Would the box be suitable for storing glassware that is wrapped in bubble wrap?
311143
We think the box would be suitable for storing glasses as long as the glassware is well protected.
311144
Yes I think it would work for glasses also, as long as they are not to tall.
311145
If you store it someplace safe. Not sure what would happen if dropped, even if in bubble wrap, but you could try it. I keep soft, or unbreakables in mine. They are thinner (not quilted) like regular glassware storage, and lid does not zip. I can ony suggest trying it and see how they fare.
1607266
You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
2232048
yes the box is so pretty you will want to keep it to store your tea items and the pot.
396212
The box has no special brackets, but if you were crafty, you could probably devise a way to hang it. This does not sound like a good idea to me because the lid is heavy, and lifts upward, and the sachet spaces are not angled in such a way that you wouldn't have teabags falling out every time you opened it if it were hanging on a wall.
274034
I have a set of Rubbermaid glass containers w/plastic lids. This lunchbox can hold quite a few items and I frequently use glass.
1134207
I think so as long as they are not any deeper than a muffin pan, but if they are glass platters you may only want to store 3 in it to keep from breaking.
1131257
The glass is the same thickness as the glass in my china cabinet, which is pretty full. I would consider putting the heaviest pieces or stacks on the wood shelf on the bottom, and perhaps spread the others out on the five glass shelves, maybe you want to mix them with tea pots or mugs?
2003783
Depending on how fragile the glassware. The boxes have cardboard inserts that keep them in a rigid form but there is still some give. My heavy crystal glasses are stacked 2 and 3 high, however my finer crystal (Waterford and Lennox) are not stacked.
1671469
i use it as a pantry. it should fit board games easily and the doors should still close. it is deep so as long as the board game box isn't really long it should fit just time
2204102
That is a great idea. It is a vacuum container and will work for anything that requires a vacuum for storage....however if the tea is high moisture it may mold.
25923
mine was shipped with a layer of bubble-wrap anywhere glass touched glass, there's a cardboard holder to secure the siphon, but it can't move much to begin with, and it's a tight fit in its box, it was also shipped in a box, and i believe it had packing peanuts around itbut it is not surrounded by styrofoam, there is a very small chance that it can break, particularly if dropped during shipping
1683291
The bottom is sealed. The bubble is there just to enhance the look. This is a very sturdy set of glassware not the least bit fragile.
1942487
Yes, yes and yes, although using those cases will diminish the capacity of the box. I purchased this box to hold my CD's in the console of our Suburban, but it was too large.
1397246
Definitely. The box is pretty good size. The whole thing is constructed very well.
1145665
Use glass only if you can find one that fits the outer container. I use mine all the time and use the plastic container and works great. If you do use a glass container, guess you could wrap the glass so it fits tightly.
1803424
You could put a glass on the box, but I would not do that. The lid is not flat enough for me to be comfortable it would not fall off. Hence, I would not use it as a table. It is certainly OK to put something that doesn't break on it.
1689823
Yes. I use it to store my holiday dishes which are very heavy. I am very pleased with it.