A wreath keeps its shape only if it lies flat and nothing presses on it. This container gives one up to 24 inches across a square bay 7.5 inches deep, with sturdy fabric-covered sides and a lid that seats over the top for the eleven months it waits.
Interior width matches the 24 inch wreaths that hang on most front doors, so greenery, ribbon, and ornaments rest without being compressed against a wall. Laid flat rather than stood on edge, a wreath comes out next season with its bow still shaped and its branches still spread in the arrangement they were packed in.
At 7.5 inches the container is a flat parcel rather than a crate, which means it slides onto a closet shelf, under a bed, or into the gap above a garage cabinet. Sturdy sides hold that depth under the weight of a second box, so a stack of seasonal storage does not crush the one at the bottom.
Attics and basements work on decorations slowly, coating them with grit and giving insects a way in. The snug removable lid closes that route, and the fabric-covered walls keep the contents enclosed on all sides. Carrying handles let the box come down a set of folding stairs with a hand on each side.
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.
