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Posted 20 September 2023

Keter Emily 277L Outdoor Garden Storage Box in Grey - Free C&C

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With a 277L capacity the Emily storage box can hold cushions, toys, gardening supplies, and more. Assembled in just 10 minutes the sturdy design lets you place upto 80 kg on top of the box. The Emily also features built-in handles and wheels, lockable hasp to ensure all contents are kept safe and secure, and is also UV and Weather resistant to last season after season.

  • Made of plastic.
  • Capacity 277L.
  • Lockable.
  • External size H58, W117.8, D44.5cm.
  • Internal size H51.2, W114.4, D40cm.
  • Weight 6.3kg.
  • 1 person self-assembly.
  • Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
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Edited by Frank30uk, 20 September 2023
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  1. davej1710's avatar
    Had one of these for a couple of years now & all fine if you follow a few rules.
    Be gentle with it. Bit fragile so don't be rough. Be gentle when assembling.
    In direct sunlight, it will warp. I put a scaffold plank across it edge to edge to spread weight evenly, to weigh it down & stop the lid curling/ bowing, plus helps in wind. Had no problems & keeps garden chairs dry.
    Its a spider magnet. Be warned.
    Don't be tempted to sit on it. Too fragile.
    Use the wheels at your own risk. Heavy loads or rough terrain will break them. Keep contents light if planning to move it.
    Ive gatter taped handle holes over to avoid debris getting in.
  2. mailboxmessage's avatar
    I do.
    For added security, I gaffer tape the tiny gaps (0.5mm) where the walls meet the bottom.
    Just don't place it on a puddle-prone area.
    Weatherproof, but not waterproof.

    It's been selling for £32 on discount for quite some time, so that's a small improvement. With the price of oil back up to $95/bbl, it won't be long before plastic garden furniture see their prices going up again. (edited)
  3. jeeeeeez's avatar
    I have a similar £30 garden box.
    They need to be weighted down to protect from wind pulling them apart, I use a sealed bag of compost. The lid also needs to be weighed down in very heavy winds.

    I use mine as a parcel store, so things that could go mouldy are not stored in it all winter. Things I put in it don't get wet, but I could imagine it would be a dank place in the middle of winter.
  4. LiverpoolFan2's avatar
    Are these actually completely weatherproof? So I can store cushions in it all winter?
    danglingpotato's avatar
    We built ours on the weekend... I checked after all this heavy rain the past few days and it's completely dry inside.
  5. Weehel's avatar
    I bought this few weeks ago and it’s now in a pile in bits. In my opinion it’s not worth the money unless you have a way to secure it together
    loofer's avatar
    HI, what do you mean secure it together? does it not come with it's own fixings?
  6. Parappathepappa's avatar
    There's no way my garden will fit in there.
  7. julzsimon's avatar
    Reviews are pretty good so going to give it a go x
  8. hk2054's avatar
    Was looking for a storage for my lawnmower. Would it be weather proof enough to keep a lawnmower? (edited)
    keel's avatar
    Unless you've a very narrow lawnmower it won't be big enough. I had the same plan. Ended up keeping plenty of other garden tools and stuff in it though so it was useful.
  9. coolkatt's avatar
    I’ve got some decent outdoor storage at the moment.

    Seems good value for the price. I’d potentially use this as a toy box for my daughter. (Toy boxes are not cheap!)
  10. Chrissybh0y's avatar
    avoid like the plague , there is a reason why they are cheap . Wouldn’t last a battering with rain in this country , if you can find the Keter store it Max ones on offer they are better tbh (edited)
    Skinflapp's avatar
    Ermmmm this is Keter (edited)
  11. chreesh13's avatar
    Reckon this would be any good for Log storage ?
    bruce287's avatar
    Probably with some tarpaulin inside or similar ...I mean that's what I'll do
  12. xtrem3x's avatar
    Was £10 clearance in Homebase not long back

    How does it compare to the Keter Marvel? I have the Marvel already but it's warped out of shape so the lid doesn't close properly meaning it's now home to loads of spiders. Tempted to replace it with this one
    mailboxmessage's avatar
    £10 Clearance?
    Wow. HUKD missed it...
    Or did it? (edited)
  13. pokemon2's avatar
    i missed the B&Q deal, £15 it was or less and got like 5 of them as storage for cleaning agents, tubes, bbq stuff
  14. 2Gudd3mi's avatar
    Picked one up!!
  15. Hullz-Modz's avatar
    Would it have enough room to store a Flymo, Strimmer etc?
  16. rhodyate's avatar
    Hot
  17. Soiryk's avatar
    Does anyone know how these hold up when filled with heavy stuff? I was planning to buy a couple of garden boxes fill them up around half way through with soil and use it for gardening. I've looked this one, Hollywood one and something else. Don't wanna spend a fortune as it will be filled with soil. Thanks
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