These portable project cases are specifically dimensioned to hold 8.5 x 11 inch paper and A4 documents, making them a precise fit for magazines, instructions, or hobby supplies. The acid-free polypropylene material helps protect paper contents from yellowing over time, making these cases suitable for archival storage. With a transparency rating of over 90%, users can easily identify the specific project or game inside without needing to open the latch.
The low-profile design, with a depth of approximately 1.6 inches, is intended for slim items. To ensure the snap-tight latch operates smoothly, it is best to keep the internal load thin enough to allow the lid to close without resistance. While the cases are built for portability, they are most dependable when handled carefully and stored in stacks of three or fewer to maintain stability.
The integrated hinge is designed for standard hobbyist use. By avoiding over-stuffing, users can minimize torsional strain on the latching mechanism, ensuring the case stays securely closed during transport from a shelf to a workspace.
If you are looking for a deeper bin to hold bulky craft items instead of flat papers, the Citylife 17 QT storage bin offers significantly more vertical space.
Discover more ways to protect your documents and craft projects by visiting the school supply bins page.
