Walmart is selling a ‘durable' $140 outdoor storage box for $42, and shoppers say it's ‘spacious and practical'
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It's okay to admit that your home isn't as organized as you'd like it to be. There are a ton of different storage solutions out there to help you along the way, but we found one that is perfect for your outdoor needs.
If you need to organize tools, gardening equipment, and more, the Syngar Outdoor Storage Box is perfect for you. Right now, it's on sale at Walmart for just $42 and is ideal for the spring and summer months ahead.
Syngar Outdoor Storage Box, $42 (was $140) at Walmart
Made from strong, durable resin, the box is weather-resistant and offers a double-wall structure that can withstand all of the elements. It measures 50.39 inches long, 24.8 inches wide, and 25.2 inches high, with a 75 gallon capacity and 270 weight capacity. It is ideal for storing all of your outdoor essentials including lawn equipment, gardening supplies, and power tools.
One shopper wrote, 'This storage box is well-made and is large with plenty of storage! I put the deck box together in less than 10 minutes.'
A second customer said, 'The 75-gallon outdoor deck box is spacious and practical, providing ample storage for patio cushions and garden tools. It feels sturdy and weather-resistant, making it a reliable choice for any outdoor space.'
The storage box is available in three color options, but the white hue has the best discount at $42. But shoppers can opt for gray and beige colorways for $60, which is still a great deal. It features a hydraulic hinge, easy-lift system, a lockable lid, and convenient side handles that allow for easy movement and placement.
Another reviewer wrote, 'Looks great with a modern color. It's durable and will hold up for many years. It fits everything that we need, plus more. The lock mechanism is a nice feature if needed.'
Make your garage and backyard space clutter-free with this $42 outdoor storage box. Grab it today at Walmart for 70% off the original price.
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