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Old 06-05-2022, 21:10   #1
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What are these called?
Does anyone know what these boxes (usually teak) are called? I cannot find any references to them.
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Deck box?
On hans christians like that one they are propane lockers.
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Unfortunately not seeing too much under any of these names
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Its just a wooden box any carpenter can make it.
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Heres a blog with some pics of theirs

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I see they're calling them deck boxes also. I was hoping I could find a used one that needed a restore. Thanx for the link.
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