Has anyone found a container to store these upright? Looking for an open top box to fit them in to be able to flip through them easily on a desk.
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Funny you should ask! I just recently bought some Iris Greeting Card storage boxes with clear dividers (available here on Amazon). They're a lot bigger than I was expecting (despite looking at the dimensions before ordering!). I happened to have my Artbin die sheets on the table in their case when the greeting card boxes arrived, so grabbed one of the sheets and put it in the box, standing upright. They are a perfect fit! The box has a lid, but I just checked and you can easily unclip it. Personally I'd leave it on to protect from dust, but you could take it off during a crafting session if it bothers you and pop it back on afterwards. The removable dividers would be great if you want to keep your dies in categories, and they'll keep the sheets upright if you don't have a full box. Hope that helps!
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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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Cardboard box... my one disappointment... looking to see if I can mount the included plastic (cheap) tray in the cardboard box in a plastic case of some sort. BTW, the Nanuk 920 case would appear to have the perfect interior dimensions, but is way too expensive &gt;$100. Looking to find one on eBay to house my new Lamello.
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Yes they are excellent glass that can be stored upside down. I am not sure about the exact height. I love them.
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You will need some kind of container for them. They do not stand on their own.
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Should store upright. Won't spill if locktight gasket is on right. A great product if you don't like the current restrictions.
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that is odd. maybe store them flat for awhile. If no luck send them back to me (or sakura)
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They are stackable, but only open at the top. You might consider laying them on their side and stacking them, if that would work for you.
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Hi, thanks for your question. I've done a quick search of our catalog and found small Sterilite storage boxes here:
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The boxes seem strong enough, but the lids do not stay on very well. If you really want them to have lids, you will probably have to tape them. Hope this helps.
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They don't. Top row contents will fall out. I have old ones with side/opposing inserts and nothing comes out.Trying to find old style now, because these things are worthless.
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I store ours in a Rubbermaid tote. Easy to store & the handle makes it easy for them to carry them around.
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The only time that the lids have popped open is when I put then in and slide them forward. They hang on the grooves inside the tray. If I slide each box down into the groove at each placement then I don't have to slide them forward and that fixed the problem. I do like these boxes very much. No problem here.
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These pitches have a plastic gasket seal around the lid. As long as you screw them tight, you can place them upside-down or sideways and nothing should drop out.
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Sorry, Pamela. I repackage mine into drawers by colors and sizes, so I don't have the original containers. [And I also have a bunch of non-Supraclips in the drawers to add further to the confusion.] Why not ask the vendor or the manufacturer?
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I have mine stacked up in a back corner of a cabinet (makes s good use of otherwise wasted space.) They stack very easily. The lids I keep in an organizer with all my other lids. This is the first set of these I have owned with lids, glad somebody finally decided to make them, so much better than plastic wrap on them!
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I am a personal trainer and I store them at the facility where I work. I agree they are difficult to store.