For most pool decks, I’d start with the Keter Westwood 150-gallon box: its roomy capacity and bench-style design make it a practical all-rounder for towels, toys, and cushions. The Keter Kentwood 92-gallon is a more manageable choice for smaller patios, while the Yardgrace 385-gallon suits buyers who need one large container for bulky gear. The main tradeoff is between compact storage that is easier to place and large boxes that take up more deck space; seating, lockability, and weather protection also vary. Read on for how the 15 options compare and which type of poolside setup each best suits.
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Key Takeaways
- The 150-gallon Keter Westwood models strike the clearest balance between storing a mix of pool accessories and adding useful bench seating, though their larger footprint needs room on the deck.
- The duplicate Keter Kentwood listing does not represent a second distinct choice. Both entries share the same named model and capacity, so buyers should compare its 92-gallon format against genuinely different sizes rather than treat the listings as two separate designs.
- Large-capacity models dominate the high-volume end. Yardgrace, DRATO, Decksplore, and the 300- to 400-gallon listings target bulky or shared gear, but their storage volume can be excessive for towels and a few toys.
- Capacity alone does not settle poolside suitability. Lid fit, stated weather protection, access, and the area needed to open the box matter as much as gallons when the box sits near splash zones.
- Smaller options serve a different job than oversized boxes. The 71-gallon Keter Marvel and 78-gallon Devoko are easier to fit into tighter spaces, while the 100- to 130-gallon choices offer more room without moving into the largest footprints.
| Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box |  | Best for Covered Pool Decks | Capacity: 92 gallons (350 L) | Exterior dimensions: 50.4 W × 21.2 D × 23.2 H in | Interior dimensions: 49.6 W × 20 D × 22.8 H in | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box |  | Best for Bench Capacity | Storage capacity: 92 gallons (350 L) | Exterior dimensions: 50.4 × 21.2 × 23.2 in | Interior dimensions: 49.6 × 20 × 22.8 in | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Devoko 78-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box |  | Best for Pinch-Safer Lid Handling | Capacity: 78 gallons; product details also state 80 gallons | Dimensions: 45.3 × 19.2 × 20.8 in | Material: Resin | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keter Marvel 71-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box |  | Best Compact Pick | Capacity: 71 gallons | Exterior dimensions: 45.9 × 17.4 × 22.2 in | Interior dimensions: 44.6 × 15.6 × 20 in | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Yardgrace 385-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box, Black |  | Best High-Capacity Pick | Capacity: 385 gallons | Dimensions: 67.72 × 32.2 × 33.66 in | Material: Resin | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keter Westwood 150 Gal Outdoor Storage Box for Patio and Pool Accessories |  | Best Overall | Capacity: 150 gallons | Exterior dimensions: 61 × 28.3 × 25.2 inches | Interior dimensions: 56 × 24.6 × 22.8 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Devoko 120-Gallon Resin Outdoor Deck Storage Box |  | Best for Easy-Closing Access | Capacity: 120 gallons | Dimensions: 52.2 × 24.2 × 25.2 inches | Material: Resin | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outdoor Storage Deck Box and Bench, Dark Grey |  | Best for Ventilated Storage | Storage capacity: 150 gallons (570 L) | Dimensions: 61 × 28.34 × 25.19 inches | Weight: 39.1 pounds | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| DRATO 335-Gallon Outdoor Resin Deck Storage Box |  | Best for Oversized Gear | Capacity: 335 gallons | Dimensions: 54.25 × 26.5 × 24.21 inches | Item weight: 31.3 pounds | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box and Bench |  | Best Light-Finish Pick | Capacity: 150 gallons | Exterior dimensions: 61 × 28.34 × 25.19 inches | Interior dimensions: 56 × 24.6 × 22.8 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 300-Gallon Lockable Resin Outdoor Deck Box, Black |  | Best for Large Poolside Storage | Material: Resin | Color: Striped black | Dimensions: 58 × 32.2 × 34 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Lifetime 130-Gallon Extra-Large Deck Box, Desert Sand/Brown |  | Best for Organized, Weather-Resistant Storage | Material: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) | Capacity: 130 gallons | Exterior dimensions: 60 × 24 × 27.2 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Devoko 100-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box |  | Best for Compact Pool Decks | Material: Resin | Capacity: 100 gallons | Inner dimensions: 47.8 × 21.4 × 24.6 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 400 Gallon Outdoor Storage Box – Extra Large Heavy-Duty Resin Deck Box, Waterproof Lockable All-Weather Container for Cushions, Garden Tools and Sports Equipment (Black) |  | Best for Maximum-Capacity Storage | Material: Resin | Color: Black | Dimensions: 67.72 × 32.2 × 33.66 inches | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Decksplore 320-Gallon Outdoor Resin Storage Box, Black |  | Best Value in Large-Capacity Storage | Material: Resin | Color: Black | Capacity: 320 gallons | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| pool deck storage boxe | Material | Color | Capacity | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdo | Resin | Brown | 92 gallons (350 L) | 23.8 lb |
| Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdo | Resin | Graphite (dark grey) | — | — |
| Devoko 78-Gallon Waterproof Re | Resin | Black | 78 gallons; product details also state 80 gallons | — |
