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- #21,846 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #10 in Potting Benches & Tables
Product Description
This wooden garden table is an ideal space to have in your garden. Our potting table is a great place to store tools and garden equipment you need to keep with its spacious space and layered design.
sgtlee
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Perfect for my needs.
Carol
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Lots of pieces but good directions and easy to assemble. Looks really nice. The wood is stained gray and is much nicer than a plastic outside cabinet.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
Purchased as a Christmas gift and assembly was relatively easy with two people but once assembled one door doesn’t stay latched. Going to be outside on a covered porch so its not a huge deal but would be nice if the magnetic latches lined up with predrilled holes to keep the cabinet doors closed. Overall I am happy with the purchase.
Eric C
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Exactly as it looks in the photo. Super easy to put together. Just make sure to not over tighten the screws since it’s made of pine. I used mine for bbq storage. It fits a few bags of charcoal, wood chips, and plenty of space left for bbq tools.
CoolNJ
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024
CERTIFIED PURCHASE MAY 2024/ USE NEW JERSEY SHORE. IN CEDAR COLOR.HOW MUCH? CAN YOU EXPECT. FOR $130.00 [In teak . Would cost you. over $1,000.00]You already know. Plank framing. Things, will get wet inside. In the rain.AFTER. Water proofing. The wood. You can. Staple sheet vinyl inside. And even hot glue. Foam insulation. If you want. Making, a sort. Of ice box cooler, deck frig out of it. You can also put a BBQ. On top. You can also use it in the house. And since plenty. Of air. Gets in. You can. Put your BBQ propane tanks in it.The coating. It comes with. Is not the best. Nor the worst.Every thingApparently basic. Water biased wood stain. Won't last. 3 years. Consider DIY upgrading. That stain. To color. Of your choice.
YES YOU CAN. OIL BASE. EXTERIOR PAINT IT. And laytex. If in house use.NO-RUST; BRASS BOLTS AND NAILS THANK YOU!Clear instructions.SUPER EASY! For ladies. Too assemble. Don't tighten all the bolts. All the way. Until it is entirely built. If you feel. like using glue. You can.Steel tops. Always dent. Expect it. Dent it more make. It unique LOL. You can. Stain steel. You can also car wax. Steel. You can always tile. The top later.Douglass fir wood: Not as strong as oak or teak.Comparable wood hardness; To >> unfinished SMELLS LIKE YUMMY CEDARThe slat boards. Are like 1/4" thick. side bar boards 1"/ Weight capacity. Is about 100lbs. 30lbs or 50lb each shelf.YOU WILL EVENTUALLY. NEED TO RE-STAIN, STAIN. AND OR TOP COAT. THIS BABY.MARINE OR WET OR HUMID ENVRIOMENTS.IF YOU WANT IT. TO LAST LONGER. THAN NORMAL.>> STAIN AND/OR VARNISH. ALL SIDES. BEFORE YOU PUT IT TOGETHER.IDK what topping finish. I will choose yet. Thinking deck stain sealer. OR stain. and at least 4 coats. ''Boat varnish.'' Building mine. To last. More than 10 years.I would have given 5 stars. But I felt it needs more stain paint top coating.Closing. Nothing lasts forever. Enjoy the yummy smell!
mary p
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024
I am very pleased with this product...and the vendor. The original unit was destroyed in shipping, but the vendor immediately shipped a replacement which arrived in perfect condition. This cabinet appears well engineered to be reasonably sturdy. Perfect for storage on the porch for gardening stuff. As often is the case, the instructions could have been better. So I'll let you know what to watch out for: Most of the pages in the instruction booklet show one simple thing to do at a time. It almost seems too simple. But page 4 shows a lot going on and no sequence is specified. BEWARE...part number 6...which is easy to miss in the diagram as it appears already in place... MUST be installed before the side panel, part #3. Once the side panel is installed, you wont be able to get part #6...(the brace that goes under the top)... in place as it has tongues that need to fit into grooves on the side panels. Also, when you get to page 9, the diagram does not show which way the cabinet doors go on. There is a small metal strip at the upper corner of each door which needs to make contact with the magnets on the upper brace to hold the doors closed. That's how you'll know which way they go. The screw holes for the hinges on mine were not drilled properly and wanted the hinges to mount a little crooked. If yours don't look aligned, position the hinge so that the center screw hole is over a pre-drilled hole and carefully tighten it down while keeping the hinge properly aligned with the frame. Then the other screws will make their own holes (they're very sharp) . I had the same problem with alignment on a few of the screw holes drilled in the door panels. With attention to these few details, it should assemble quickly and easily. I hope this helps.
RBY
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023
We are using this to store spa supplies on our deck. Had a wasp nest inside the sticky sliding doors of the previous cabinet, so will be glad to have doors that just swing out now.This is typical tropical softwood, easy to work with though not very durable itself. It has a nice cedar color stain. I'd add a preservative if it is exposed to weather.All the parts and hardware/holes are placed exactly, no difficulty assembling it according to the clear directions and well-packaged & labeled hardware. I'd recommend also using a waterproof glue (a PVA like Titebond III, not one that expands given the tight joints) along with the supplied fasteners, otherwise they will eventually loosen. The only nit to pick is about the hinges & their screws. The holes in the hinges are not countersunk so the screw heads protrude unpleasantly. Also, be sure to screw them in by hand--the soft wood permits them to strip, though fortunately some tighten firmly. The doors nicely line up on attaching them without needing to shim or support them, if you set the cabinet on its back when you do so.The shelves drop in, and there's a lot of room inside. The top is thin aluminum sheeting, not a solid plate. Pull off the protective plastic before assembly; I didn't, and had to carefully cut along the edges where it got stuck.Overall, a good amount of storage at a fair price, attractive design & materials, easily assembled. We're happy.
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