Are these durable enough to use inside top mounted truck boxes (weather guard) I need a solution to organizing these boxes, they have no shelving/bins
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I do not believe I would try it since the attachments are held on by friction. Work great in a garage but I would not attempt in a truck. Bill Berry
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I have my shelves indoors, so I have no experience to draw from. However, reading F. Fish's comment seems as if they would work outdoors. Also, Jaison Banji's comment about them being stainless still and, by theory, shouldn't rust, makes sense. These shelves are really well made and I would be inclined to try them outdoors.
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Absolutely, that is what I use mine for and they just survived a horrid winter. Upright and solid. They are great! You do need one longer screw to put together as others hVe written, but no big deal really
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It's not a very sturdy shelving. I almost sent them back. Instead I tried using decorative boxes that fit snuggly into each bin. They are lightweight enough for this shelf and actually stabilized the unit.
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I don't know why not, these are mounted outside of my camper which I live in full time. These are made to stand up to the weather, that is not to say that this will last 10 years in these conditions. But if they last 5 years then I feel that they are well worth the price.
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I suppose you can leave them out. But; you need to replace them with something. The are what add rigidity to the structure. Mine has lasted for over two years now. through some pretty good storms. Don't know what would have happened if those shelves were not there.
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I did not use them for that purpose so I can't give you a clear answer on that,but they are very durable and I believe they would work. Good Luck.
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I have 2 of the planter boxes, seem to hold up well against weather thus far. One is 2 years old the other 1 year.
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I no longer have these, but as I recall, there is one way to stack them for nesting and another for shelves. I recall that the shelving arrangement snapped in place. I also used them in a small camper closet and they worked perfectly.
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I'm sure they would be, but I would search carefully for cheaper options first. I'm thinking you wouldn't need the weather-seal. Also, there are some cheaper in-wall options if you are able to cut yours into a wall.
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I use mine in the garage for extra space for groceries. I have not had any problems. They are very strong.
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I would say no. They're definitely not the most durable storage baskets you could find.
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They will work with out a box, but i would defenelly recomend to protect them from dust, etc. good luck with your project!
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Hi, I got this to store my hunting gear in the basement. From what I have read this bin is pretty tough for hauling and storing tools in trucks and sheds so exposure to sun shouldn't be a problem to a level. I just don't know about long term exposure to elements. Its built like a tank though. ..
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Hi Barbara I tried to send you a picture thru this link but could not. If you want to see a picture of my stack email me at donnameece@aol.com. But the lids are pretty sturdy. If your boxes will be completely full you will have no problem stacking them as long as they are against something sturdy like wall or back of cabinet. Enjoy!
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These are sturdy and durable. If the are mounted to a stud with sturdy screws it should be no problem.
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No (if they did I never found them!). However, these are great boxes. If you tape them adequately they are very sturdy and they are a pretty decent size--you can pack a lot in them and the box is still manageable for movers etc...