Rubbermaid Plastic Double Walled Horizontal Outdoor Storage Shed, Sand/Brown

I've had one of these containers for 20+ years and it's still going strong. It does have a couple of areas that have split due to 20+ years of being in the outside elements. I'm going to get a new one and I'm confident it will last for the next 20+ years!

I keep this shed on my deck. It’s the right size for storing chair cushions and it protects them all winter long. In the summer, it protects the cushions during heavy rain storms.

I couldn’t be happier with my Rubbermaid horizontal shed! The assembly was straightforward, and everything fit together perfectly without frustration. Once set up, it feels extremely sturdy and weather-resistant—I don’t have to worry about rain, wind, or sun damage. The size is just right for storing outdoor tools, gardening supplies, and even larger items like a lawn mower or trash bins. I especially love the double-door design with the lid that lifts up—it makes access super easy. The resin material means no rusting, no rotting, and practically no maintenance, which is a huge win. It looks neat and blends in nicely with the backyard, while keeping everything organized and out of sight. For the price, the quality and durability are excellent. If you need a low-maintenance storage solution, this is a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

This Rubbermaid horizontal shed is very hardwaring, durable, weather resistance are great. Storage capacity is huge, assembling was very easy and security is good. Great value for money product.

This shed is awesome at keeping your smaller compact item in, while protecting them from the weather. Great for storing those bulky seat cushions during the winter. Easy to assemble!

This product was very easy to put together. I've had the box outside ever since I bought it. It has maintain the look like it has just come out of the box. No fading,or cracking.

The Rubbermaid Horizontal Shed is like the ranger of your backyard party—quiet, dependable, and always prepared. It’s ideal for storing garden tools, grill gear, or even keeping raccoons out of your trash. Assembly might test your patience (pro tip: a rubber mallet and a bit of dish soap help), but once it’s up, it’s a set-it-and-forget-it kind of deal

This has been a fantastic storage shed for us! We actually keep our generator in it at the back of the house, and it works perfectly for that. No leaks. I would love to get another for the porch or deck. It's very well designed and easy to use, and I'd say looks great too, not hard to clean, either!

Very sturdy and plenty of storage capacity for my outside things. Assembly was very easy and weather resistant. This product could be used for many different uses.

I have owned both sizes of this product for 20ish years. They are both on my boat dock, one used for seat cushion storage and the smaller one for boat parts, small swimming stuff, and cleaning supplies. I made a wide shelf with a lip to hold cleaning containers and supplies. Plastic crates in the bottom hold ropes, masks, and other clutter. Wasps love to enter between the panels, solved by frequent use. VERY gusty winds can remove the top and a door if in an exposed area. Perched out on the dock and vulnerable, I found that ratchet straps solved that problem. I love the boxes. If I could add one feature it would be a latch for the two doors.

I have had one of these on my covered porch for 20yrs. Still just as good as new. It gets sun/rain on one end in the afternoon. Stays dry. I can see how you probably would need to have it on a level surface to fit together properly. I have two of the same type/material by rubbermade in full weather for 20yrs, holding my farm gas cans. Palmetto bugs love those, but i spray inside once in a while. Still holding up great.

I bought this box a while back and I can tell everyone honestly this is a waste of money and time this box took me 3 hours to assemble it is ridiculous how hard it is to slide the peaces together not including the fact that if you try and force the peaces into shape the lid doesn't go on I would not recommend this product to the average or even above average human because to put this box together you must have a masters engineering degree plus be a superhuman athlete. Hope this helps

cannot find a prop rod to replace my rusty one. please advise.

I have had this for 5+ years and was kept in the yard surrounded by trees. I had a baseball glove stored in it (among other sports equipment) that I forgot about after years and it was kept dry and still usable. As with any storage container, bugs and spiders were present, most likely because it is dry. Sometime over it's usage the roof rod went missing but did not deter from protecting the items it stored. I also never used the lock ring mechanism that protrudes through the roof and never saw the roof ajar after storms. I assume that is the reason for it to ensure it doesn't get blown open.

I bought this shed used and it has been a great product. I use it to store storage containers, garden supplies , and little things that don’t fit inside the house. I lost the lid though when we moved recently. Can I purchase a new lid? Does Rubbermaid sell parts?

about 2+ years ago faded and worped,also lid are broke.

As always, another great product made by Rubbermaid so it’s definitely good quality. So easy to assemble, I actually did it myself and didn’t have to have any help from my husband unlike everything else lol . I use it to put my trash cans in ; outside so that no animals can get to them and much to my surprise, it has withstood all of the heavy rain and snow storms and never once gotten anything wet inside!

Dimensions are exterior and the inside holds less than stated. A bit disappointing.

every piece is a nightmare to get into another piece. you have to hold one piece to get another in without leverage The last piece the top will not get into the five grooves on the top. slamming down on the top does not work. everything I thought it was secure the top would slide off and fall back behind. Once it is assembled it works as its designed to but after a few hours I am still not complete and stopped the pieces are not perfect to slide and fit.

Purchased 3/4/22, installed 6/17/23. Leveled ground first, then everything just snapped together. Seeing similar sheds, I placed a heavy tree branch on the lid to give additional weight to the lid so high winds will not lift the lid, possibly breaking the resin latch (which seems to be a little under sized). Quality seems to be good. Used to house a well pressure tank at a lake cabin. Drilled a 5 inch hole for the well pipe, and a 1 1/2 inch hole for the water line to the cabin. I plan on using non expanding foam under the tank itself for floor support. The floor is 2 inch thick, but is actually a resin floor attached to a bottom resin floor with a hollow core.