Very happy with this item. Large enough for cushions for a pair of 24" wide chairs (seats and backs) and 48" loveseat (seats ad backs) plus a pair of chaise lounge cushions, as well as four 20" cushions. All major components, feet, and corner pieces snap together easily. A dozen or so screws are also required (plenty of spares are included). I could do it myself without any problems at all.

We bought this to keep our outdoor chair cushions dry. It worked for about a year. Now it leaks, and the cushions have gotten soaked multiple times. It seems like what is seeping in through the bottom. A Crack also developed in the lid. We sealed it but I wish this product was more durable.

Bought at our local Sams due to purchasing a 165 gallon White Keter Deck Box for the sailboat slip last year and already knew that Keter quality was good. The 230 Gallon Brown Deck Box was as good or better and is great to store our 8 deck chair cushions in a waterproof environment. Was easy to assemble as I am a retired aircraft engineer and had no trouble with the instructions. All hardware and parts came with the box and was glad I waited a few weeks to get $30 off the price!

Actually this review is for 165 gal, but could not Sam's site to accept it. 1. Follow directions to the t. Don't try to short cut or "better way" it. If where there is a lot of water, place on bricks or wood and remember not just on corners! If you top "warps" place a small block of wood in middle of top between to and front with weight on ends... should straighten out (plus, it is not a $1000 box, that is at West Marine. I may have to pick up another one... I think these can be the basis of a number of things...

I was excited when I first put this bin together, knowing the big interior space was just what I needed. However, the next morning after opening the newly assembled bin to organize some of my things, I discovered a 3-inch frog sitting at the bottom! An assessment of how something that size could get into this bin overnight revealed that the sides of the lid interior have channeled gaps that extend at least an inch over the raised lip of the lower unit, thus allowing the frog to climb up the sides into the inner lid, and then over the lip into the bin itself. I can stick my fingers up into these channels from the underside when the lid is closed. Since it would have been difficult to return the fully assembled bin, we are still trying to figure out how to close up these multiple gaps on each side edge without creating an unsightly mess, compromising the lid integrity, and still close properly. It is highly discouraging to pay $150 for something that won't effectively prevent invasion by anything except typical small insects. I would not have purchased this had I known about this potential problem. Other than that, the bin was easy to assemble by myself and seemed well built. Everything else we've purchased made by Keter was satisfactory before this.

Nearest Sams is an hours drive. I'm glad I decided to inventory the parts before attempting assembly. Missing all four of one part and had four extra of another part. The carton was unopened so this was poor boxing on the manufacturer's end. Now I have to make another trip. I'll inventory all parts at the store; but this shouldn't be necessary!

I bought one a couple of months ago. The lid does not close tight, and the storage box has become a little green frog motel. Where they live and go to the bathroom on all my stuff stored in it. Today I took everything out to wash. Will vacuum out the frog mess while wearing a mask and then clean out the storage box with a garden hose somehow. I'm surprised I did not find roaches living in the storage box as well. The little frogs are too small to eat the roaches I find in my yard. I plan to shop for a roll of rubber or foam insulating tape to place around the opening. I may even caulk up all the seams with RTV caulking to help keep small insects out. I would not recommend this storage box unless you are willing to invest time and money to seal up the storage box. The storage is only suited for storing light things.

Bought this to store dog and chicken feed. Relatively easy to assemble. I have about 250-300 lbs stored inside. The bottom could sag with all the weight so I cut some of the styro pieces and glued to the underside to support the extra weight. Problem solved.

This is such a great find!! We had to assemble and when we opened the box I thought “oh no” but it was actually easy to put together. It is very large and holds all of our pool stuff easily. It was less expensive and larger than every other storage container we looked at.

I picked this up at my club today. It was very easy to assemble. I only needed a little help holding the lid steady while I attached it to the box and my 10 year old was able to easily do that. It's HUGE and more affordable than others I've seen of comparable size at Lowe's and Home Depot. Great for storing pool toys and other necessities.