A large black patio container which has plenty of space to put items from your patio, tools, empty pots, patio furniture covers, you name it, works great and looks great!

The Keter deck box is an attractive addition to our back porch. It is well engineered and comes with clear assembly instruction. All parts are clearly labeled with letters or numbers that corresponded to the illustrated assembly steps. The final product is roomy and the the large lid works smoothly with the gas assisted struts on the hinges.

This storage box is perfect for our needs!

Perfect size. Easy to assemble.

This is well made and easy assembly.

Very happy with our purchase of the deck box. Assembly was very simple and very well made.

Easy to put together and works great!

Really solid box and it was easy to put together. I was worried as the panels didn’t feel crazy thick but it feels really strong once you put it all together. It is nice and deep and just long enough to fit under our deck. Great color also, the color helps it look really nice and clean. Also really easy to wipe clean.

Great deck box. Stable and great for keeping chicken food and supplies dry

Purchased our deck box on 5/21/25. I have been pretty amazed at how it has become a reliable place to store items from the weather. I have kept a roll of paper towels in the box, first because I forgot to remove them while working on the deck, then I realized the paper towels were a good test of how dry it is inside the box. We have had some fairly severe weather over the past year and that roll of paper towels looks about as good as the day they were put in the box last summer. My concern: a few months ago I noticed a small crack in the top right front edge of the lid. I first thought maybe something had dropped on the lid, but couldn't think of anything that would have dropped hard enough to damage it. Then recently I noticed another crack starting to develop. I realized these two areas were right above where screws attach the metal supports on the underside edge. You can actually feel a small "bump" where the screws are below the surface. Not sure how bad this i going to get, or if these cracks are going to develop at each screw location. This could be an entry point for rain.