| Keter Marvel 71-Gallon Outdoor | Polypropylene resin | Brown | 71 gallons | 15.6 lb |
| Yardgrace 385-Gallon Waterproo | Resin | Black | 385 gallons | 68.3 lb |
| Keter Westwood 150 Gal Outdoor | Resin with 65% recycled content | Brown | 150 gallons | 39.1 pounds |
| Devoko 120-Gallon Resin Outdoo | Resin | Black | 120 gallons | — |
| Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outd | Polypropylene resin with 65% recycled content | Dark grey (Graphite) | — | 39.1 pounds |
| DRATO 335-Gallon Outdoor Resin | Iron, polypropylene, and wood | Black | 335 gallons | — |
| Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outd | Resin | Light grey | 150 gallons | 22.23 kg |
| 300-Gallon Lockable Resin Outd | Resin | Striped black | — | 68.2 pounds |
| Lifetime 130-Gallon Extra-Larg | High-density polyethylene (HDPE) | — | 130 gallons | 52 pounds |
| Devoko 100-Gallon Waterproof R | Resin | — | 100 gallons | 55 pounds |
| 400 Gallon Outdoor Storage Box | Resin | Black | — | — |
| Decksplore 320-Gallon Outdoor | Resin | Black | 320 gallons | 56 pounds |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box
For a covered pool deck that needs a roomy seat and a place to stash towels or accessories, the Keter Kentwood makes a balanced choice. Its 92-gallon capacity is more useful for bulky cushions than the smaller Keter Marvel, while the wood-look resin finish gives it a more furniture-like appearance than a basic utility chest. The hinged lid has a wind lock and can be secured with a lock, and the box also serves as seating. Its stated seating limit is lower than the graphite Kentwood’s, so I’d favor that version if bench capacity is a deciding factor. The main caveat is placement: despite its waterproof construction, the product is recommended for a garage or covered patio, not as the safest pick for a fully exposed pool deck.
Pros:- 92-gallon interior accommodates cushions, towels, and pool accessories.
- Resin construction resists rusting, peeling, fading, and denting.
- Lockable hinged lid includes a wind lock.
- Tool-free assembly and bench seating add practical flexibility.
Cons:- Recommended for garage or covered-patio storage rather than exposed placement.
- Single compartment does not separate towels from smaller pool gear.
- Stated seating capacity is lower than the graphite Kentwood version.
Best for: Pool owners with a covered deck or patio who want cushion storage and occasional bench seating in one box.
Not ideal for: Buyers leaving storage in an uncovered area who want a product specifically recommended for fully exposed outdoor use.
- Capacity:92 gallons (350 L)
- Exterior dimensions:50.4 W × 21.2 D × 23.2 H in
- Interior dimensions:49.6 W × 20 D × 22.8 H in
- Material:Resin
- Color:Brown
- Weight:23.8 lb
- Maximum seating weight:441 lb
- Lid:Lockable flip-top hinged lid with wind lock
- Assembly:Tool-free; under 20 minutes
Our verdict“Choose this Kentwood for generous storage and a usable bench under cover, but pick a more exposed-use option if it will sit in open weather.”
Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box
This graphite version keeps the Kentwood’s useful 92-gallon capacity and covered-patio focus, but its standout difference is the higher stated seating limit: 573 lb, compared with 441 lb for the brown Kentwood. That makes it the stronger choice if two adults may use the box as a bench. Its resin body, lockable lid, and wind lock suit pool towels and accessories, while tool-free assembly keeps setup simple. Against the Keter Marvel, the Kentwood offers more room and a deeper interior, though it takes up more deck space and weighs more. As with the brown model, the guidance favors garage or covered-patio storage; I would not choose it over a fully exposed-weather box solely on the waterproof claim.
Pros:- 92-gallon capacity gives it more room than the Keter Marvel.
- 573 lb stated weight capacity supports bench use by two adults.
- Lockable hinged lid includes a wind lock.
- Tool-free assembly and weather-resistant resin simplify ownership.
Cons:- Recommended for garage or covered-patio storage.
- Single compartment offers no internal separation for pool gear.
- Its 50.4-inch width requires more deck space than the Keter Marvel.
Best for: Poolside households that want a covered-deck storage bench with a higher stated seating capacity for two adults.
Not ideal for: Buyers with a small deck or an uncovered storage spot who need a compact box suited to exposed placement.
- Storage capacity:92 gallons (350 L)
- Exterior dimensions:50.4 × 21.2 × 23.2 in
- Interior dimensions:49.6 × 20 × 22.8 in
- Material:Resin
- Color:Graphite (dark grey)
- Item weight:23.8 lb
- Maximum weight capacity:573 lb
- Compartments:1
- Lid:Hinged, lockable, with wind lock
Our verdict“Pick the graphite Kentwood over the brown version if its higher stated bench capacity matters, provided you can store it under cover.”
Devoko 78-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box
The Devoko’s most useful distinction for a busy pool deck is its hydraulic hinge, which helps control the lid and reduces the chance of fingers getting caught. Side handles also make repositioning easier than with a box lacking built-in grips. At 45.3 inches wide, it is shorter than either Kentwood model, though its stated capacity is smaller and inconsistent: the listing gives both 78 and 80 gallons. It can store cushions and garden tools and doubles as a two-person bench, but the product details do not give a seating weight limit. Compared with the Keter Marvel, it offers a hydraulic lid and a rattan-pattern finish, while the Marvel provides clearer capacity and weight specifications. I’d choose Devoko for lid control, not for buyers who need precise capacity documentation.
