Do deck boxes keep things dry?
A well-built deck box with tight seals and sturdy construction is more likely to keep cushions dry compared to a flimsy or poorly constructed one. Airtight containers, deck boxes, and trash bags are recommended choices for winter indoor storage of patio cushions.Deck boxes are perfect for storing cushions because they also have a lid and can be kept indoors or outdoors all year, making them an easy option for temporary storage.If you have the space, putting a storage box in your shed or garage will not only do all of the above points but will keep your cushions fully dry and protected.
How do I choose a deck box?
Choosing the right deck box depends on your needs and preferences. Consider the following factors: the purpose of storage, the material, and the size. A weather-resistant deck box is ideal for weather-sensitive items like cushions or garden tools. Since the typical deck box sits outdoors through all types of weather, most are treated for resistance to damage caused by moisture and UV radiation. But note that most deck boxes don’t claim to be entirely waterproof; they are water resistant.Our deck boxes have been designed to be weather-resistant when it comes to rain, sun, snow, and wind. You can rest assured knowing that your durable resin storage box looks amazing and is keeping everything neatly stored away.
What to store in a deck box?
From toys and treats to leashes and grooming supplies, a deck box can keep everything readily accessible and neatly organized, making outdoor outings with your pets a breeze. Another useful tip is to store items in airtight containers within these storage units. This reduces the availability of possible nesting materials, making your patio less attractive to rodents. Thirdly, it’s a good idea to plug any cracks or holes in your deck boxes using materials like steel wool or caulk.
What is the cheapest type of deck to build?
Pressure-treated wood remains the most affordable decking option, starting at around $2. It’s widely available and durable with proper maintenance. Professional installation fees typically range from $24 to $48 per square foot. This means that labor alone could cost between $4,800 and $9,600 for a 200-square-foot deck. Elevated decks, multi-level designs, or decks with custom features will incur higher labor costs due to their increased complexity.Total Estimated Cost Depending on material selection, optional features, and labor expenses, the total cost for a 20×20 composite deck typically falls between $4,848 and $13,560.