DIY Outdoor Patio Storage Deck Box
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2021
- 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.
DECKMATE Screws are available at Home Depot: homedepot.sjv.io/P0mG4j
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.
All my woodworking plans gumroad.com/diycreators
Storage container size: 62Lx29Hx26D
*********Materials used (Affiliate links)*********
DECKMATE Screws homedepot.sjv.io/P0mG4j
Treated deck lumber (10ft)
Treated 2x4 lumber (8ft)
1/2in Plywood
Corrugated plastic homedepot.sjv.io/e4k7g1
Wood glue amzn.to/3EpVlj0
Door Hinge homedepot.sjv.io/zanK7M
Casters amzn.to/3GjsAoN
T-nut - amzn.to/3xSMaFa
Handle used amzn.to/3GjsAoN
Lid hinge used (both left and right) homedepot.sjv.io/Vy2XB6
Lid hinge (good, but not fit for this project) amzn.to/3y0kAWD
*********Tools used (Affiliate links)*********
Circular saw homedepot.sjv.io/EabqY2
Kreg Straight Edge Guide amzn.to/3Eo2aBn
Miter saw homedepot.sjv.io/BXRLbB
Table saw homedepot.sjv.io/WD2oRJ
Clamps amzn.to/3lyQq83
Drill homedepot.sjv.io/zagjDr
Oscillating tool homedepot.sjv.io/RyPbea
********* My links *********
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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!
Yes!!!
@@Bob1Mack yes sir
Best invention in a RUclips video I've seen in 5 years!
My thoughts exactly!
Please can you give a list of each wood peace’s and the measures !
Thanks
The "Where I'm At" graphic has to be one of the best ideas I've seen on RUclips. Deck box turned out pretty sweet, too. 👍👍
I can't believe the timing on this one lol. I am literally taking a break from tearing down my broken couch to build a chest out of for my livingroom! This has definitely helped!
Great video Glen! Please consider doing a quick follow-up, to show us how the finishing touches you mentioned go (better self-closing hardware; a stronger handle; painting, etc.). Also, do you intend to finish the interior? The exposed screws from the handle maybe use some attention. Always a delight to see your projects come to life!
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
I was thinking the same thing.
I was thinking the same thing as well. Those gas struts hold up suv trunks, should be able to handle that lid. Good ideal about those LED lights. We all know he loves those things.
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.
I really like the way that you work through the process of your builds. You often brought a smile to my face with your logic, because it is all too familiar. An example is when referring to the hinge placement. I have found myself growing tired of “over-thinking it”. Sometimes I must make a decision in my own mind to just pick a way to do it so that the project can move forward to completion. Otherwise I waste a lot of time and/or the project comes to a halt. Your reasoning is very helpful.
We've been storing our cushions in the dining room when the weather is bad. Thanks to you I can clear out that space!
Yours are the first DIY stuff where your descriptions and steps are so clear, I think "hey, I could do that". Thanks for making great videos!
Great video! I really like how clear your instructions are and the little graphic in the top corner that shows what you’re working on is also very helpful. I actually watched the entire build instead of skipping to the end to see the finished build and then going back. Thanks and keep it up!
Love your channel!!
The "Where I'm At" in the corner is brilliant!
Thank you! Glad it helps!
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.
Thanks Jeffery! I appreciate it!
Beautiful! Wonderful! Be encouraged--good job!
Very nice. I really need to make one like that too! The storage in my benches didn't really work out and a box like this can double as a table or staging area for bbqs easily!
As always Glen you come up with some great and practical builds. I love the storage deck box. It can also double as another table if needed.
I really appreciate that you explain everything you are doing and why you are doing it that way. You explain things easy to understand and not complicated, that even I believe I can make this without it looking like a 1st grader made it. Thanks
You always have some of the most practical, easy to follow content. Thanks for your work and inspiration!
Great build Glen! I like the plastic in the top for keeping the rain out! Building a deck box for storage is on my list and your video has given several ideas! Also, I LOVE the graphic in the upper right of the video showing how the work you are doing fits into the finished project! Great job!!
Finally! I've been looking for a lid-waterproofing solution for one of these deck boxes and you're the first one I've seen that addresses this! Thank you!
Excellent job, love everything about the box and how you tell where you are in the build process 🥰 Only thing I'm going to do different is rip a long board for the last board on the lid that you attached the hinges to. Mostly just for looks 😁
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.
I enjoy your videos! The “where I’m at” image really helps understand your progress! Thank you
Awesome! Thank you!
I love your inclusion of "where I'm at"... makes it so easy to follow your process.
First off... well built and strong. Suggestion: when you placed the last section of outside decking near the top of the box, instead leav that off and build the lid with a lip on the outside to meet evenly spaced as the other decking. On the top the lip use a solid material that would keep any moisture from settling into the lid. If you overhang the lid by maybe 6 inches to a foot you could also use the storage box as a table as well
Took the words right out of my mouth. It's sturdy and durable, the inset handle was all sorts of clever, but that lid looks like crap. Kept hoping the next step involved putting a border around it or something to hide that glaring white plastic, but no.
