Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear

Hello Gulya,

I can advise the following for the Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear:

Assuming you mean what weight it can hold, this will be around 30kgs.

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Hi, there.

Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear 948/5420

This would be at your descretion.

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Karen

Hello Pale rider,

I can advise the following for the Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear:

These are the only specifications that are given from the supplier -

Storage capacity 64 litres.
Size H31, W44, D71cm.
Weight 3.3kg.

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Hello,

I can advise the dimensions for the Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear are Size H31, W44, D71cm.

If the files you are using fit within these measurements then they will be suitable for the lid to close.

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Hello There.

Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear:

This measures H31, W44, D71cm.

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Hello Nodyah,

The supplier has advised the following for the dimensions of the Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear (length x width x depth in mm):

External: 710mm x 440mm x 310mm
Internal: 605mm x 370mm x 280mm

I hope this helps.

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Hello,

Yes, I can confirm that the Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear comes with a lid.

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You would need to drill holes in the box not the hamster and put straw in it, then it might be ok for a short visit to the vets .

Hi There

Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear

This is not designed for animals so would not be suitable for a hamster.

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Hello Barkingmad15,

I can advise the following for the Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear:

Apologies, these aren't airtight boxes as there is no seal around the top or lid of the box.

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Hello Benny,

The supplier has advised the following for the Really Useful 64L Plastic Storage Box - Clear:

The boxes were originally designed for archiving paperwork as a strong safe alternative to collapsing cardboard and are used by customers for many years in places like garages, attics and cellars. The plastic is the same as buckets and bowls, polypropylene, which is bpa/acid free.

The boxes are not air tight or water tight as they are without any rubber or silicone seal on the lid. However, the base of the box is one complete mould, so like a kitchen bowl there are no gaps in the base of the box but the lid is separate.

The boxes are dustproof and water resistant though so, if a box was left in the rain in error for a short period, the rain will just run off it if the lid was on. You could not, of course, fully submerge the box as water would get in via the tiny gap between the lid and base.

This very small gap means we cannot guarantee small insects would never be able to get inside, as some small lifeforms could in theory squeeze/bend through very small gaps, although it is unlikely. The supplier does also say that, if you are very concerned about the contents inside, you could perhaps use a bin liner to surround the items inside the box before putting the lid on.

I hope this helps.

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