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This 82-gallon Homall deck box is mainly useful as low-cost outdoor storage or a hidden package bin, especially on a covered porch. The size works for extra gear, and one setup kept contents clean and dry, while another was adapted into shelter and feeding stations with added insulation. The tradeoffs are significant: assembly can take hours, the plastic is described as flimsy, and the bottom can fail when the box is moved with weight inside. It is best treated as a light-duty storage box rather than a rugged, movable container.
Homeowners needing covered-porch storage for cushions or tools, because contents can stay clean and dry when the box sits under shelter.
The black version has been showing around $69 to $70, while other colors have been listed lower at about $53. Some listings also show free shipping, but other sellers add shipping charges.
It is reported to be flimsy, with the bottom potentially falling out when moved with weight inside. It may be fine for light, stationary storage under cover, but it is not a good choice if you need something durable or plan to move it often.
Yes, it can work as a porch-pirate deterrent and package stash if the boxes are kept out of sight. It is also reported to have gaps that can let in water and bugs, so it is better for covered or protected areas than exposed weather.
Assembly can take hours, so plan for a significant time commitment. A similar 100-gallon version was assembled in about 15 minutes, but this smaller model was specifically called out as taking much longer.
so it wouldn't be good for a body? asking for a friend 😂
No, these don't hold up at all when moved with any amount of weight inside them. The bottom tends to fall out pretty quickly. Speaking from experience and seeing people attempt what you are (not) suggesting.
Agreed. Trying to deliver after 5pm on a downtown building multiple times. Perhaps if you see the bldg is closed after 5pm, try to swing by earlier in the day?!?!?
Fedex leaves my packages all over the place. Worst delivery service I deal with
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I got two of the 100 gallon ones from Home Depot about a year and a half ago. I just use them for outdoor/extra storage under a covered porch area. They're absolutely perfect for that and they took maybe 15 mins to put together, including taking the pieces out of the box. I don't move them or sit on them, but do store a large cooler on one of them. No issues at all and the stuff I out inside is perfectly clean and dry the next time I need to take them out. I'm in NorCal so the weather is moderate. For $50 I think it's probably the cheapest way to store stuff you can't fit in the garage or elsewhere!
if you hear a truck pull up, the doorbell ring, and then a truck pull away it's ups.
if you hear terrible ratchet Muzak blaring though a cheap Bluetooth speaker from half a block away, then hear your packages hit the front of the house suspiciously soon before the terrible Muzak recedes.....FedEx is here
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I know because I've bit on similar before. Flimsy and has gaps that let in water and bugs.
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This 82-gallon Homall deck box is mainly useful as low-cost outdoor storage or a hidden package bin, especially on a covered porch. The size works for extra gear, and one setup kept contents clean and dry, while another was adapted into shelter and feeding stations with added insulation. The tradeoffs are significant: assembly can take hours, the plastic is described as flimsy, and the bottom can fail when the box is moved with weight inside. It is best treated as a light-duty storage box rather than a rugged, movable container.
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Perhaps if you see the bldg is closed after 5pm, try to swing by earlier in the day?!?!?
No, these don't hold up at all when moved with any amount of weight inside them. The bottom tends to fall out pretty quickly. Speaking from experience and seeing people attempt what you are (not) suggesting.
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I know because I've bit on similar before. Flimsy and has gaps that let in water and bugs.
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if you hear a truck pull up, the doorbell ring, and then a truck pull away it's ups.
if you hear terrible ratchet Muzak blaring though a cheap Bluetooth speaker from half a block away, then hear your packages hit the front of the house suspiciously soon before the terrible Muzak recedes.....FedEx is here
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