Could I fit something inside that was 9 x 6 x 1 without deformation?
997823
The 1055 is not quite 1 inch in depth so my answer is no. I'd check the other Pelican models to find one that fits your needs. I can pretty much guarantee they make one with those dimensions.
997824
No. We Use It For Our 7 Inch Tablet And It Doesn't Look Like You Would Be Able To Get Much Bigger Than That In it.
997825
Sorry, I don't have it anymore. I gave it away to a friend who wanted it for her Kindle.
997826
Doubtful. Even if you were somehow able to force the latch shut, it would render the case no longer air/water tight...and possibly end up damaging the contents of the case since it's (by design) not terribly pliable.
997827
First it would depend upon what you are planning to place inside this case....something that is "non-rigid" then perhaps. However, if the item is "rigid" then the answer is no. External size of the case is 9.5" (L) x 6.75" (W) x 1.25" (H) and that is the determining factor as the internal dimensions are 8.75" x 5.5" x 0.75" (internal measurements are approximate and may be "off" by 0.125") but you get the idea. The internal case is lined with a padded-foam insert (both sides of case) but you can always modify an additional liner yourself or custom-fit an insert also. Hope that was helpful. Don't get me wrong...the Pelican products cases are engineered for use and abuse and I highly recommend them. First it would depend upon what you are planning to place inside this case....something that is "non-rigid" then perhaps. However, if the item is "rigid" then the answer is no. External size of the case is 9.5" (L) x 6.75" (W) x 1.25" (H) and that is the determining factor as the internal dimensions are 8.75" x 5.5" x 0.75" (internal measurements are approximate and may be "off" by 0.125") but you get the idea. The internal case is lined with a padded-foam insert (both sides of case) but you can always modify an... » Read More First it would depend upon what you are planning to place inside this case....something that is "non-rigid" then perhaps. However, if the item is "rigid" then the answer is no. External size of the case is 9.5" (L) x 6.75" (W) x 1.25" (H) and that is the determining factor as the internal dimensions are 8.75" x 5.5" x 0.75" (internal measurements are approximate and may be "off" by 0.125") but you get the idea. The internal case is lined with a padded-foam insert (both sides of case) but you can always modify an additional liner yourself or custom-fit an insert also. Hope that was helpful. Don't get me wrong...the Pelican products cases are engineered for use and abuse and I highly recommend them. « Show Less
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You can move around some, just enough to make room for anything reasonable in there. Very nifty. Had mine for months and it has shown signs of wear or damage works great!
1322587
Yes. A 9x13 and a 10x13 will fit. Product dimensions are 15x12.5x8.5 inside once assembled
1191800
You may get it to technically fit inside, but not without putting some pressure on it and endangering your system.
1378168
Yes. There's about an inch or so worth of space not covered which is negligible.
2178722
Maybe a cold gelpak, something that is non-rigid. I don't have the mat with me at the moment, but based on my memory I think you could fit in something malleable that's no higher than 1-2".
162096
No, not specifically but there is probably some room that you could create a space
2208881
Well the inside dimensions will roughly be the same as the outside since this is a rectangle box. "Give or take a few inches"
572911
I would not sit on it, nor would I store anything on top. However, there's plenty of room inside for small items.
361227
Yes -- but you will need some pliers. I wouldn't recommend reshaping them more than a few times as you will fatigue the metal "hinges" that link the sections together.
1283762
I just tried to put a small stack in there and it was pretty tight. The paper would end up getting bent. I would not recommend it.
2109616
While a little bit small, yes, you can certainly do that. The inside demensions are; 15" x 21" x 17.25"
2048637
I don't see why not...anything that can be folded up to fit inside should work just fine!
1257372
If the inside measurement of the drawer is 9 1/2", this tray will not fit. I was able to remove the expandable piece, and then I could use it. But as is, the tray is 9 3/4" wide and can't be squeezed or compressed to fit 9 1/2" inside width.
1286919
I doubt it. There's enough to fit a decent weight cardstock, but not more. Maybe a millimeter between interior and exterior wall.
1606138
The inside dimension is exactly or just a shade under 8.5". An 8.5"x11" piece of paper fits, but since cardboard is thicker, it might not fit flatly.
538826
The dimensions inside are just over 12" X 7 1/2". You won't be able to place the papers flat without bending or curling them.