@Jared I don't you understand how hard the entire process is. To think of the idea, design many versions of if, keep water out, build it, flim it, edit it, voiceover. You see the end result and instantly see things that could be better. I personally don't think this looks like crap. It's a deck box no fine woodworking. At some point I have to call a project done, but with this one I have to revisit it when the lumber dry and address it again. When this I all painted it will be fine.
@@DIYCreators I have my own workshop, and my own fair share of projects that didn't turn out quite like I'd hoped they would, I know exactly what it's like. But as you say, it's definitely modular and something that can be returned to, and I'd love to see the finished product.
Incidentally, I loved your squat rack video so much, I used bits of it in rebuilding mine, which turned out _much_ better than my first attempt.
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!
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.
Nice use of the corrugated plastic! Brilliant. Thanks for another terrific video.
Great job!!!! I will use this pattern to make a storage box for my outdoor cushions. Thank you 😊
Hinges...always an afterthought when they actually can turn a beautiful product into a mess. The 2x2x4 box i built 2 weeks ago used 1/4' plywood sheets, 2x3 sticks and PT 2x4 (for the base) and 6x6 fence pickets (for the lid). I planned to use caulk for the top but your idea of a plastic sheet sounds much better. Great job man.
Great box! Thanks for sharing this, I definitely need to build a couple, one for outside and as another commenter said, one for blankets inside.
Excellent. I built something similar a few years back, but I didn’t hold up. I agree with a few others that some gas filled lid supports, possibly scrap from an old car’s hatchback. Also, I pitched the top down a bit for rain to not stand too long. But great stuff glen.
Nice job, dude. I've wanted to build something like this for a few years, but I wasn't sure what design I wanted. This is exactly what I had in mind.
there are commercially available deck boxes of comparable size available online for about $150
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 !!!
Rather impressive. Always nice to see someone find a solution to a problem.
Great planning and work as usual. I have purchased your plans and made the build for a couple items, both turned out nice. Thanks.
Excellent build!!
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!
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
Lovely work. Well explained. Two thoughts: use gas struts, you select them by weight they have to work and min/max length. Also consider rope handles from heavy hessian rope, like sailors of old had on their trunks. They look great and could lift the box.
Yeah, rope was my first thought too!
I'd probably just want to build lifting handles out of wood if I were doing it though.
Thanks for the video! I have a pile of 2x6 decking left over and this is a fantastic idea.
love it! aesthetic isnt overdone. very clean and fits in anywhere
c est joli, solide et fonctionnel. merci pour le partage.
Clear explanations and concise instructions....just enough narration to make this an easy listen. Great camera work too. I fancy making one of those!
Good morning my friend, thanks for your ideas 06,30,23
Those "Where Im at" boxes were a brilliant idea!
Nice work. Just a suggestion. Instead of paint think about a wood preserving stain, colored if that is what you are looking for. Wood stain with clear preservative also works well with pressure treated. All you have to do is apply a coat every year and it will look new forever.
I LOVED this! Excellent Idea; I was stating as you built this that I would have painted the carcass a different color, so when the boards were put on, I would paint/stain the boards a different color. In my humble opinion, it would make that piece pop. Then, as you so explained, it was outdoor wood and needed to dry. Wow I ate my words then! Great idea, that's why I love to watch your videos. Until next project, my friend, Stay Safe and Stay Blessed.
Welcome back! Hope everything works out for the best. Look forward to some new stuff!
One of the better build video's on the net. Very easy to do and well made!
Looks good and a great design … personally I would have used Thompsons weather seal on the plywood to treat it for the outdoor elements .. great work 👍🏼
Love the design and fitting. Very unique use. I have a huge balcony of 8 x 8 with carport below, so I wanted to make seating all around this balcony with bamboo in planters all around the back rail for privacy. I have seen and love your Outdoor Seating designs. Rustic but neat and functional for a large BBQ setting. I only have one thing I would have done different for the storage box. When attaching the outer slats around the box, I would cut them off at 45 degree so they met flush on the corners. I know this is more difficult for some, with tool availability, and too time consuming for others. Its just my opinion... And I am sure you have already thought about that. While I will be designing and manufacturing on a larger scale...your videos and manufacture methods have proven invaluable for my own designs ..thank you for that. I am an architect, yet can still learn something different every day. I build on the function of bring the outside, inside ... and these ideas are a great boost to design train. Keep up the good work, and the good vids.
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
Awesome! Thank you!
I've not watched you before, but so glad to see that you take safety seriously.
I'm building an outdoor storage bench. This have me some great ideas. Thank you
Great job brother! I’ll be using this as inspiration to build a couple for my porch swings and such! Awesome build!
Damn, Sugar Shane Mosley got skills in the ring and workshop
Another great video. Wish I had access to a carpenter with his skills to do all the projects I can imagine but lack the skills and tools to complete!
Love just about everything you build/make. I wish you could do at least 1 oer week, I am a DIY CREATORS junkie! Thanks for all of your content!
