This Keter garden storage unit hides two wheelie bins and is £65 cheaper for Prime Day
Front doors, an assisted lid and room for two 240-litre bins make this outdoor storage unit a practical prospect for an autumn tidy-up
There comes a point in autumn when the garden needs somewhere to put everything. Tools are leaning against the fence, barbecue accessories are looking for a winter home and the wheelie bins remain nobody’s favourite feature.
A full-size shed is one answer, but a smaller storage unit could do the job if you mainly need to get those everyday essentials out of sight.
The Keter Store It Out Pro is currently listed at £124.99 in grey for Amazon Prime members, down from £190. That is a £65.01 saving, or around 34%, on the 1,200-litre model.
The useful thing about this outdoor storage unit is its flexibility. Keter describes it as suitable for garden tools, equipment and barbecue accessories, or two 240-litre wheelie bins.
That gives it a couple of potential jobs. It could become a home for the things that otherwise migrate between the patio and garage, or provide a tidier enclosure for your bins.
The capacity does not mean every bulky item will fit, of course. Check the unit’s dimensions against both its intended spot and anything you want to store before ordering.
Rather than making you retrieve everything through a lid, the Store It Out Pro has two front doors as well as a hinged top.
Gas springs assist the lid, while the base plate is designed to help keep stored items clean and dry. Integrated shelf supports also give owners the option of organising smaller items above the floor, although shelves are not included.
The unit is lockable, too, but you will need to supply your own lock. That is a useful practical detail to factor into the purchase rather than discover when it arrives.
The grey Keter unit is made from polypropylene, with the listing describing it as UV-resistant, weather-resistant and easy to clean.
For anyone who would rather spend a weekend using the garden than painting another outdoor structure, that could be part of the appeal. Keter markets it as maintenance-free, although an occasional clean may still be needed to keep it looking presentable.
The listing also advertises a five-year warranty, with the manufacturer’s terms worth checking for the details of cover.
The £124.99 offer applies to the grey 1,200-litre version and is an exclusive Prime price. The beige and brown option is listed at £190, so switching colours could make a substantial difference to the bill. According to the price history, it’s the cheapest it’s been for a long time.
At the supplied price, it is a sizeable saving on a practical garden purchase. Whether the priority is hiding the bins or reclaiming a cluttered patio, the strongest selling point is straightforward: somewhere for the awkward outdoor bits to belong.