Buyers Products 1712240 Black Poly All-Purpose Storage Chest , 6.3 cu. ft, Made In The USA, Dent-Resistant Lockable Storage Box for Truck, Trailer, Dock, or Deck, High-Density Polyethylene

I put this on my car hauler trailer tongue to hold tie downs, tools, and the registration. It feels durable, the latch accepts a padlock which is a big bonus for me because I key all of my padlocks to match my house and didn't want a separate toolbox key. It's a little pricey for what it is, but I doubt I'll ever need to replace it.

Solid box and was just what was required at horse barn where we lease a horse. Sturdy and stackable but we don’t stack. Size is sufficient for storage.

I got this as a truck box to store emergency equipment. It is bigger than I expected, which is great . It easily fits everything I needed to put in there. It’s been in the back of my truck for a week and so far everything has stayed dry. The only bad thing about it is that the metal latches That hook over the eyelets so you can lock it or secure it are impossible to get undone. The cut out portion of the plastic where the latches are is not big enough to get a normal i.e. my size, finger in there to undo it easily. I end up needing to press down on the lid to take some of the pressure off and use a key to pry the latch forward so that I can get my finger underneath it to open it. That is very annoying, but other than that it works great.

Perfect fit for a rear cargo tray on my RV

I wanted something waterproof for the bed of my Tundra. So far so good several pretty decent rain storms box remains dry no nasty plastic odor. Looks nice in back of truck. I do not need it for heavy duty work it is more for straps gym bags pickleball paddles (things that cluttered the back of cab). This is a good option for my needs.

I think this is what I have been looking for, a heavy duty plastic container that I can make water resistant and strong enough to deter potential thieves.Additional:Measurements: in inchesOutside:Bottom: 18.5 wide by 41.25 longTop: 19 wide by 44.5 longThe total heigth 17.0Inside: 18.0 wide by 41.0 long by 15.25 to the top of the lip.Top: double thickness and appears to have a black foam core to make it more ridge. I stood on it with my 200lbs.It is 2.25 thick at the lip and 1.0 thick inside the lip. 17.0 by 42.0 on the inside.The body is approximately 0.125 thick and presses directly on the flat inside of the lid following the shape of the tops overhang. I expect it to be water resistant to direct rainfall but as I intend to expose it to being pulled behind a motorcycle I will install a flat rubber seal where the bottom meets the top or find something better if it fails to keep the rain out.I'm going to use this as the basis of a solo-wheel motorcycle cargo trailer. It's frame will have sufficient structure to support about one hundred pounds of glamping gear when my spouse travels with me. Looks large enough to even carry a small cooler. The walls of it look to be twice the thickness of most house storage containers. Its also advertised for pickup bed storage. The lid is double wall and just needs a rubber seal to improve water resistance if exposed to the weather. I'll be finding out if I need to pack it using dry bags. I plan on repainting the black top a more reflective color to reduce its heat absorption.It was attractively priced and the shipping free. It arrived in less than a week. I should have a working trailer for my BMW R75 by the end of the summer.

Chest is made of substantial plastics, but after a few months use (and storage outside in winter), there are a handful of real issues. First, and most important, the lid can come off unexpectedly. The long metal pin that holds the lid on (see photos) jostled back into the central support section completely out of the lid. We were able to pull it back out & through the lid only with luck, needle nose pliers, and pulling the lid into position. This will have to be watched. (The rod doesn't run all the way through the central support; instead, each side had its own rod.)The metal hasps are not terribly robust, okay, but they have rusted. You tell me, why would a company use rust-susceptible metals for an outdoor storage unit?Finally, the lid is slightly dished, and was so upon arrival. A puddle resides on the lid, doesn't drain off. Photo indicates that there's a curve, and while we haven't had any leakage, it doesn't give one a lot of confidence in the rest of the construction.Ultimately, for the price, the construction should have been better. Giving it a "3" because it's doing the trick, more or less, but we will be watching that lid pin VERY CAREFULLY, as that could be catastrophic.