Extra plates for party goers or blankets for cool nights can be easily accessed using these deck storage ideas.
Sort Serveware
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Have everything you need in a pinch whilehosting an outdoor soiree.
An old work table painted a fresh color holds planters and containers for hand tools.
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Store Sports Equipment
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Toys and sports equipment keep kids entertained outside during warm months.
Keep these items tidy yet easy to grab by creating a sports center on the side of the deck.
Include a basket within the bench to contain smaller items like baseballs or tennis balls.
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Guests can help themselves to a drink and join you for a night outside.
Keep beer, wine, or soda bottles cold while also giving yourself a surface to create custom concoctions.
Set Up a Party Station
Turn a potting bench into a party station perfect foroutdoor entertaining.
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Instead, opt for a deck box.
confirm to get one that fits cushions comfortably and has room foroutdoor pillowsas well.
Flip an Old Piece of Furniture
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Repurpose an armoire as an outdoor storage chest.
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The combination of closed and open storage is perfect for the variety of supplies used in the garden.
A large open base cabinet provides plenty of storage space for soil and dirty boots.
Simple hooks hold plastic bins and lawn chairs for easy access.
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Sticker labels make easy work of sorting and organizing your supplies.
Need your supplies to travel with you?
Simply take the plastic bin from the hook and go.
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Coiling the hose inside the container also discourages the line from getting tangled or kinked.
Because it’s on wheels, the cart can be moved to accommodate any outdoor activity.
Attach hooks on the wall nearby to create an outdoor entry setup.
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It gives interest to the wall while keeping enough wood handy for one or two fires.
As you use the wood, replace it with new logs to keep the supply going.
If you have a pool deck, employ storage pieces that keep swimming gear near the water.
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Add a Pop-Up Surface
Add extra surface space to your deck with an over-the-rail countertop.
Use the surface as a serving station, a place to display potted plants, or a work surface.
Scoot deck furniture close to the railing to use the countertop as a dining area.
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double-check to find a surface that is weather-resistant and can easily be wiped clean.
Keeping shoes handy also prevents dirty feet from tracking into the house.
Attach hooks to the side of the unit tohang cooking utensils.
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Use Buckets as a Catchall
Sort outdoor supplies into large labeled containers for easy cleanup and transport.
These deck storage containers create an easy-to-follow organization system.
The outdoor storage solution keeps pots organized and handy for potting.
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This deck storage idea can also work as an under-deck storage solution.
Store dishware and utensils below and use the top of the cart for serving.
Eating lunch on the deck with a friend?
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Extend the side panels to create a small bistro table.
This deck storage idea eliminates the need for a waterproof deck box.
Upgrade Deck Furniture
Add extra storage to outdoor furniture with over-arm cloth storage pockets.
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