Modern Blue Pool Storage Bin - Extra Large | Perfect Contemporary Nylon Mesh Basket Organizer For Goggles, Beach Balls, Floats, Swim Toys & Accessories | Air Dry Items Quickly & Easily

Exactly what I was looking for – something to corral the pool rafts & toys and allow air to get to them to properly dry.A few things to know about putting it together. There are OK directions included, but step 2 isn’t exactly clear (and if you mess that one up it is a pain to fix).Tip 1: all the parts are in labeled bags, but the parts themselves are not labeled. With a Sharpie MARK EACH PART with the corresponding letter – poles and joints (this will save you time and headaches as you put it together).Tip 2: Use a RUBBER MALLET to securely hammer the poles into the fastening joints. You cannot get the poles in all the way without gentling hammering (if you don’t you run the risk of the poles falling out of the joints or opposing side being different lengths causing the netting not to fit properly). Also, by gently hammering the pieces together it makes for a much sturdier finished product.Tip 3: On STEP 2 the illustration is telling you to place the poles into the cloth sleeves BEFORE adding the connecter joints.Overall, keep in mind that it is relatively deep and is only made of PVC pipes – if it is too deep for your kids to reach the bottom, have them turn it over and dump it out (it is very light weight). The PVC pipes *will* buckle with too much pressure on top.

But the second one of the exact same design. The first one the frame support was made out of steel and it rusted. This one’s made out of plastic and, while lighter, it will disintegrate in a year or two, but probably no faster than the mesh walls. Plastic pipes in the sun in the south do not last long as they become brittle. Taking it in after the season may increase the useful life of it as long as it’s not exposed to UV radiation. Hence the one star for durability, because I know what happens to white plastic. If the maker would switch to black plastic, it would be indestructible.

this is my second one they are great !! My other was 4 years old and I had replaced some parts the other day my husband leaned over to get his snorkel out and it fell all apart and collapsed as did my husband flat on his face on the concrete I was terrified that he had passed out but not the case ... do not blame the cart as I had a gotten a new one a year ago and had not put it together yet... my bad! My husband suffered only a scraped knee but the cart did not make it ... poor thing. It we got very good service from it and niw gave the new one assembled.... one thing I see it needs is 2 more wheels one on each side of the middle support pipe because it wants to sag... is there any way I could get two more joints that hold the wheels and 2 extra wheels... I would gladly pay for them. Reply to who to contact would be greatly appreciated!!!

Comes with many small pieces & unclear instructions- very unexpected

Awesome for the pool toys! All of our pool toys fit nicely. Appreciate the netting and ability to drain and dry after using the swim toys.

supper flimsy. The middle has no caster wheels so it gets saggy with a a few floats in it. Then the saggy part drags when you try to roll it. Also the caster wheels do not click into place so they fall right out with any uneven pavement ...or just because the feel like it. if you plan to keep it one spot, its fine for the money... if you want it to be mobile, look for something less flimsy

I don't know what "warmth" means with regard to this item, but I gave it five stars anyway, because I really have nothing bad to say. 🤷‍♀️ The assembly was pretty simple, and the size was actually larger than I anticipated, so I was pleasantly surprised with that. We use it to hold noodles, large floats, and beach balls. One side has one large pocket; the other side has two more shallow pockets. We use those for pool nets and toys. The wheels snap in nicely, and the whole piece seems to be very nice quality. When we were done for the season, I just rolled the filled piece right into the shed. Done and done!

It's just okay and for me, it's only to hold all our pool toys. When you get it and start assembling it- get a permanent marker and label the plastic with the parts - they are not labeled so if you refit them together for the next time - you'll be able to follow the instructions. Also, the tubes and connectors are not easy to fit together - you'll need a rubber mallet and a towel to gently hammer it or to hit to remove the tube from connector. Also, make sure you have the accurate # of parts as per instructions and label the plastc with the count so you can make sure you have them all for the next time. The bottom mesh has a velcro side so even if the bottom is stretched to the fullest, it won't quite make the reach to use the velcro to secure that one side. It's okay if you don't have anything very small that will fall out. The wheels don't stay on well but it will only help you if you push to glide the bin, as long as you don't have steps or need to lift the bin. So far, it's staying together.