Stacking storage

[esh]

Friend of mine had been looking for some stacking storage for family camp gear. Action Packers aren't the best for stacking or making efficient use of space.

He ended up at a local place call Material Flow that has quite a variety of nice quality storage bins, and other cool storage things I don't need.

http://www.materialflow.com/index.cfm?mf=browse.catalog&catID=144&CName=Plastic Products

Prices look midrange- above Home Depot, below specialty/targetted storage.

 

[Bennyhana]

I've been using "really useful box" brand boxes from Office depot. They stack very well and so far over 3 years have held up good. Fairly inexpensive to..15-30 buck range depending on size.
Heres the best pic I have on me using them

http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/507990/Really-Useful-Boxes-Plastic-Storage-Box/

 

[Uncle Roger]

We use flip-top storage containers like this: http://www.homedepot.com/Storage-Or...splay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 (although we get ours from Costco). They work really well and stack nicely. We can fit four in the back of our Disco II, plus four more as a second level if you don't mind squishing a bit. They're not super sturdy and the sides slope in a bit more than I'd like, but for the price, they're hard to beat.

 

[gaap master]

x2 on the Really Useful Boxes. They work great in our trailer. I have four...two short ones and two taller ones. I think they were the 32L and 19L sizes. They have the same footprint and stack together very well. A short and a tall together are the perfect height in our trailer. The sides are vertical, so they make more efficient use of space. Also, the clear plastic makes finding gear pretty easy. I think I got ours from Office Depot.