At first was set to return it as I couldn't get the left board spaces to push ahead in the plainly checked base board. After taking a gander at it closer, I could see that there was plastic physically keeping the spaces from advancing. Checked the guidelines and the boards. Abandoned one checked left, base one stamped base. I had the bend to the front as it ought to be. WTH? Called Suncast and inside a couple of minutes, the rep what composing I could see on the base. So I disclosed to her an assortment of numbers. "Is that the side you're endeavoring to slide the board into?" she tranquilly inquired. "Indeed." I reacted. "You have the base topsy turvy." she expressed. Doh! I was sorry and disclosed to her I'm truly not unreasonably thick. She giggled and said that she gets that call constantly. Sooooo...If you're having issues getting the side boards into the bottom...check to check whether you have it topsy turvy. :) 

From that point forward, it was entirely simple to assemble. Not as "sealed shut" as I was trusting it is keep any bugs out however I can cure that with some silicon. 

Anyway, this thing has some extraordinary storage room! I have two or three sacks of charcoal in there (with space for another pack or two), a plastic canister with wood chips for smoking and other flame broiling things, a charcoal stack, additional propane tank regardless I have space for the pads from our outside seats and that's just the beginning. I imagined that the rack was incorporated yet it isn't. Not a major ordeal as it is just $23 or in the event that you could most likely complete a stopgap one with a wood board. 

Finally, the stuns on the cover work incredible and the top is level so it can fill in as a decent prepare table. 

By and large I'm truly glad as I could arrange and store my BBQ and flame broiling stuff on my back yard into one deck box.

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