ATMELT 90-Gallon Outdoor Package Delivery Box, Resin, Lock-Compatible

A front porch box can help keep deliveries and patio supplies from crowding the entryway. The ATMELT outdoor delivery box combines package storage with room for items such as gardening tools, pillows, blankets, and pool supplies, so it can serve more than one purpose when the space needs to stay organized.

Its black “DELIVERIES” label is intended to help couriers identify where to leave packages. The box accepts a padlock, but one is not included, that means the locking feature requires a separate purchase.

Key takeaways

The box is listed as having a 90-gallon capacity and is made from resin. Its dual-purpose design may suit a home where a dedicated package box would otherwise take up space that could be used for outdoor storage. The manufacturer describes the construction as waterproof and UV-resistant, with a ventilated interior, and says the woodgrain finish is designed to fit patios, decks, and balconies. These are useful features to consider for a box kept outdoors, though they should not be taken as a guarantee that every package will remain dry in every condition.

The visible delivery marking gives the box a clear function at the doorstep, while the locking design offers the option to secure its contents with a padlock. Buyers have also praised the appearance and ease of assembly. Feedback on size is mixed: some say it works well for larger packages, while others report that oversized boxes do not fit. For households receiving bulky deliveries, package dimensions matter more than the stated capacity alone.

Size & fit

The listed dimensions are 21" L x 31" W x 22" H. That gives you a practical way to compare the box with the available space on a porch, balcony, or patio before choosing a spot. It is also worth comparing those measurements with the types of deliveries you expect. A box’s 90-gallon capacity does not establish that a long or unusually shaped parcel will fit, and customer comments reflect some variation in expectations around size.

This is a different approach from buying a delivery-only container: the interior can also hold outdoor essentials when there are no packages to store. That flexibility is useful if you want one box to serve both purposes, but it also means the contents may need to be rearranged when a delivery arrives. It makes sense if your main deliveries are compatible with the listed dimensions and you can use the extra storage space. Not the best choice if you regularly receive oversized parcels that exceed them.

Practical tips

Choose a location that leaves the front delivery label visible and allows the lid to open without obstructing a walkway. Before assembly, measure the intended spot and consider how the listed length, width, and height relate to nearby doors, railings, or furniture. Buyers describe assembly positively, and the product is presented as having a simple structure and included assembly accessories, the surface is also described as easy to wipe clean.

If you want to use the box for both deliveries and patio storage, keep the items inside arranged so there is room for an incoming parcel. A separate padlock is needed if you want to use the lock-compatible design. Compared with a basic storage chest without a delivery label, this model makes its package-drop purpose more apparent, while a dedicated parcel container may be a better fit when package handling is the only priority.

Final verdict

The ATMELT box is worth considering when you want an outdoor storage chest that also signals where deliveries should go. Its resin construction, delivery label, dual-purpose interior, and stated weather-resistant design address practical porch and patio needs. The main decision point is fit: use the listed dimensions to judge both your available space and the parcels you typically receive, especially if they are oversized. Factor in the separate padlock as well if locking the contents is important.