Outdoor Potting Bench with Storage Cabinet and Metal Top
Pot standing up on a metal work top, then close the barn doors on every tool. This 31 x 17 x 36 inch bench and cabinet gives a small patio a finished look.
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Pot standing up on a metal work top, then close the barn doors on every tool. This 31 x 17 x 36 inch bench and cabinet gives a small patio a finished look.
Potting bench and storage cabinet in one for outdoor tools and supplies
- cluttered patio or garden tools
- no workspace for potting outdoors
- exposed tools and supplies
A tidy place to pot, and a home for every tool
Stop kneeling on the patio with tools scattered around you. Pot on a metal work top and close the barn doors on everything else.
A work top and a cabinet, in one piece
A metal top that handles the mess
The light metal surface gives you a flat place to pot and water, rated to 220 lbs. Wipe it down and it is ready for the next tray.
Barn doors that hide everything
Two X-brace doors close over the cabinet, with black pull handles and H-hinges. Tools and supplies stay out of sight and out of the weather.

Raised feet and an interior shelf
Raised black feet lift the cabinet off damp ground. The interior shelf adds a second level for watering cans, gloves and supplies.
Sized for a small patio
- 220 lbsWork top load rating
- 31 inWidth
- 17 inDepth
- 36 inHeight
Everything needed to set up the bench
- Wood-grain cabinet panels
Frame and body
- Metal work top×1
Light metal surface
- X-brace barn doors×2
Twin doors
- Black H-hinges and handles
With fasteners
From the pile by the door to one proper spot
The mess by the back door
Trowels in one spot, gloves in another, a bag of soil slumping against the wall. You pot on your knees, and the good trowel has gone missing again. Rain finds everything you left outside.
One bench, one clear spot
A light metal work top sits over a closed cabinet with an interior shelf. Potting and storage finally share a footprint of 31 x 17 x 36 inches, and the top is rated to 220 lbs.
A patio that stays tidy
Brush off the top, put the tools on the shelf, close the barn doors. Five minutes later the patio looks the way you meant it to, and you stood up the whole time.
A little care keeps the wood warm
- Wipe the top
Brush off soil and wipe the metal after each session.
- Give it cover
Use a patio cover or fitted cover in long wet spells.
- Level ground
Set it on dry paving so the feet sit flat.
- Check hinges monthly
Make sure the doors swing and close evenly.
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Questions and answers
Raised black feet keep the cabinet off wet ground and the metal top sheds water. Wood still weathers, so keep it under a patio cover or use a fitted cover in long wet spells.
It is 31 inches wide, 17 deep and 36 high. That narrow depth suits balconies, decks and patio corners.
Yes. Two barn doors open to an interior shelf that takes watering cans, tools, gloves and supplies. Keep heavy wet soil on the lower level.
The packaging states a 220 lb load rating. That covers trays, filled pots and tools. Spread heavy loads rather than stacking them in one spot.
A deck box stores but gives you no work surface, and a folding table works but stores nothing. This does both in one footprint, so you skip buying and housing a second piece.
Yes. Panels, black H-hinges, handles and the metal top go together at home. Set aside an afternoon and check the doors line up when you finish.
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