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Question: Can I stack these one on top of the other?
Document: Expected more, but not willing to pay for pelicans. Thought there would be a seal or o ring, will fabricate from screen window line.i would strage of lock to prevent unexpeceted opening and spilling of contents. Would not load on a C-130 in case it was on top as i don't think strong enough. Stacking slots there, but there don't seat / lock so they just help a littel with not sliiping off. wouldn't stack higher than 2.I got what I paid for tho, cheap and good enough.
In '09, I got four of these lightweight Sterilite footlockers for an interstate move with a U-haul for fragile items that I wrapped in bubble wrap. They are hard plastic with two wheels on one end (very handy) and metal latches that hold, as well as, a center hole for accepting a padlock. In addition, to the single handle on the front, the side are molded for easy lifting. Lastly, the molding on the lid allows you to stack them. For the price, they're hard to beat.
Flimsy but functional but don't bother using these if you really need a secure box because anyone with any real strength can rip the top off.
I bought this for my son to use these to move and use as storage when he moved into his dorm room this year. HE loved that they can be locked with your own lock. He keeps his valuables and laptop in one when he is out of his dorm to keep it away from other nosey people. GREAT PRICE, GREAT PRODUCT!
Not the most sturdy thing in the world. If you need one of these for storing and moving something super heavy, I would choose another. It's sturdy enough to do the job on linens or toys, pots and pans, that kind of thing. If you want to put a bunch of books in it to check as baggage on a plane, maybe not. I bought it to put a computer tower in it to check it as baggage on the plane. It is approved for plane travel, nice. It just wasn't going to cut it.
This is a reprint of my review on Plano. I purchased Sterilite first and due to leaks purchased Plano.First off weather resistant ((Plano) apparently means it leaks if rained on. I purchased it since the Sterilite wheeled dorm locker ended up with 1" of water in the bottom on it's first camping trip. I expected Plano to be dry. It did not leak as bad but there was some water inside. Both are similar in size and have plastic one piece wheel/axle. The Sterilite has a stronger hinge with metal hinge pin.
These are great storage boxes, we use them to transport a variety of different gear in the back of an 18 wheeler, and they stack and protect their contents fantastically. This is twice as much as they cost though, Walmart's got em for 20 bucks each.
All their scout stuff is held in one place, which is grand! We thought they were a temporary solution, but they've been through more and held up better than we originally thought. Thus, moving from 3 to 4 stars.
Bought this because of going to Boy Scout summer camp with my son. The 2 for one price was perfect for us. Wheels were kind of hard to use on the rough terrain but that was expected. Lots of room, and the weight is manageable even when packed. Very sturdy and dependable. It was great when we got hit with rain. Would definitely buy again
I just ordered two more for a friend.
Answer: Yes and they're also cheaper in Walmart if u can find them