15 Quart Latching Storage Box with See-Through Base for Easy Content Identification

Introducing the 15 quart latching storage box, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This versatile and practical storage solution is designed to help you organize your belongings efficiently while providing easy access and secure stacking. Whether you need to store craft supplies, tools, or household items, this storage box offers a clear view of your contents and reliable latching for peace of mind.

• See-through base:The transparent base allows for quick and easy identification of stored items without opening the box, saving you time and effort.
• White lid with washed blue latches:The contrasting colors not only add a clean, attractive look but also make the latches easy to locate and operate.
• Convenient hinged lid:The lid opens smoothly by simply undoing one latch and lifting, providing quick access to your items.
• Recessed lids for stacking:Designed with recessed lids that allow secure stacking, helping you maximize storage space in your home, garage, or workspace.
• Compact dimensions:Measuring 16.25 inches long by 11.25 inches wide by 6.75 inches high, this box fits neatly on shelves or in closets while holding a generous 15 quart capacity.

This 15 quart latching box is ideal for a variety of uses in Grass valley. Organize your office supplies, keep seasonal decorations neatly stored, or manage your hobby materials with ease. Professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike will appreciate how this box helps maintain a tidy and efficient workspace. Its secure latching and stackable design make it perfect for those looking to optimize storage without sacrificing accessibility.
In summary, the 15 quart latching storage boxis a smart and reliable choice for anyone seeking organized, visible, and secure storage solutions. Available now at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this storage box will help you keep your space orderly and your items protected.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.