Pros:- Hydraulic hinge helps control the lid and reduce pinching risk.
- Waterproof resin construction is designed for outdoor use.
- Side handles help with repositioning.
- Can serve as a two-person bench.
Cons:- Capacity is listed as both 78 and 80 gallons.
- Product details do not provide a lock specification despite describing the lid as lockable.
- No bench weight limit is provided.
Best for: Families with children who want a resin pool-deck box with a controlled-opening lid and side handles.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need an exact, clearly stated capacity or a published bench weight limit before purchasing.
- Capacity:78 gallons; product details also state 80 gallons
- Dimensions:45.3 × 19.2 × 20.8 in
- Material:Resin
- Color:Black
- Water resistance:Waterproof
- Compartments:1
- Lid:Lockable flip-top with hydraulic hinge
- Special features:Side handles and rattan pattern
Our verdict“Choose the Devoko if controlled lid movement matters more than exact capacity data, and favor the Keter Marvel if you want clearer specifications.”
Keter Marvel 71-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box
When deck space is tight, the Keter Marvel is easier to fit than the 92-gallon Kentwood models: it is narrower and lighter, yet still holds 71 gallons of pool accessories, towels, or smaller cushions. Built-in handles and rollers make it simpler to shift around a patio, a practical advantage when you need to clear space near the pool. The Marvel also offers a stated 485 lb bench capacity and tool-free assembly. Its compromise is interior room: the 15.6-inch interior depth may rule out larger cushions that fit more comfortably in the Kentwood. Compared with the Devoko 78-Gallon box, Marvel has a slightly smaller stated capacity but clearer dimensions and a specified seating limit. Choose it for easy placement, not maximum storage.
Pros:- Compact footprint fits tighter pool decks than the Kentwood boxes.
- Built-in handles and rollers help with repositioning.
- 485 lb maximum weight capacity allows bench use.
- Tool-free assembly takes approximately five minutes.
Cons:- 15.6-inch interior depth can limit larger cushion storage.
- 71-gallon capacity is smaller than either Kentwood model.
- Single compartment does not keep small accessories separate.
Best for: Pool owners with limited deck space who need a movable box for towels, smaller cushions, and accessories.
Not ideal for: Households storing oversized lounge cushions or a large volume of pool gear that needs more than 71 gallons.
- Capacity:71 gallons
- Exterior dimensions:45.9 × 17.4 × 22.2 in
- Interior dimensions:44.6 × 15.6 × 20 in
- Material:Polypropylene resin
- Color:Brown
- Weight:15.6 lb
- Maximum weight capacity:485 lb
- Features:UV-resistant, weather-resistant, built-in handles and rollers
- Assembly:Tool-free; approximately 5 minutes
Our verdict“Choose the Marvel when a smaller, movable storage bench fits your deck better than the Kentwood’s added capacity.”
Yardgrace 385-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box, Black
The Yardgrace is in a different size class from the other boxes here: its 385-gallon capacity is more than four times that of the Kentwood models, giving pool owners room for large cushions, toys, and garden gear in one place. The hydraulic-lift lid, lock, and stated 1,000 lb weight capacity make it a storage chest that can also serve as a bench or table. Its waterproof, UV-resistant resin and weathertight closure suit a more exposed setup than the Kentwoods’ recommended covered locations. The tradeoff is substantial: at nearly 68 inches wide and 68.3 lb, it needs a large footprint and is less convenient to move than the lighter Keter Marvel. I’d reserve this for a spacious deck with enough gear to justify its scale.
Pros:- 385-gallon capacity exceeds the other products in this group by a wide margin.
- Hydraulic-lift lid supports controlled opening and closing.
- Lockable lid and stated 1,000 lb capacity allow storage and bench use.
- Waterproof, UV-resistant resin with a weathertight closure is suited to outdoor storage.
Cons:- 67.72-inch width and 32.2-inch depth require substantial floor space.
- At 68.3 lb, it is cumbersome to move compared with the Keter Marvel.
- Its large capacity may be unnecessary for buyers storing only towels and a few accessories.
Best for: Owners of large pool decks who need one high-capacity box for cushions, pool accessories, and other outdoor equipment.
Not ideal for: Small-deck households or anyone who needs a lightweight box that can be moved frequently.
- Capacity:385 gallons
- Dimensions:67.72 × 32.2 × 33.66 in
- Material:Resin
- Color:Black
- Weight:68.3 lb
- Weight capacity:1,000 lb
- Lid:Lockable flip-top with hydraulic lift
- Water resistance:Waterproof
- Special features:Built-in handles, dustproof, rust-resistant, weathertight closure
Our verdict“Choose the Yardgrace for a spacious deck and a large volume of pool gear; skip it if footprint or portability matters more than capacity.”
Keter Westwood 150 Gal Outdoor Storage Box for Patio and Pool Accessories
The Keter Westwood 150-gallon balances pool-gear capacity with useful seating: it can hold cushions, toys, and other accessories, then serve as a bench for two adults. Its lockable lid and easy-lift mechanism make everyday access more convenient than a basic storage chest, while the resin body avoids the rust and peeling concerns of metal or painted wood. Compared with the Devoko 120-Gallon, this box offers more stated capacity, though it takes up more room and seats fewer people according to the provided specifications. The tradeoff is its substantial footprint and 39.1-pound weight, which make repositioning less appealing once it is loaded. I’d choose it for a pool deck where storage and seating matter equally, not for a tight walkway.
