YITAHOME 150 Gallon Large Deck Box with X-Shaped Front

Very nice and big. Very easy to put together and hold a lot of our outdoor cushions.

Love the look and quality. Instructions were a bit confusing at the beginning, but we figured it out. Looks great and is perfect for my needs. I got lidded clear bins and stack my Blackstone gear in there along with other things.

I was very excited to finally purchase a deck storage box after many years. Once assembled, it seems ultra durable but assembly was not fun. If you don't put the base on correctly and go forward with the assembly, you WILL NOT get it apart to try again. They state this in the instructions that you cannot disassemble this box once together and they really mean it (or if you do, you'll break parts in the process). The hinges are quality and so far it's a great purchase. I managed to fit 4 large lounge chair pads, 6 chair pads and 6 lumbar supports.

I just finished putting this deck box together by myself (78 year old 5’2” gal). Went together quite well. Need to make sure pieces snap in place…I used a rubber mallet for this and a power drill to add hardware to lid & hydraulic lifts. Everything lined up & went together easily. Instruction were a little confusing but after taking pics of Manuel on my iPad, I was able to enlarge them so I could actually see them. Must admit though my vision isn’t clear anymore… Make sure to follow instructions in order of pics in manual because once a piece is “snapped” in place, there is no removing it! I’m very pleased with this deck box. It is sturdy, well made & easy to assemble. Definitely would recommend it! Love the taupe color. Hopefully, Iowa winters won’t damage it!

Wrong color sent but too heavy to return 🙁

Nice big box with a lid that stays in place and has pistons to help keep it open. We have it on our deck to store cushions, charcoal and other stuff. Works great, looks just fine and keeps stuff dry. I would consider it a good value and it seems like it will hold up for years to come.

My son put it together in no time and told me how easy it was to put it together . He complimented on how sturdy the deck box was and was looking at purchasing the same one . It’s good value for the money and provides seating as well . I like that I can add a lock to secure my belongings. I’m using it for my cushions and pillows and it’s amazing how much I can get in there . The hydraulic struts open the lid well and hold it open . The extra netting and divider is a plus for more storage capabilities. It’s a perfect addition to the front porch !

We had a dilemma of having to schlep heavy crates of firewood up the stairs during the winter. Our house is built on a downward slope front-to-back, and our firewood lean-to is on the back of the house. We have to either go down the stairs from our back deck to get firewood, or go all the way from the front of the house, down the east side yard and to the backyard to get wood. So it was either design and build a box out of expensive lumber, or think of something else. Me being an outside-the-box thinker since I was a kid (notorious for successfully using tools & items for purposes they were not designed), I thought a deck box would do the trick while being used for its intended purpose during the rest of the year. I selected this box because it was built to also be used as a bench, or for pool maintenance product storage, etc., so it would be strong. If I could have given it 4.5 stars I would. A half star off for not being quite as easy to assemble as I had figured. But it comes with 3 steel “U” bars for added strength. Two for the top of the box lengthwise and one for the lid. Be sure you always open and close the lid from the center, otherwise it tends to bind. No idea yet how many days worth of wood & kindling it holds, but there is quite a bit of room in the 120 gallon version. We made a divider out of wood to separate the kindling. It would’ve been nice if they were provided. Folks using this for cushions would appreciate such a feature. But we do appreciate that it was designed to accommodate dividers with the provided brackets & floor notches. As for locking, it will only keep honest people honest. The two metal pieces are small & thin and are secured by screws into the plastic. As for protection from weather, I would say it would protect the contents from all but a driving rain. It is possible strong wind could lift the lid a bit, so if it isn’t locked, be sure to put a weight on it. Otherwise I would say the protection would be great. The lid closes securely due to its weight. Unlike some other deck boxes, this one comes with two recessed handles that will make moving easier. I recommend you do this with two people at the ends, moving it any other way could lead to torquing the structure. Guys, don’t insist on moving or lifting it by yourself just because you can. It may seem light, but it’s bulky & awkward. Just let your wife or girlfriend take the other end. The handles make it easy. Overall, I would say this is a well-made product. It is designed with a faux-wood finish that we found is attractive enough in black that we can have it indoors during the winter. Just be sure, if you use it for the same purpose, that you do not keep it too close to the fireplace! And if you are in the desert Southwest, do not get it in black or you may have cushions encased in molten plastic! Regardless, items should be kept in the shade whenever possible during the hotter months. I cannot vouch for its heat resistance.