Amazon.es:Opiniones de clientes: LIFETIME 60215 - Baúl para jardín ultrarresistente lifetime 150x72x69 cm uv100 marrón

Rubén Gimeno

Materiales de calidad

Revisado en España el 14 de mayo de 2022

Un arcon o armario de plástico con materiales realmente resistentes y de calidad, no como otras opciones del mercado mas endebles. Relativamente facil de montar si se tienen las herramientas adecuadas. Esto es quizas lo menos amigable del producto y que difieren ciertas indicaciones en cuanto a herramientas entre el video y el manual. Las correctas son las del manual. Un producto, a la espera de como resista el paso del tiempo a nivel de durabilidad, totalmente recomendado

Juan Carlos Puente

Resistencia y aspecto

Revisado en España el 4 de septiembre de 2020

Aunque tiene opiniones contrarias respecto del montaje, personalmente no lo encuentro complicado. Requiere su tiempo, tranquilidad y seguir bien las instrucciones. Una vez terminado, me parece un buen producto y ofrece lo que esperaba, incluso por encima de las expectativas.

Juan

Buena estanquidad

Revisado en España el 5 de noviembre de 2020

Lo usamos para guardar cojines de los muebles de la terraza y no ha entrado nunca agua. El montaje es un poco pesadilla, menos mal que solo se monta una vez :-).

Cliente Amazon

resistente

Revisado en España el 19 de junio de 2020

bastante resistente

De otros países

Scott

Revisado en Reino Unido el 3 de agosto de 2017

It's good. It holds a lot, can support a couple people sitting on it and looks good in the back yard, particularly with its minimal footprint.

However, installation is hilarious. It's not that difficult but damn, make sure you have a powerful drill with screwdriving setting.

I also had to use a stably knife to make the securing bar holes wider as it just wouldn't fit. Don't cut too much off the slot though or your bar won't stay secured. My advice is to slide the bar fully into one side slot and then cut only as much off the opposite one until the bar can be pushed in with a little force. It won't matter too much though as you secure the bar to the lid with screws as well.

There is a type of bolt you use in various places that is clearly the wrong type. The nut does not screw all the way to the base of the bolt because of this plastic stopper inside the edge of the nut so it ends up rattling about. This is acceptable for the locking part because t makes it easier to align the holes when you attach a padlock but elsewhere is just not good. Don't expect to deter a determine thief.

The best bit was how they instruct you to secure the sides to the base. You basically drive a screw through the bit that protrudes. There's no pilot hole or sensible locking alignment piece; you literally just drive the screw horizontally through it, preventing it from coming out. It's hard to describe but just wait til you see what you do. Clearly not of German engineering!!

Still, it's a good box that holds my lawnmower, strimmer, various bottles and plenty of room for all those things you don't want taking up storage in your home.

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Johnny B

Finished product excellent but assembly could be better.

Revisado en Reino Unido el 4 de abril de 2018

The finished product looks good, is very sturdy and much better than a flimsy Keter one I have that it is replacing but putting the screws and bolts in is a joke. The small nuts and bolts are so stiff, I managed to snap one in half trying to tighten it. Plastic wasn't trimmed properly meaning a Stanley knife was needed to cut it away in places, including a piece on the bottom which was preventing one of the slats from going in properly which I didn't notice until I turned it upside down during assembly. The way the screws have to be just screwed through the slat underneath without any pilot hole and protruding through the other side is very amateur DIY afterthought like - see photo.

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A CLARK

Two person assembly requiring lots of different tools not supplied

Revisado en Reino Unido el 25 de octubre de 2020

When the box was heavy so needed two of us to bring through the house. No easy way to carry it as no handholds in the box. The instructions were fairly clear but we found that we had to make pilot holes for the screws as they were at such an awkward angle that even using a power drill to screw them in was difficult. If you did not have a power drill I don't think you would manage it. The bolts definitely need two spanners or adjustable fine spanners as not much space to maneuver. Some of the screws have bolt heads which the instructions say to use the power drill but are too close to the lid so we had to use a ratchet instead. The gas compression hinges were meant to have been a push-fit... No way could we push them on so out came a small hammer and with much doubt, we managed to hammer them on. Now attached the lid closes gently so no trapped fingers. Does open quickly through. Also, pictures give you the idea of the size as not many sales sites show you in comparison with other objects. We will have to wait and see if it is weatherproof as not raining. We thought it was meant to be but the paperwork said it was not????? What is the point if not...!!! No visible holes to let the weather in. We are pleased that we went for this 439Ltr box as the others we saw on Wowcher were much smaller by volume but no sensible pictures to show size. We may therefore have spent more but worth it. We will fill with our sacks of Birdseed ready for the winter, so hoping it is weather proof :)

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Dee

Good looking, needs 2 for assembly.

Revisado en Reino Unido el 4 de mayo de 2021

I researched a lot and decided on this one due to the size for my needs, the style which is nice and the sturdyness reported by others, I was put off quite a bit by the difficulties reported by other buyers but risked it because I haven't met a flat packed item that defeated me yet.
Other buyers need to be aware that this is tricky to assemble, simply because there are no guide holes in the plastic and you need brute force to screw into the plastic initially, that's fine because I had enough brute force and was able to complete the base alone. When it came to the lid I needed to call for assistance, the screws are deliberately wide and so when screwing them into the bar it's not possible to do this while holding the bar down flush with the moulding to allow sufficient space to meet the plastic, not holding it down would mean the screws slightly missed the plastic and therefore you do need 2 people. We found it easier to use a wrench rather than a drill but each to their own. Be aware, the last sentence in the instructions state that the product is not waterproof, I will need to rethink the position and the contents of this product rather than risk what I originally had in mind, having said that I haven't tested it in rain yet.
The instructions are clear and there's a couple of QR codes to access a YouTube video to help so its not rocket science by any means.
During assembly my daughter commented it looks like a coffin (due to the size) and it nearly became one after her Father accidentally stabbed himself with a screwdriver, brute force was nearly his undoing.
Overall it's a good looking product and I'm glad I invested in it rather than a cheaper version.

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M. Mullen

A well made, light weight storage unit

Revisado en Reino Unido el 6 de febrero de 2021

Some of the reviews on this product mention difficulties in assembling. I ignored the manual entirely and used the two videos on YouTube by the manufacturer. They're not as detailed as I would have liked but they helped me through it.

Assembling is a little more difficult than other similar items and it took me a few hours. It's more tricky than your average IKEA unit.

You'll need a small collection of spanners and a cordless with a high torc on it and a large wrench head fitting for the 8 screws that need to punch in to the plastic, through the metal bars. My cordless simply couldn't do it, even when I made pilot holes in the plastic first. So I had to borrow a more powerful one which to be fair, did it no problem.

Once constructed I could lift it and move it on my own and it seems solid and weatherproof. But time will tell. All in all, I'm impressed with the quality. It seems sturdier and everything is slotted together a lot tighter than other units I've had in the past which ended up letting both rain and bugs in.