Excellent vid. I'd loved to see an indoor version for blankets, fitness stuff for use in a exercise or play room. Obviously not as over engineered but I'm going to try this for hold my misc tools in the garage. Well done 👍
Or as a blanket box for at end of the bed, doubling as a seat??
I love your projects. You have normal tools but turn out professional quality projects. It’s so inspiring! Thanks!
😊👍
yea very normal tools and space
Great work... looked so easy. I think I could make them.... it would be easier with your table saw, though, but a circ saw, a jigsaw, and plunge cutter might work.
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Sending my best wishes from Bhutan. Thank you for all your diy videos.
I absolutely loved wood shop. This channel brings back memories.
Really appreciate the detail on the hinges. Just what I was looking for.
Exactly what I've been looking for years! Smart idea for the top
Love your beautiful work! Greetings from down under Australia 🇦🇺 stay safe!
Love what ya do. Thanks for sharing and thanks for giving such clear instruction. I’m glad I found your channel.
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.
Nice idea, good design. I'm curious about that 5/4 deck board after a few months of Florida sun. When I used them on my deck, they shrunk a BUNCH from wet to dry, so the 1/4" spacing you used might get to over a half inch. Would love to see the 6 month follow-up to give people an idea of what using wet pressure treated lumber does to well laid plans.
I love in the top of the screen we're you are working. That makes a great visual.
Very nice. I actually really like the handle / notch you cut in to open the lid, very smart
Great build and idea. I definitely need one of these for my patio cushions and kids outdoor items. Cheers!!
i totally love the ""where i am at" in the build!
I like your "where im at" windows. Nice touch. Thanks.
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.
Nice Work!
You do great work and very precise. I bet you're a great father too.
I greatly enjoyed watching this. You have some nice tools, but not a ton of ridiculous jigs and other devices that most people won't have. Good job!
Very useful build. Typically, you end up with a more satisfying result when you design something yourself. I like that your design incorporates the corrugated plastic on the underside of the lid to keep water out. It rains just about everywhere so why wouldn't a manufacturer make some type of 'water control' or 'anti-water intrusion' feature be standard? Most likely due to cost (frown). Your end result is worth the effort, though. The weight of this project does appear deceptive. I think that gas-pneumatic struts may be a solution to handle the weight of the lid. Yes, they will probably be more expensive but well-suited to the task. Thanks for sharing this design project!
Nice work. If I give this a go on my own I'm going to try to get 45 degree cuts on the outside paneling to get a seamless wrap and try to sink the decking screw heads.
Glen very nice project this week turned out very nice I really like it. Can't wait to see what u make next. Hopefully you get great use out of it my friend. Keep making. God bless.
Nice job! Looking forward to the next video. I appreciate your style and attention to detail 👌
Nice build. I especially thought it was cool how you put the sides of the box together.
Love this. for the soft close hinges, i wonder how a car rear window piston would do? the ones on my jeep were incredibly strong, and werent super expensive when it came time to replace them.
Love the design of that lid. I've got a box on my deck that I store the tires for our van when we swap from winter to summer tires (yay snowy West Michigan) and the lid is presently a sheet of outdoor ply... I hate it. Totally going to remake it with that design you have there.
Great job and video. 👌
Another great project. Well built and appreciate you sharing all info
Much appreciated
I like the overlay showing where you're at.
Awesome work, man. Gave me some ideas about my porch--I could definitely use something like this.
Nice. Gas pistons would be great to hold the top open and allow for soft closing.
Yes! I will add them. I need the soft closing feature. I am worried about my daughter.
I built something similar but not as good. My neighbor came over and was laughing at how many screws I put in (and I think you put in more!). I told him what I had built was an emergency storage unit for extra screws 😃.
That lid looks heavy. I would use gas shock struts on it. Also on mine I angled the lid for rain runoff. You are much more precise than me, marking where the screws should actually go, I just threw them in, in a way where they were offset in terms of the grain of the wood.
Hot tub for 2, sounds like a good future project.
You are simply great. !!! I wish i have the time and knowledge to do what you do!!!
Oh great, now I have another project to build..
Great video! Thank you!!
Very well done and it is so pleasing to the eye. I'd love to see it with hydraulic hinges, maybe. But it may require you get another location where you can attach the hinges.
Over all, it looks really great and really really useful, sir. Congratulations! I'm jealous so I'll surely make one for my self.
another nice job! maybe a nice strong rope handle that runs most of the length of each side might make it easier to lift. plus a couple of friends... thanks for the great videos!
Great design Glen, I really liked the part where you checked out to see if you could hide a body in it, i reckon at a pinch you might get two in. Lovely work a proper job, built for decades, just what my son needs, so guess i'll make him one. Cheers
Thank you for the helpful and thoroughly enjoyable videos, that storage box is a tank!
Belíssimo trabalho, parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏
Nice build! Great video and description as you work. Nice use of the corrugated plastic. Now I want to go build one of these.
You can splip right there Bro! Gut job, from România and Germani