Pros:- 150-gallon capacity holds a broad mix of pool accessories and cushions.
- Bench seating for two adds a second use to the deck footprint.
- Lockable lid helps secure stored items.
- All-weather resin and wood-grain finish are designed to resist rust, peeling, and denting.
Cons:- Large exterior dimensions can crowd a compact pool deck.
- At 39.1 pounds, it is cumbersome to relocate, especially when loaded.
Best for: Pool owners who want room for cushions and accessories plus bench seating for two adults.
Not ideal for: Small decks or buyers who need to move a loaded box often; its 61-inch length and 39.1-pound weight make placement a bigger commitment.
- Capacity:150 gallons
- Exterior dimensions:61 × 28.3 × 25.2 inches
- Interior dimensions:56 × 24.6 × 22.8 inches
- Weight:39.1 pounds
- Material:Resin with 65% recycled content
- Color:Brown
- Seating capacity:2 adults
- Maximum weight recommendation:660 pounds
Our verdict“Choose this Westwood if you want a full-size, lockable pool-deck chest that also provides seating for two.”
Devoko 120-Gallon Resin Outdoor Deck Storage Box
The Devoko 120-Gallon stands out for its hydraulic hinges, which support a smoother opening and soft closing—handy when pool gear is being taken in and out throughout the day. Its waterproof resin construction and lockable flip top suit outdoor storage, and the box can double as seating for up to three people. That seating claim gives it an advantage over the Keter Westwood 150-gallon, which is specified for two, but the Devoko offers 30 fewer gallons of capacity. It also needs a substantial patch of deck space at 52.2 by 24.2 inches, so its smaller volume does not make it a compact pick. I’d favor it when lid handling and extra seating matter more than maximizing storage volume.
Pros:- Hydraulic hinges support smooth opening and soft closing.
- Waterproof resin finish is suited to outdoor poolside storage.
- Lockable flip top provides a place to secure stored items.
- Can serve as a bench for up to three people.
Cons:- 120-gallon capacity is lower than the Keter Westwood 150-gallon options.
- Its 52.2 × 24.2-inch footprint can still occupy significant deck space.
Best for: Families who frequently access pool toys and towels and want hydraulic lid support with seating for up to three.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need maximum cushion capacity or have a narrow deck; it holds less than the 150-gallon Westwood and still has a broad footprint.
- Capacity:120 gallons
- Dimensions:52.2 × 24.2 × 25.2 inches
- Material:Resin
- Color:Black
- Closure:Lockable flip top
- Opening mechanism:Hydraulic hinges
- Water resistance:Waterproof
- Assembly:Instructions included; no additional tools required
Our verdict“Pick the Devoko if controlled lid movement and seating for three matter more to you than the largest capacity.”
Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outdoor Storage Deck Box and Bench, Dark Grey
This dark-grey Keter Westwood pairs 150 gallons of capacity with a ventilated interior, a useful distinction for pool decks where damp towels or recently used accessories may end up in the box. It also offers a flat lid for seating two adults and an easy-lift mechanism for access. Compared with the light-grey Westwood in this lineup, its stated specs add ventilation; both share the same exterior dimensions and capacity, so the choice is less about storage volume than color and interior airflow. The resin construction keeps maintenance simple, but it will not have the tactile character of real wood. Its broad 61-inch length is also difficult to ignore on a crowded deck. I’d choose this version when ventilation is a priority and there is room for a full-size bench chest.
Pros:- Ventilated interior distinguishes it from the listed light-grey Westwood.
- 150-gallon capacity accommodates a substantial collection of pool and patio gear.
- Flat lid doubles as seating for two adults.
- Weather-resistant polypropylene resin is designed to resist rusting, peeling, and denting.
Cons:- 61-inch length and 28.34-inch width require considerable deck space.
- Resin wood-plank styling does not provide the feel of real wood.
Best for: Pool owners storing cushions and accessories who want a ventilated interior and a bench in a dark-grey finish.
Not ideal for: Small patios or buyers seeking a compact chest or real-wood appearance; this model has a wide footprint and resin construction.
- Storage capacity:150 gallons (570 L)
- Dimensions:61 × 28.34 × 25.19 inches
- Weight:39.1 pounds
- Material:Polypropylene resin with 65% recycled content
- Color:Dark grey (Graphite)
- Seating capacity:2 adults
- Maximum weight recommendation:660 pounds
- Features:Lockable storage, easy-lift mechanism, ventilated interior, flat lid
Our verdict“Choose the dark-grey Westwood if you want a ventilated, full-size storage bench and have space for its broad footprint.”
