using the Keter Denali 200 Gallon Deck Box for a few weeks now, and it’s been a solid purchase. First off, the size is exactly what I needed. It easily holds all our pool floats and a few extra odds and ends with room to spare. The box looks sharp on the pool deck and blends in nicely with my outdoor furniture. Assembly was very straightforward. I put it together by myself in under an hour with just a screwdriver. The panels are sturdy and well designed, and everything clicked into place without frustration. One thing I really appreciate is how heavy duty this box feels. The resin material is thick and strong, and it doesn’t flex or warp like cheaper storage boxes I’ve owned in the past. The lid opens smoothly with the built-in pistons and closes securely. It’s also waterproof. I’ve had a couple heavy rains, and everything inside stayed completely dry. Since I’m using it to store pool floats that sometimes go in damp, I decided to drill a few small holes in the bottom for drainage. That’s a personal modification and not necessary for everyone, but it works well for my use case and hasn’t affected the integrity of the box at all. Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase. It’s functional, and looks good doing its job. Highly recommend it if you need serious outdoor storage that can handle the elements.

I bought this big box to hold a bunch of outdoor cushions. It’s nice and roomy compared to others at similar price. Seems surprisingly solid with snug fittings for walls and top/bottom pieces (uses lots of screws to hold walls to base and top frame which works well). Was easy to put together in about 30 min and instructions are top notch: clear and concise with perfectly placed warnings and gotchas well illustrated throughout. The hinge and piston parts work great too and opening the big lid is easy and smooth. Couple major drawbacks: there are lots of openings under lid which is a huge invitation for spiders to crawl in and make homes in the cavities and on stuff stored inside. It might be intentional to allow for airflow I guess. I’d definitely rather not have an ideal spider condo with LOTS of spaces that are easy to find. This could have been solved by sealing the deep spaces around the outer perimeter of the lid underside. See photo for how it looks underneath and now imagine all the spiders rubbing their lit’l spidy legs together in anticipation! I’ll be filling them up with expanding foam which should be easy enough and cost about $8. Next problem may be an issue or not: slender gaps all around the base could let some water in (see other image uploaded of base corner). I don’t think this will let water all the way inside to the floor of the box because there’s a well that the corner posts and walls fit into so water probably won’t run over the lip on the inside. Otherwise what most likely will happen is water will get into this well and stay under the walls and foster mold and unnecessary gunk. Easy and cheap solution is $15 of silicone caulking. Total extra: about $25.

Wanted something to store charcoal, smoker pellets, and other items so settled on this due to its size and reasonable cost. It was boxed securely and tightly. The assembly instructions were probably the best I've seen in a long time, and assembly was easy and straight forward. The only issue, at least for me, was, when installing the last side panel, you have to lean over the box to reach the bottom to put in 5 screws. Of course I could have placed the box on its side but the instructions advised against doing that. Leaning over the side was a bit cumbersome for a short, girthy man, but all-in-all assembly was a breeze and only took about 30 minutes doing it myself. This box seems to be very sturdy with parts that fit together well. Instead of simply snapping parts together there a lot of screws used in assembly, making it much more tight and sturdy. It hasn't rained since I put it together but I really don't see where it could leak. Leakage would be a killer if using it for charcoal and smoker pellets like I am, so if it leaks I will update the review. Buying this box is a no-brainer if looking for one at a reasonable price that is easy to assemble, is sturdy and tight, can be locked, has great storage capacity, and looks great.

Best purchase I’ve made lately! Sturdy, functional, and looks nice too.