Bankers Box SmoothMove Prime Moving Boxes, Tape-Free, FastFold Easy Assembly, Handles, Reusable, Large, 24 x 18 x 18 Inches
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It's at least twice as big as a microwave and wouldn't fit inside. It's made out of paper.
This isn't a stove or a microwave. It's a moving box, after all.
I got a total of six moving boxes.
The large boxes I used had a diameter of 24 inches. 18 inches in width 18 in. in height depth. I used these boxes to move across the country and they were fantastic.
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br>br>I was able to obtain the semi-semi-semi-semi-semi double- Medium Heavy-Duty Wall Bankers Box Duty boxes (with separate lids) are great for transporting your own office or storing items in your car, but they are NOT suitable for moving companies or truck/pallet transport. I planned to put these INSIDE the Prime Large Moving Boxes (this item) for box-packing purposes. shipping in a box br>br>After reading the positive reviews and assuming that the "Prime" line would also be DOUBLE WALL, I was eager to get my hands on these 24x18x18 boxes. br>br>The quality and design left me very disappointed. To begin with, they are SINGLE WALL, and even then, the cardboard quality is poor - These are the same cardboard boxes that Amazon uses to ship socks or a single book. Furthermore, they have a no-tape assembly that works well in their 'heavy-duty' applications. The 'duty with lid' box line is a disaster in this situation - With anything over about 10-pounds, the bottom sags due to the larger size of the box and thinner cardboard. 15lbs. That's not acceptable, given that this is their LARGE box - anything thicker than a blanket, as well as some plush animals (i. e. what their ad picture depicts! In this box, ) will be dangerously underprotected. In addition, the stacking is AWFUL. Simply pressing down on the top of the box causes it to cave in. This was completely unacceptable because movers will always stack the boxes in the truck, then on a pallet, and finally on another truck. Finally, the lid--it'll be crushed before it even leaves your house, regardless of what it's protecting inside!br>br>Finally, the box--it'll be crushed before it even leaves your house, regardless of what it's protecting inside!br>br> The simplicity of the design is appealing. In practice, however, it is a ruse. I was planning on taping everything anyway, but the way the lid handle bends inside is ridiculous - The box top pops up because it does not hold. Unlike a standard tape-bound box, this construction WEAKENS the top of the box, even for this grade of cardboard, so this box is actually WEAKER than a standard tape-bound box. a pre-assembled cardboard box of comparable quality All-inclusive br>br> All of this is essentially a box for people who 1) don't know how to pack anything or 2) are packing very light. Items with a high value and/or a high level of durability - Sure, I'll throw some pasta boxes in here or maybe some blankets, or 3) we'll just use them around the house. br>br>They are completely unsuitable for any type of'moving,' and are even worse for parcel shipping than the Amazon boxes, which are already of poor quality. br>br>By contrast, the Bankers Box Medium Heavy Duty line is a good choice. These aren't ideal for moving or shipping, but they are at least of good quality. Strong handles make it easy to pick up double-walled boxes with a good lid. br>br>By contrast, even some single-parent families are experiencing financial difficulties. 18x18x18 mail-sorting boxes on a wall In terms of sidewall impact strength, stacking weight, and top crush resistance, the order fresh'meals' company sends me is a veritable armored box. So, despite the fact that it's a one-person show, it' When it comes to walled boxes, the quality of the cardboard matters a lot. I'm happy to ship ceramic bowls in these sturdy single-wall boxes with plenty of bubble wrap and foam (box-type). However, a box is preferable). br>br>I have no intention of sending anything in these boxes. I went back to Amazon. br>br>Don't make a purchase. There are many better box options for actual moving, such as double-walled boxes or heavier-duty cardboard.
For the price, I expected these boxes to last a long time, but despite the fact that they are double-walled, etc. , the actual paper isn't as durable as I had hoped. I haven't had any disasters yet, but they've already taken a beating from just being used and stacked once. My old moving boxes have seen a lot of moves, office moves, and family moves over the years, and they're still going strong! Maybe "they don't make them like they used to" is the case. "br>br>One tip is to make sure they're completely full (which can be difficult with the large ones) because they can't support any weight on their own. I got the large because I figured I'd be using a hand truck most of the time anyway, but they're a little too big, especially for my wife or kids, etc. Instead, get the small or medium and keep them full. I'm guessing the smaller boxes have the same construction and materials as the larger ones, so they'll last longer. br>br>Also, the internals of a few of the boxes were glued incorrectly, making them unusable. I had to tear down and rebuild the walls. I didn't have time to start a return, so I had to glue them together and wait.
I enjoy reading product reviews before making a purchase, but I am not known for writing them on items that I have already purchased and adore. But I knew I had to put some effort into writing one on these boxes. What's the difference between a box and a box? I've relocated several times and also own a storage unit. Because I didn't know anything about packing boxes when I first started buying boxes, I ended up buying those small lawyer boxes. I decided to take a chance on these boxes because I was looking for large boxes. Until I got these, I had no idea what I should be looking for in a box! They're big, sturdy, and come with built-in handles (or slots for handles) that don't require any tape to seal. It takes less than one minute to unfold and get up and running. Like the sides, the bottom has two layers. These aren't your average cardboard boxes. If you intend to keep and use these after you move, you should be able to get several moves out of them. My purchase has made me extremely happy. So far, I've placed three orders for the six large boxes. Because it's so simple to keep stuffing these boxes, you might overlook the fact that you'll need assistance moving or lifting them. Because they are so large, I made the mistake of simply stuffing more into them and forgetting to move the box afterwards!.
*Pros: *
- There is no need for tape when putting it together.
- It is very easy to lift thanks to the two holes on each side. Especially useful. when there is a lot of weight in the boxbr>- *Cons: *Quality is good, and it is sturdy enoughbr>br>*Cons: *Quality is good, and it is sturdy enoughbr>br *
- The process of putting it together is not simple - You should look it up on the internet and watch some videos to learn more about it. The instructions on the box are difficult to understand. However, once you've figured it out, it won't be a problem.
- Even if it says "no tape required," you'll need tape in the end because even Fedex, a great carrier service, treats your boxes like a soccer ball. br>br>The biggest advantage, in my opinion, is that it is simple. It is simple to fold. However, once you've finished packing, you'll need to secure it with tape. However, keep in mind that the cost is not insignificant.
a seasoned mover I've moved more than ten times, and these boxes are just as good, if not better, than the ones I have to tape. Definitely superior to what can be found at Home Depot. Small and medium are my preferred sizes. I pack them too heavy, that's why. With a bad back, it's even more difficult to carry. The large sizes are ideal for comforters and towels. Despite this, I continue to cram myself in. med box. I don't care if it's a lid or an all-in-one package. To avoid crushing, heavy items must be stacked on the bottom and lighter items on the top.
To begin with, these aren't particularly attractive boxes. They do not have a value of 6. 98 each! For less than $2, you can get a similar-sized box from U Haul! I expected them to be very thickly constructed, but that was not the case. They appear to wilt and become less sturdy after being packed for several days. I like the design, but it's far too large for a box. I got the heavy-duty boxes at Lowe's for a third of the price and they worked perfectly!.
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