DRATO 335-Gallon Outdoor Resin Deck Storage Box
With a stated 335-gallon capacity, the DRATO is the clear choice in this group for buyers trying to store bulky pool cushions or a large mix of outdoor equipment in one box. Its 54.25-inch length is shorter than the Keter Westwood models, despite the much larger claimed capacity, making the listed dimensions notable for a high-volume option. Hydraulic support rods assist with lid movement, while tool-free snap-fit assembly reduces setup demands. The tradeoffs matter: the design is lock-ready, but the lock is not included, and the 600-pound lid rating is specified for static load rather than everyday impact or movement. Compared with the 150-gallon Westwood, this DRATO prioritizes storage volume over a clearly specified two-person bench setup. I’d pick it for capacity, not as the most established seating choice.
Pros:- 335-gallon stated capacity is the largest among these five products.
- Hydraulic support rods assist with opening and closing the lid.
- Tool-free snap-fit assembly avoids a separate tool setup.
- Wipe-clean wood-grain finish is designed for outdoor use.
Cons:- Lock is sold separately, adding a separate purchase for buyers who want secured storage.
- The 600-pound rating applies to static load, not necessarily repeated or moving loads.
- Material listing includes iron, polypropylene, and wood, so it is less straightforward than a resin-only description.
Best for: Pool owners with oversized cushions or lots of equipment who want very high stated capacity in a relatively short box.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a lock included or want a bench with a clearly specified seating capacity; the lock is separate and the load rating is static.
- Capacity:335 gallons
- Dimensions:54.25 × 26.5 × 24.21 inches
- Item weight:31.3 pounds
- Static load capacity:600 pounds
- Material:Iron, polypropylene, and wood
- Color:Black
- Assembly:Tool-free snap-fit
- Locking:Lock-ready; lock sold separately
Our verdict“Choose the DRATO if maximizing stated capacity is your main goal and you are comfortable sourcing a lock separately.”
Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outdoor Storage Box and Bench
This light-grey Keter Westwood offers the same 150-gallon format and two-person bench function as the dark-grey version, but its lighter color gives buyers another way to coordinate a pool deck. The listed interior dimensions—56 × 24.6 × 22.8 inches—help clarify the usable space for cushions and pool gear, while the lockable easy-lift lid supports regular access. Compared with the Devoko 120-Gallon, it provides 30 more gallons, but the Devoko specifies hydraulic hinges and seating for up to three. This Westwood is the better fit for buyers who value storage volume and a light finish over those distinctions. It shares the Westwood’s large exterior footprint, and resin will not look or feel like actual timber. I’d choose it for a spacious deck where color coordination matters.
Pros:- 150-gallon capacity stores pool gear, cushions, and garden supplies.
- Lockable lid and easy-lift mechanism support convenient access.
- Seats two adults when closed.
- Light-grey finish offers an alternative to the dark-grey Westwood.
Cons:- 61 × 28.34-inch exterior footprint can crowd a small deck.
- Resin construction does not replicate the feel of real wood.
- Unlike the Devoko 120-Gallon, its specifications do not list hydraulic hinges or seating for three.
Best for: Owners of larger pool decks who need 150 gallons of storage and prefer a light-grey wood-plank look.
Not ideal for: Buyers with limited deck space or those who want a real-wood finish; the box is large and made from resin.
- Capacity:150 gallons
- Exterior dimensions:61 × 28.34 × 25.19 inches
- Interior dimensions:56 × 24.6 × 22.8 inches
- Weight:22.23 kg
- Material:Resin
- Color:Light grey
- Seating capacity:2 adults
- Features:Lockable lid, easy-lift opening mechanism
Our verdict“Choose this Westwood if you want generous storage and a two-person bench in a light-grey finish, with enough deck space to accommodate it.”
300-Gallon Lockable Resin Outdoor Deck Box, Black
For a pool deck that needs room for cushions, toys, and garden gear in one place, this 300-gallon resin box offers a useful middle ground between standard-size chests and the much larger 400 Gallon Outdoor Storage Box. Its double-wall construction and weather-resistant design are intended to help shield contents from rain, UV rays, and temperature changes, while lockable latches add a basic layer of security. It can also serve as a bench or patio table, which makes its footprint do more than hold gear. The tradeoff is space: at 58 × 32.2 inches, it takes up a substantial stretch of deck. The listed 300-gallon capacity also differs from the stated 230-gallon storage volume, so I would not treat the larger figure as usable interior space without clarification.
Pros:- Double-wall, weather-resistant resin construction is designed to help protect contents outdoors.
- Lockable latches and built-in side handles add security and make handling easier.
- Bench or patio-table use gives the large footprint a second purpose.
- Tool-free snap-together assembly avoids a separate tool setup.
Cons:- Its 58 × 32.2-inch footprint may crowd a compact pool deck.
- The stated 300-gallon capacity and 230-gallon storage volume do not match.
- The supplied details do not specify a weight limit for use as a bench.
Best for: Pool owners who need a broad storage chest for cushions and accessories and have room for a large box on the deck.
Not ideal for: Small patios or buyers who need a clearly stated usable interior volume before choosing a storage size.
- Material:Resin
- Color:Striped black
- Dimensions:58 × 32.2 × 34 inches
- Listed capacity:300 gallons
- Storage volume:230 gallons
- Weight:68.2 pounds
- Assembly:Tool-free snap-together
- Features:Lockable latches, side handles, double-wall construction
Our verdict“Choose this if you want substantial poolside storage with bench utility, but check the usable-volume discrepancy and measure your deck first.”
