Keter Marvel Plus 71 Gallon Resin Deck Box-Organization and Storage for Patio Furniture Outdoor Cushions, Throw Pillows, Garden Tools and Pool Toys, Dark Grey

Amazon delivered this ASAP, which was greatly appreciated. Item is very cleverly designed and assembles VERY quickly with no tools! Instructions are quite simple and easy to follow. The resin is not as thick a grade as we thought it might be, so we're not sure how long this box will survive outside - but we'll see! It is certainly more than sufficient for use inside a garage, home or basement.

UPDATE 05/13/2025: Heavy South Florida rains have begun and the storage container proves water resistant. All items remained dry after heavy downpours and stiff winds.ORIGINAL REVIEW: Simple to assemble. All parts arrived. I appreciated the small parts being labeled even though it wasn't needed. The illustrations were very clear and instructive. I appreciated having the individual panel illustration captioned above the assembly illustration. Very helpful. The panels snap together and make an audible clicking sound. The lid shuts securely. If your surface is uneven, you will have to encourage a snug close, but it will happen. It's not rained yet, but I'm hopeful. Very satisfied for holding gardening amendments, supplies and summer play stuff.

sturdy well-built and at a decent price

Light, has wheels, and big! Worth the price totally.

Great storage for pool items. Weathers well

This Keter Marvel Plus deck box is an absolute joke and a total rip-off. "Marvel Plus"? There's nothing marvelous about this flimsy, cheap plastic garbage. It's shockingly overpriced for what it is – glorified, brittle Tupperware.From the moment I started assembling it (which was a struggle in itself because the pieces barely fit), I knew I'd made a terrible mistake. The "resin" is so thin and pathetic, it feels like it's going to crack if you look at it too hard. The lid doesn't align properly, the latches are laughable, and the entire structure wobbles like a drunk giraffe. I wouldn't trust this thing to hold a feather in a light breeze, let alone "outdoor cushions" or "garden tools."It offers zero protection from the elements, given how poorly the lid seals (if you can even call it a seal). I'd be shocked if it kept a single throw pillow dry in a light drizzle. "Organization and Storage"? More like "Disappointment and Regret."This is a quintessential example of how manufacturers cut corners and pawn off utterly substandard products. If you're looking for something that offers actual storage and won't disintegrate after a week in the sun, run far, far away from this Keter "Marvel Plus." It's a complete waste of money and an infuriatingly flimsy piece of cheap plastic.

This was the easiest to put together. Will do what I need it for!

This was used outdoors on an unprotected dock, and while it was easy to assemble and provided a relatively weatherproof seal, the hinges are made such that you snapped them into position. The lid blew off of the top and broke in half.. The lid is are made to pop into place via an angle pegged axel, but resist being pulled apart. Once they are pulled apart by in this case a strong wind they cannot be reassembled with a secure hinge function. If you’re using this indoors or under light use conditions I think it’s ideal but it’s a case of getting what you pay for in terms of durability.