Charger plates are too wide for an ordinary plate chest, so this box runs 14.5 inches square to take them, with only 4 inches of height because chargers stack flat. Twelve fit, each on its own felt cushion, behind a clear panel set into the red front.
Charger plates run wider than dinner plates, which is why this box measures 14.5 inches square: a 14 inch charger drops in without its rim riding up the wall. Height stops at 4 inches because chargers stack flat, so the box stays shallow enough to slide onto a shelf above a cabinet.
Each plate sits on its own felt cushion, a layer that absorbs the small movements a stored stack makes and keeps glaze from grinding against glaze. Chargers get handled only a few times a year, usually in a hurry before a holiday dinner, which is exactly when chips and cracks happen.
Red with green trim marks the box out among the plain totes and cartons that fill an attic or basement in January, so the holiday service is found without opening three containers first. A clear windowed panel on the front confirms the contents, and the sturdy frame keeps its shape when loaded.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
