Containerisation

[Franc]

You can get stackable boxes, very cheap from big shops, they stack into each other when empty, or stack on top of each other when full.
The cheap ones, are not all that well balanced when stacked more than 4 high, but for longish term storage, and ease of transport, there hard to beat.
Got a load in my shed, with camping. kitchen, and spare parts for bikes in.

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(17 May 2013, 21:12)Franc Wrote: You can get stackable boxes, very cheap from big shops, they stack into each other when empty, or stack on top of each other when full.
The cheap ones, are not all that well balanced when stacked more than 4 high, but for longish term storage, and ease of transport, there hard to beat.
Got a load in my shed, with camping. kitchen, and spare parts for bikes in.

i got this type, but larger (90 liters) without the lids. they dont sell the lidless ones anymore.
http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-Black-24L-St...lt,pd.html

dont get the collapsable ones, like this.
http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-Black-32L-Fo...lt,pd.html
they collapse at the wrong times. and are useless for storage, if your moving them about on a regular basis.