DIY Outdoor Patio Storage Deck Box

In this video, I am building an outdoor storage container using treated lumber and DECKMATE Screws with TENZ Technology. TENZ product is awarded with 2021 Taiwan Excellence.

Looking for a way to store your outdoor patio items? Check out this DIY Outdoor Patio Storage Deck Box! This video will show you how to make your own deck box using cedar boards and hinges.

Storage container size: 62Lx29Hx26D

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Treated deck lumber (10ft)
Treated 2x4 lumber (8ft)
1/2in Plywood


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[DreamPainter]

That progressing "where I'm at" diagram in the corner is SO SMART it really makes it easy to see the build progress and see the steps! I'm incredibly impressed. Thank you for the clear instructions and helpful graphics!

[jacquesdespadas]

The "Where I'm At" graphic has to be one of the best ideas I've seen on YouTube. Deck box turned out pretty sweet, too. 👍👍

[ZymurgySchrodinger]

What I like about your videos is that you don't try to hide your mistakes? Makes me feel good because I make more mistakes than most people.

[jeffreycook]

Simple yet elegant many of your designs have a Scandinavian influence, practical, elegant, long lasting. Wood working is so satisfying when it's done right. I look forward to more of your videos.

[jacoblittle]

Man I really really appreciate that image in the top right that shows what part of the project you are working on. That's brilliant my man

[Amethyst]

I love your inclusion of "where I'm at"... makes it so easy to follow your process.

[taquito]

I enjoy your videos! The “where I’m at” image really helps understand your progress! Thank you

[serendipityguy]

Yes the progressing "where I'm at" diagram is very nice and gives us a visual cues on the piece that you are cutting which helps with planning the cut list and the build. I really liked the project because it can be put to work right away Bravo!! Plans, Plans Plans !!!

[trevormerivale]

Maybe some gas struts to hold the lid open? They come in heaps of different sizes and pressures. Looks fantastic already, can't wait to see it completed. LED strip lighting underneath the very bottom where the castors are would be pretty cool

[lovingmayberry]

Love your channel!!
The "Where I'm At" in the corner is brilliant!

[AXMRDR]

Nice video. I like that you include what doesn't work out as well as the solution to fix it. Thanks for sharing. There are times when designing a project bogs me down so looking at other projects helps me decide how to tackle it.

[BristiRoy-ue]

This is a great woodworking book I`ve ever read, Lucas four two Bond. Both beginner and some experienced carpenter can gain lots of general information using this reading material. I`ve been very surprised how frequently I use this to look up woods at places like to restore and also salvage spots.

[nwpia]

Add a small 1.5 cc honda motor and some tank tacks with a remote controller. That would be the cherry on top of the cake for this awesome bulletproof deck box!

[misterm]

Nice use of the corrugated plastic! Brilliant. Thanks for another terrific video.

[julietphillips]

That is a very useful box...easy to build and modern looking! About the hinges, I think hydraulic hinges would be perfect for this...they are rated to support different weight lids.

[juanquiroz]

Just what I was looking for. I was thinking of getting those plastic bins for storage of a canopy but I thought I'd make one. That's what I'll do. Thanks for the video on how to build one

[NerwinC]

I love your work man. I learn some really cool things that seem obvious after you show them. I've used some of your tricks to make a "Wishing Well" for my wife last year.

[saintjproductions]

Nice work,
I made a toybox for someone very similar to this,
I used a pair of Gas Shock Strut Springs to help open, and it help soften the closing when it coming down.

[randystekly]

Very nice piece of handiwork. The video was equally as nice. I really like the cleanliness of the box and your craftsmanship. Now I'm inspired to make one for my patio/deck. Thanks!

[davidmann]

Good vid. Good blend of personality, knowledge and instruction without wasting lots of time. If I made project, I would skip the plywood allowing for simpler frame. This would save time and weight. Deck boards should be strong enough for purpose in framed correctly.