Depth is what makes this size useful. Fifteen inches of it lets the box occupy the full run of a standard shelf instead of leaving dead space behind, while 8-inch walls keep rolled towels, folded scarves, belts and stacked magazines standing upright rather than sprawling across the boards.
The 15 by 12 inch base is cut for shelving rather than floors, reaching back to the wall so nothing disappears behind it. In a linen closet one box takes a whole shelf and turns it into a single pull-out unit, which is faster than reaching past a front row to find what sits behind.
Soft poly-cotton canvas surrounds a reinforced frame, a combination that breathes better than sealed plastic while still resisting snags on hats, belts and knit accessories. The brown trim outlines each edge, giving the box a defined shape on a shelf instead of the slumped look plain fabric bins tend to develop.
Eight inches of height and a neutral beige body suit a craft room as easily as a bathroom. Magazines and paper stand on end in an office, towels roll into it beside a tub, and in a bedroom the lid hides whatever is inside from view without anyone needing to label the front.
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.
