'Robust and sturdy' lockable garden storage box with 'large capacity' now £28 off
If you're in need of a storage solution for your garden tools, outdoor cushions and more, then you can currently pick one up at an impressive discount.
The Living and Home Lockable Steel Storage Box might be just what you're looking for to keep your equipment safe, and it's down in price for a limited time, reports the Express.
Yimbly, which is owned by our parent company Reach PLC, is offering a £20 discount on this weatherproof container. Normally retailing for £99, that brings it down to £79.
And our readers can save a further 10 per cent off by using the code SUMMERDAYS10 at checkout, which means your final total is £71.10, for an overall saving of 28 per cent.
This is the best deal around, with the white box priced at £105.99 when purchased directly from Living and Home. The storage box boasts a "large capacity" that is perfect for storing "garden tools and other necessities".
Made from "robust" galvanised steel, the brand claims it can withstand harsh weather conditions, making it "fully resistant to water and rust".
The lid of the Steel Storage Box can be locked for added security. Its sleek design ensures it will blend seamlessly into any outdoor space, whether it's placed on a patio, decking or balcony
For those looking elsewhere, Amazon offers the Charles Bentley Outdoor Plastic Storage Box for £92.99. This 390L-capacity container features a padlock hasp and moulded handles for easy movement.
Customers seeking a slightly bigger storage solution might fancy the Garden Sanctuary 430L Lockable Waterproof Garden Storage Box that's currently on sale, down from £157.99 to £104.99.
The Lockable Steel Storage Box currently doesn't have any customer feedback on Yimbly's site, which may put some shoppers off.
But on the Living and Home website, some shoppers have left reviews, all of which are four stars or above. One person called it "a sturdy, well designed box".
They did highlight one minor issue, that the instructions "were not always clear", but they added: "Overall, I'm happy with the finished product."
Yimbly has secured an overall score of 4.3 out of five on Trustpilot, with numerous buyers commending the retailer's service.
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One customer who bought an Outsunny garden storage bench remarked: "Easy ordering process and quick delivery. The storage bench was really good quality. Highly recommend."
Another shopper was regrettably left underwhelmed with their purchase, commenting: "An 'in stock' item with a delivery time of 3-5 days has now been ordered for more than three weeks and not yet delivered."
Meanwhile, a five-star testimonial review: "Ordering was very easy and the staff were very helpful. I was told delivery could take up to three weeks, but I received the chair in just over a week. The delivery men brought the chair into the flat, assembled it and removed the rubbish. Would recommend."
The Living and Home Lockable Steel Storage Box is available for purchase here at a price of £71.10, HERE. Don't forget to use the discount code SUMMERDAYS10 at the checkout.
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