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Keter Eden 70 Gallon Storage Bench Deck Box for Patio Furniture, Front Porch Decor and Outdoor Seating – Perfect to Store Garden Tools and Pool Toys, Grey

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Color: Gray


Features

  • IDEAL SIZE: Exterior: 54. 6 in. L x 23. 4 in. W x 32. 8 in. H / Interior: 50. 4 in. L x 19. 7 in. W x 15 in. H
  • LARGE CAPACITY: 70 gallons of extra hidden storage underneath the seat
  • RESIN CONSTRUCTION: It's made out of all weather-resistant resin with an appealing wood-look texture
  • DURABLE AND STRONG: Weather-resistant polypropylene construction prevents rusting, peeling and denting - unlike real wood
  • EXTRA SEATING: Provides comfortable bench seating for two or three with a weight capacity of 771 lbs
  • LOCKABLE: Works with standard padlocks, which are sold separately
  • STYLISH: Elegant natural wood look texture to fit any outdoor patio decor
  • VERSATILE STORAGE: Perfect place to store outdoor patio furniture cushions, outdoor toys, pool accessories, and beach towels

Description

Do you need secure storage that doesn't waste valuable garden space or cheapen your decor? Keter's 70-Gallon Eden Storage Bench is both a spacious outdoor storage solution and a practical, beautiful garden bench. The Eden provides enough seating room to accommodate two adults and makes a perfect deck box, romantic garden resting spot or functional, space-saving indoor storage box.


Brand: Keter


Color: Gray


Material: Plastic


Style: Box


Capacity: 70 Gallons


Item Weight: 29.48 Pounds


Shape: Rectangular


Pattern: Solid


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Package Quantity: 1


Product Dimensions: 54.6"L x 23.4"W x 32.8"H


Item Weight: 29.5 pounds


Manufacturer: Keter


Item model number: Eden 70 Gallon Storage


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    • Sturdy with Great Capacity
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I ordered the Eden bench and the Solana arrived. The Solana was selling for about $30 less but I reached out to the seller and they refunded me the difference. I didn't mind since the benches looked near identical. Package arrived open, but I blame that on the carrier who delivered it. Thankfully all pieces were accounted for and not damaged. The bench was pretty easy to assemble and is quite sturdy once built! Took me about an hour to assemble by myself. Keeps the rain out, however careful opening the lid after a rain storm; so water may enter through the back hinge area. Plenty of storage inside for what I need! Within 48 hours a chipmunk chewed a hole through side side, so my bench also now houses dryer sheets and peppermint oil... Beware that rodents can get into it if determined! I've patched the hole and am overall very happy with the purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 20, 2022 by Sarah
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We purchased this to be used as a double kitty condo for 2 feral cats we adopted. Our ferals don’t always want to cuddle/share the same space with each other hence the need for two sleeping areas. Over the last few years we have tried a lot of different solutions, but have not cared for the space they took up on the porch 6 months out of the year. Plus they all ended up looking like we had built the equivalent of a “Kitty Ghetto” on our porch. Lol! Some completely broke down, or looked trashy due to the weather, others just looked like the mixed mash of materials that they were. They all were, dry, and comfortable inside for the cats who also had 2 outdoor heating pad specifically for outdoor use with cats installed. In the long by run they still were not a permanent, or even semi-permanent solution- at least not for us, and definitely not for the front of our home. It’s not that we’re perfectionist, but the front porch is what everyone who comes to your house sees first. So we have been on the hunt for a better solution. One that would most importantly keep the Kat & Buddy comfortable & dry through what Mother Nature could throw at them, and something that looked nice. In order to turn these into cat condos we bought a good piece of plywood, & 2 small inexpensive pet doors (the opening in specific was 6 1/2” wide & tall) for the outer “doorways” & just in case the bench needed the extra support. We put the doors at each end. We then cut a piece of plywood to make a draft blocking wall on each end, and one for down the middle for those times when they wanted a little space from each other. The cat doors came with a template, so we used it to mark out all the cuts we made. We staged the cuts so that there wouldn’t be a continuous draft through the bench. The bench is also a comfortable seat for when we want to sit out on the porch! IF we were using it as outdoor storage for our seat cushions- it is quite spacious, and would be a great place to keep them when not in use! We absolutely DO recommend this bench regardless of your use! & We also hope our review is helpful to you! **Some extra notes on building a feral kitty shelter 😊- **In case you are reading this and have not yet created an outdoor shelter for your cats (tame or feral) your cat always needs a secondary opening so they can not be cornered by another animal, or even another cat. **Most ferals won’t use a shelter that they can be cornered in, or can’t see out of. Hence the reason we took the doors out of the door frames. (As seen in the photos) **We plan on putting hay, and some DE ( diametecous earth) in this weekend, but for now there is a blanket in both sides to cuddle into & stay warm. Hay is preferable because it does not absorb & hold moisture the way blankets/fabrics do. Hay also allows the cats to burrow in, or lay on top of it depending on the weather. **The DE is to spread in the bottom below the hay for any fleas, or flea eggs that might get carried in. **We are considering putting in a pvc tube with a screw on top (like they do for chickens sometimes) for the dry food we free feed in addition to the can of wet food they get in the afternoon. **Once the cats are used to it we may add insulation board on front & bottom, or top, but for now they are happy with their new shelter, and so are we! **For the first time builders - to entice the cats to check out new digs we feed the wet food in the doorways (small plates in the pictures) for the first few weeks So they have to go inside. **During freezing temps we have a couple of the outdoor cat heating pads even though with the shelter and hay they really don’t need it. They’re more for our our sense of well-being. **The porch is big enough we are thinking about adding a second one for summer so we can add a small fan and a water line. We really hope all of this helps you & your feral kitties! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 26, 2018 by TheBowdens
    • Very Nice and a Great Value!
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(See pics I've submitted for reference.) I purchased this with plans to put it on a deck or large dock. I also have a couple of Suncast 50 gallon deck boxes, so I have something to compare this to. Pluses: -Great Value: Other smaller outdoor storage benches usually cost about 20%-50% more -Large storage: 70 Gallon -Comfortable: first time my wife tried the bench, she remarked that she could sleep on it! :) -Lockable (you provide the lock) -Looks very nice -Durable (seems like the heavy plastic used for some outdoor kids playsets...should last many years unless you're a really, really big and rough kid). -The open-slat back allows you to add on outdoor cushions (see pic I uploaded). Suncast and some others have solid backs, so you can't use the same cushions. This was another reason I chose this model. Minuses: -Plastic isn't as nice as the Suncast (as noted more like the kids' play set plastic), so it doesn't seem as 'classy' -A lot of flashing on some of the pieces. Flashing is plastic overflow during the molding process. I used to build a lot of plastic models and flashing was usually a sign of lower quality/older molds used. Not a big deal to me since I just trim it out with a knife and most of it becomes hidden during assembly; however the Suncast product didn't have any of this. -Bottom floor of box doesn't seem very strong. Since the floor is made of something like a big sheet of plastic corrugated cardboard (and screwed in on the edges with small screws), I wouldn't suggest putting in too many heavy items. Perhaps they should have used some metal slats to help support the floor. This isn't a problem for me (will use it for life jackets...great idea for a dock), but something to note for others. Regarding some people mentioning it not being water tight, etc. I wouldn't suggest sealing the bottom since water may then accumulate inside. I believe it's better to allow water drainage in case water does make it's way inside. Time to take a nap on the bench. :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 24, 2012 by Kendo
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Color: Gray
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