Affordable Expeditionary Storage - Stackers - Maxing Out
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off-roader
Expedition Leader
Very nice. Unfortunately for my storage system they're just a tad short. If they were ~11" tall I'd definitely be considering switching out my rubbermaid tubs and/or buying these as alternatives which frankly I may still do.
BigSwede
The Credible Hulk
Did you see the 48-can version? Target list it as 11.8" high:
http://www.target.com/p/Coleman-48-...s_VigLink&LNM=Primary#?lnk=sc_qi_detailbutton
http://www.target.com/p/Coleman-48-...s_VigLink&LNM=Primary#?lnk=sc_qi_detailbutton
sixbennetts
Adventurer
Wonder if you could heat up the handle with a heat gun and just push it in with a heavy glove on your hand.
If there was some way to hook them together, you could pull out the first one, unhook, pull the second, etc.
If there was some way to hook them together, you could pull out the first one, unhook, pull the second, etc.
maxingout
Adventurer
I also looked at the handles and thought about cutting them off.
I suppose that I could use the space between the stackers for storing other things that fit into the small space. The first stacker is for storage of commonly used things. The second row of stackers is for deep storage of things rarely used. With that in mind, I don't think it would be a problem using the space under the handles between the two stackers if it could be used for something useful. I'll have to think about that one.
overlander
Expedition Leader
just ordered two of these with my REI dividend. one will be my camp sink kit, that will be used as the sink basin, and store the dish cloths, soap, scraper etc. Learned that trick from NLX. The other will be non-perishable food storage. these will complement my two bundu-boxes as they are of similar size. will post of comparisons stowed in back of my 110 when they arrive.