Ornaments come in a range of sizes, which is why fixed egg-crate inserts rarely fit a real collection. This 15 inch cube uses adjustable dividers and a lift-out tray to hold up to 27 pieces, with a clear front panel showing which box is which in an attic.
Dividers move to match what is being stored, so a large glass ball and a flat wooden figure can share the same box without either being crushed. The removable tray lifts the upper layer out in one piece, which means the bottom row is reachable without unpacking everything above it first.
The transparent front makes identification simple in a crowded attic, and the red and green exterior sets these apart from boxes holding lights or garland. Capacity runs to 27 ornaments, enough for a full tree section, so a collection can be divided by color or by year across several boxes.
Walls are formed from heavy-stock cardboard with reinforced stitching, holding a 15 inch cube shape under the weight of a full load. Riveted handles are rated to 25 pounds, which covers a packed box brought down a ladder, and the lid comes off completely so nothing has to be tilted during packing.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
