Seasonal clothing takes more room than almost anything else in a closet. At 10 inches high by 19 wide by 16 deep, this poly-cotton box swallows a stack of sweaters or several pairs of shoes, then slides under a bed or sits on a shelf with the lid holding dust off.
Nineteen inches of width and sixteen of depth give this box a footprint closer to a drawer than a basket. Hats, shoes, folded winter clothes and spare knitwear fit without being crushed against the lid, and a single jumbo box usually replaces the three or four smaller containers already scattered across a closet shelf.
Stiffened panels run through every wall, so the box keeps its square shape when a second one is set on top instead of bowing inward. Two stacked reach about 20 inches, a comfortable height for the tall lower shelf in most closets, and the fitted lid spreads the weight of whatever rests above.
The blended poly-cotton shell is woven smooth enough that folded knits do not catch on it, and natural beige with brown trim reads as fabric furniture rather than a plastic tub. Once emptied, the sides collapse and the box lies flat behind a dresser until the next change of season calls for it.
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.