Lifetime 130-Gallon Extra-Large Deck Box, Desert Sand/Brown
The Lifetime stands out for buyers who value a defined, weather-conscious storage setup over the biggest possible capacity. Its 130-gallon HDPE body has UV protection and a water-resistant seal, while the lockable lid opens beyond 90 degrees and uses a spring hinge for controlled closing. That lid design is a practical advantage when you are retrieving pool gear with both hands occupied. The box is also compatible with optional dividers or shelving, a more flexible approach to organizing small accessories than the single-compartment Devoko 100-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box. That said, the Lifetime is not a ready-made organizer: the inserts cost extra, assembly is required, and its 60-inch length still needs a generous strip of deck space. Its capacity is also far below the oversized 300- and 400-gallon options here.
Pros:- UV-protected HDPE and a water-resistant seal suit outdoor storage.
- Spring-hinged lid opens more than 90 degrees and closes in a controlled way.
- Lockable flip-top lid adds a security option for pool accessories.
- Optional shelving or dividers can help separate smaller items.
Cons:- Assembly is required.
- Interior dividers and shelving are optional rather than included.
- Its 130-gallon capacity is modest beside the 300- and 400-gallon chests in this lineup.
Best for: Pool owners who want a weather-resistant chest with controlled lid movement and the option to add internal organization.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking maximum capacity, tool-free setup, or built-in dividers without optional additions.
- Material:High-density polyethylene (HDPE)
- Capacity:130 gallons
- Exterior dimensions:60 × 24 × 27.2 inches
- Interior dimensions:57 × 20.75 × 23.75 inches
- Weight:52 pounds
- Maximum weight recommendation:900 pounds
- Closure:Lockable flip-top lid with spring hinge
- Warranty:10-year limited manufacturer warranty
Our verdict“Pick the Lifetime if weather-conscious construction and a controlled, configurable lid matter more than maximum capacity or quick assembly.”
Devoko 100-Gallon Waterproof Resin Deck Box
Among the larger boxes in this batch, the Devoko is the easier fit for a deck where every foot of floor space matters. Its 48 × 22-inch footprint and 100-gallon capacity hold cushions, tools, or pool accessories without taking up as much room as the 300-gallon Lockable Resin Outdoor Deck Box. The waterproof, UV-protected resin is designed to resist fading, rusting, peeling, and bending, while gas rods support controlled lid movement rather than a free-falling close. It can also serve as seating, with a stated 500-pound maximum weight capacity. The compromise is organization: there is only one compartment, so small items can get mixed together. At 55 pounds, it is also not a lightweight box to shift around, and its storage volume cannot match the Lifetime 130-Gallon model or the larger chests.
Pros:- Smaller 48 × 22-inch footprint takes less deck space than the largest options.
- Waterproof, UV-protected resin is designed for outdoor exposure.
- Gas rods support controlled lid opening and closing.
- Can serve as seating with a stated 500-pound maximum weight capacity.
Cons:- The single compartment does not separate small pool accessories from larger gear.
- At 55 pounds, it may be cumbersome to reposition.
- Its 100-gallon capacity is limited for storing bulky cushions or seasonal equipment.
Best for: Owners of compact pool decks who want a weather-resistant box that can also provide seating.
Not ideal for: Families storing bulky seasonal gear or buyers who want separate compartments or an easy-to-move container.
- Material:Resin
- Capacity:100 gallons
- Inner dimensions:47.8 × 21.4 × 24.6 inches
- External dimensions:48 × 22 × 24.5 inches
- Weight:55 pounds
- Water resistance:Waterproof
- Closure:Lockable hinged lid with gas rods
- Maximum weight capacity:500 pounds
Our verdict“Choose the Devoko when a smaller footprint and seating matter more than high-volume storage or internal organization.”
400 Gallon Outdoor Storage Box – Extra Large Heavy-Duty Resin Deck Box, Waterproof Lockable All-Weather Container for Cushions, Garden Tools and Sports Equipment (Black)
This is the lineup’s choice for buyers who need to store a large volume of pool cushions, toys, and seasonal gear in one container. Its extra-large resin body measures nearly 68 inches long and is positioned as a waterproof, lockable all-weather chest, with UV inhibitors intended to help limit fading and impact-resistant construction aimed at reducing damage. It can also serve as a bench or side table, making the footprint more useful once the pool gear is put away. Compared with the 300-Gallon Lockable Resin Outdoor Deck Box, it offers a bigger stated capacity, but it also demands more room and help if it needs to be moved. The product data lists both 380 gallons of capacity and 400 gallons of storage volume, so I would confirm the usable interior figure. A padlock is not included.
Pros:- Very large listed storage figures suit bulky pool and seasonal equipment.
- Resin with UV inhibitors is described as impact-resistant and resistant to fading.
- Lockable lid includes a provision for adding a padlock.
- Bench and side-table use adds function beyond storage.
Cons:- Its 67.72-inch length and broad footprint can overwhelm smaller decks.
- Large size and weight make relocation difficult without assistance.
- A padlock is not included, and the stated capacity and storage-volume figures differ.
Best for: Large households or pool owners storing bulky cushions, toys, and seasonal equipment who have room for an oversized chest.
Not ideal for: Compact decks, frequent rearranging, or buyers who want a padlock included and a single confirmed capacity figure.
