Technical Specifications

Material: PP + ABS plastic
Dimensions (Small): 43.5 x 28 x 22.5 cm (17.1 x 11 x 8.9 in), including handles
Weight: 1.34 kg (3 lb)
Access: Latched see-through side doors + top lid
Construction: Collapsible (folds flat), stackable, dual carry handles, corner caps
Colors: Red, White, Green, Black

Care & Maintenance

Wipe with a damp cloth; mild soap lifts scuffs from the PP + ABS surface. Let it dry fully before folding flat or latching shut.

Common Questions

Q: Are these the kind of storage boxes that look good on open shelves?
A: That is the design brief — camp-crate latches, corner caps, and tinted see-through doors make a stack read as **gear, not clutter**, so it can live on open shelving instead of hiding in a closet.

Q: Will it fit on a closet shelf or under a console?
A: The small size is **43.5 x 28 x 22.5 cm (17.1 x 11 x 8.9 in)** including handles — allow at least 23 cm of height clearance.

Q: Can I open a crate while it is stacked?
A: Yes — the **latched side doors** open from the front of the stack, so the bottom crate stays usable without lifting everything off.

Q: What happens to it off-season?
A: It **folds flat** when empty, so spare crates slide behind a wardrobe or under a bed until the next reshuffle.

Q: Can I stand on it or use it as a seat?
A: No — treat it as storage, not seating. Use a rated stool for sitting or climbing.

Styling & Decor Suggestions

• On a metal rack or open shelving: give each colorway one category (red = pantry overflow, green = cables, cream = out-of-season) — the color-coding is the label.
• Under the entry console: one crate swallows the shoe-adjacent chaos and doubles as a drop surface for keys on its flat lid.
• Sunday-reset hour: the see-through doors mean the 20-minute tidy actually sticks — you can find things without unpacking the stack.
• Pairs with the Arched Dot Low Stool: molded-plastic utility pieces in bold colors read as a deliberate set in an entry or den corner.
• Not a seat or a step — the lid is storage-rated, so keep sitting and climbing on real furniture.