Large wreaths are the ones that get damaged, because nothing standard fits them. This container measures 30 by 30 inches with 7.5 inches of depth, built around a 30-inch wreath so the frame keeps its round shape. Fabric-covered sides and side handles finish it in gray with charcoal trim.
The footprint spans 30 inches each way, the size that leaves an oversized front-door wreath unsupported in any ordinary bin. Here the full diameter rests on a flat base, so the wire or grapevine frame is not held in a bend for eleven months and does not come out of storage holding that curve.
Only 7.5 inches deep against a 30-inch face, the box stores the way a wreath wants to be stored: flat, on a shelf, or slid upright behind other seasonal containers. That proportion also makes it stackable under a lighter box without weight pressing down onto the decoration inside.
Sturdy fabric covers all the sides with charcoal trim marking the edges, a finish that holds its appearance in a garage, basement, or hall closet where cardboard would soften and stain. Handles on the sides give two grips for moving a box this wide, which is awkward to handle any other way.
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.