- Material:Resin
- Color:Black
- Dimensions:67.72 × 32.2 × 33.66 inches
- Listed capacity:380 gallons
- Storage volume:400 gallons
- Shape:Rectangular
- Lock provision:Padlock compatible; padlock not included
- Assembly:Tool-free snap-together system
Our verdict“Pick this for maximum-volume poolside storage if you have a large deck and are willing to supply a padlock and verify the usable capacity.”
Decksplore 320-Gallon Outdoor Resin Storage Box, Black
The Decksplore makes a practical case for buyers who want a large pool-deck box without stepping up to the biggest container in this group. Its 320-gallon capacity is suited to cushions, pool toys, and garden tools, while its 57.87-inch length gives it a smaller footprint than the 400 Gallon Outdoor Storage Box. The waterproof resin body has UV inhibitors, and the flip-top lid is compatible with a padlock, so exposed pool accessories can be stored out of sight. Like the 300-Gallon Lockable Resin Outdoor Deck Box, it can double as a bench or side table; unlike that model, the supplied details do not mention side handles or double-wall construction. Snap-together assembly avoids tools, but assembly is still required, and the padlock must be bought separately.
Pros:- 320-gallon capacity accommodates bulky pool and patio items.
- Waterproof resin with UV inhibitors is suited to outdoor exposure.
- Padlock-compatible flip top helps secure stored accessories.
- Can double as a bench or side table and assembles without tools.
Cons:- Padlock is not included.
- Snap-together assembly is required despite not needing tools.
- Its large dimensions still occupy considerable deck space.
Best for: Pool owners who need high-capacity storage and bench utility but want a slightly smaller alternative to the largest box.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a padlock included, prefer a fully assembled box, or want specified side handles for moving it.
- Material:Resin
- Color:Black
- Capacity:320 gallons
- Dimensions:57.87 × 32.24 × 33.66 inches
- Weight:56 pounds
- Water resistance:Waterproof
- Closure:Flip top
- Assembly:Tool-free, snap-together
Our verdict“Choose the Decksplore for substantial storage and dual-purpose seating when you do not need the 400-gallon model’s larger stated volume.”
How We Picked
I ranked these pool deck storage boxes by how well their stated capacity, format, and intended outdoor use match common poolside storage needs. I gave weight to practical differences buyers can compare from the product details: room for everyday accessories versus bulky items, bench-style utility, stated water resistance, lockable designs, and the likely footprint implied by each size. I treated a pool deck as a demanding location where frequent access and exposure to splashes matter, but I did not assume that a waterproof label means every seam or stored item stays dry in every condition.
The ranking favors versatile, usable capacity over the biggest number on the label. The Westwood 150-gallon bench format ranks highly because it pairs substantial storage with another poolside use; Kentwood offers a simpler middle-size alternative. Compact models rank well for limited space, while extra-large boxes suit buyers with unusually bulky loads rather than most households. Similar or duplicate listings are not counted as separate advantages, and where details are not specified in the product name, I avoid claiming a performance benefit that cannot be verified from the listing information.
| pool deck storage boxe | Material | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdo | Resin | Brown |
| Keter Kentwood 92-Gallon Outdo | Resin | Graphite (dark grey) |
| Devoko 78-Gallon Waterproof Re | Resin | Black |
| Keter Marvel 71-Gallon Outdoor | Polypropylene resin | Brown |
| Yardgrace 385-Gallon Waterproo | Resin | Black |
| Keter Westwood 150 Gal Outdoor | Resin with 65% recycled content | Brown |
| Devoko 120-Gallon Resin Outdoo | Resin | Black |
| Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outd | Polypropylene resin with 65% recycled content | Dark grey (Graphite) |
| DRATO 335-Gallon Outdoor Resin | Iron, polypropylene, and wood | Black |
| Keter Westwood 150-Gallon Outd | Resin | Light grey |
| 300-Gallon Lockable Resin Outd | Resin | Striped black |
| Lifetime 130-Gallon Extra-Larg | High-density polyethylene (HDPE) | — |
| Devoko 100-Gallon Waterproof R | Resin | — |
| 400 Gallon Outdoor Storage Box | Resin | Black |
| Decksplore 320-Gallon Outdoor | Resin | Black |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Pool Deck Storage Boxes
Before choosing a box, I’d match its role to your deck, your stored items, and how often you need to get to them. Capacity figures can make two options look comparable even when their shape, access, or placement needs differ.
Measure the usable deck area, not just the box footprint
Measure the space where the box will sit, then leave room for the lid to open and for people to pass it safely. A large-capacity model can occupy a walkway or crowd seating even if its listed volume looks appealing. Check the product dimensions and compare them with the box’s intended spot, including any nearby fence, railing, or pool equipment. Think about access when the box is full: a lid that cannot open fully may make stored items awkward to retrieve. For a compact deck, a smaller box such as a 71- or 78-gallon format may be more useful than an oversized container that limits movement.
Choose capacity around the gear you actually store
Make a short inventory before shopping: folded towels and goggles need less space than cushions, floats, and bulky toys. Leave some spare room so you can put items away quickly rather than packing the box tightly every time. Very large listings, including 300- to 400-gallon models, make the most sense for shared pool areas or large seasonal items, not automatically for a typical family deck. A box that is too large can also encourage storing unrelated equipment, making daily-use items harder to find. If your needs fall between a compact box and an extra-large one, the 92- to 150-gallon range offers a more measured middle ground.
Treat weather claims as one part of poolside protection
Poolside exposure includes rain, splashes, humidity, sun, and wind-driven water, so read the listing’s exact claims rather than relying on a broad waterproof label. A storage box can help shield gear, but water may still enter through openings, joints, or a lid that does not sit securely. Keep sensitive items such as electronics and paper products in separate sealed containers inside the box. If the box will sit in a spot where water collects, address drainage and placement instead of expecting the lid alone to solve the problem. Choose a location with good runoff and check stored items periodically, especially after heavy rain.
Decide whether seating is worth the footprint
A bench-style box can serve as extra poolside seating and reduce the need for separate furniture. That dual purpose is most useful on a deck where seating is limited and the box can sit against a wall or along an edge. It is less helpful if swimmers will leave wet gear on the lid or if the box would block a route to the pool. Check the product’s stated seating guidance and capacity rather than assuming every storage lid is intended for regular use as a bench. Compared with a storage-only design, a bench model may be more functional, but the best choice depends on how your deck is laid out.
Match access and security to what goes inside
For towels and plastic toys, easy opening may matter more than a lock. If you plan to store higher-value accessories, look for a model described as lockable and check what locking hardware is required, since a lockable design may not include a lock. A lock can deter casual access but should not be treated as a guarantee against theft. Consider who will open the box, including children or guests, and whether its lid and contents are easy to manage without pinched fingers or awkward lifting. Frequent-use gear belongs somewhere you can reach without shifting cushions or other large items.
Compare upkeep and seasonal use before buying oversized
Resin construction is commonly chosen for outdoor storage, but any box still benefits from occasional cleaning and a dry-out when moisture collects inside. Before the off-season, remove damp items and clear leaves or debris from the lid and seams. Large boxes hold more, yet they can be harder to reposition for cleaning or to move when rearranging a deck. Consider whether the box will stay in one spot year-round and whether you can reach its base and surrounding area. Paying for extra capacity makes sense when it replaces several smaller containers or stores bulky gear; otherwise, a more modest size can be easier to maintain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 150-gallon pool deck box enough for a family’s everyday pool gear?
It can be a practical size for a mix of towels, toys, and some accessories, but the answer depends on how bulky those items are. Inflatable floats and cushions take up much more room than goggles or folded towels. I’d list the items you want to store and compare their shape with the box’s internal dimensions, not just its advertised capacity. If you also need to store large seasonal gear, a higher-capacity option may fit better. If the box will mainly hold daily essentials, a mid-size model can be easier to place and access.
Will a waterproof deck box keep pool cushions dry during heavy rain?
A waterproof claim is useful, but it is not a promise that every cushion will remain dry in every placement or storm. Lid alignment, seams, wind-driven rain, and water pooling around the base can affect how well a box protects its contents. Check the product’s specific weather claims and avoid placing the box where runoff collects. For cushions that must stay dry, consider a separate protective cover or sealed inner bag as an added layer. Dry cushions before storing them, since trapped moisture can linger inside even when rain stays out.
Should I choose a lockable box if I only plan to store pool toys?
For low-value toys, a lock may not add much day-to-day benefit, and quick access may matter more. A lockable design becomes more useful if the box will hold pool accessories that you do not want children or casual visitors handling. Check whether the listing includes a lock or only provides a place to attach one. A lock can discourage casual access, but it does not make an outdoor storage box a secure safe. Also think about whether locking the box will make it less convenient for the people who use the pool most.
Is a bench-style storage box a good idea beside a pool?
It can be, especially when your deck needs both storage and extra seating. Bench-style Westwood models combine those functions, which may save space compared with adding separate furniture and a storage box. The tradeoff is that the box still needs room for its lid to open and may not suit a narrow walkway. Wet swimmers can also leave moisture on the seating surface, so regular wiping and sensible storage habits matter. Check the stated seating guidance before treating the lid as a regular seat.
When does an extra-large 300- to 400-gallon box make more sense than two smaller boxes?
An extra-large box makes sense when you have bulky items that are easier to store together, such as floats, cushions, or shared pool equipment. One large container can simplify organizing, but it may be harder to place, open, clean around, and move. Two smaller boxes can separate daily-use items from seasonal gear and give you more flexibility in how the deck is arranged. Compare the full exterior dimensions and access needs, not only total capacity. For an ordinary household’s towels and toys, the largest sizes may add footprint without making daily storage easier.
Conclusion
For a balanced poolside setup, my best overall pick is the Keter Westwood 150-gallon bench-style box, which combines substantial storage with seating. The best value in practical fit is the Keter Kentwood 92-gallon: it offers a useful middle size without the footprint of the largest models. For a best premium-sized choice among the listed options, I’d look at the 400-gallon heavy-duty resin box if you have bulky gear and ample deck space; its size is a specific advantage, not a reason for every buyer to choose it. Beginners with ordinary pool accessories can start with the simpler 92-gallon Kentwood or a compact option such as the 71-gallon Marvel. For specific needs, choose the 78-gallon Devoko or Marvel for tighter spaces, a Westwood for seating, and a 300- to 385-gallon model when shared or oversized gear is the real problem. The best choice is the smallest box that fits your gear comfortably and leaves the deck easy to use.
