Looking for a "jewerly/makeup/trinket" sturdy box for Granddaughter that her twin brothers can't get in.Anyone think this would be my answer?
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I used this when I worked as an Asbestos Coordinator out in the plants for my locks, paper and tools. It held up pretty well. The paint will eventually come off but seeing how she'll be using it for make up and it'll be inside, I'm sure it'll work great.
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It's metal so it's strong. Big as any tool box. And you can put a small lock on it
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Happy Fourth of July Sandra!I bought this for my grown-up daughter who needed a toolbox in her little apartment. She loves this toolbox. It is quite sturdy and heavy. It has the lift out tray inside also. Should hold a lot!
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It is a metal tool chest. It has one large bottom compartment & the the top is a metal top out. I would be afraid of smashing jewelry.
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Thats an awesome idea. This box is a great size for costemics and hair brushes. I bought it for tools to keep in my truck. But now I may use it for that same reason. ; )
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It really is a metal tool chest. It doesn't have a "lock" to keep out a brother.
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We use cardboard jewelry box tops (or bottoms) fit under the bottom holes where the marbles come out. Let the kids figure it out!
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I gave a set to my 11 yr old granddaughter to use with her American Girls. They are pretty well made but remember the are a heavy cardboard construction. They may not be what you're looking for if for a much younger child.
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Sorry for the delay. It was a wedding gift and I had to ask my granddaughter. It did not come in a gift box - just a shipping box with bubble wrap. Gift box or wrapping may have been an option but I don't remember.
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I have this cabinet in brown in my kitchen for an extra pantry...I also have twin 5 year olds and we have never had a problem...I keep heavier items on bottom usually and kids can't even move it let alone it move itself. Very sturdy...I bought the one in the picture for extra closet space...each kid gets a side and they even climb in that one without it being anchored...I am a nervous mom about these things so I was concerned with sturdiness also...hope this helps!
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I actually got the princess one for my granddaughter. Her design can't come off-it's imbedded.
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So far my 10 mth old twins show no interest in the stacking of the rings...although it is easy to do so. They do play with the rings independently for short brief moments. The center post is soft and it is a sturdy design for rings to be displayed on and for stacking. No problem there... It's cool to look at....Well made. My twin girls, just don't show much interest in it's purpose as yet....
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The box presents itself nicely with a very nice finish, however it isn't incredibly deep & the lock is rather chinsy. It is similar to that of a lock on a small children's diary. A suggestion; look into cedar hope chest manufacturer's. I was given one as a child with a matching, much smaller replica for small posessions and keepsakes. I still have & use it to this day and the lick still works!
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Letters yes, but when it comes to packages your grandson will have to open the front of mailbox . Jewerly box will fit inside. I gave it as a retirement gift to a postal carrier and a supervisor. He will enjoy for hours.
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Cardboard box... my one disappointment... looking to see if I can mount the included plastic (cheap) tray in the cardboard box in a plastic case of some sort. BTW, the Nanuk 920 case would appear to have the perfect interior dimensions, but is way too expensive &gt;$100. Looking to find one on eBay to house my new Lamello.
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I was thinking of some other item. Yes, there was a box that they fit nicely into.
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Small box .... same problem! However, a little thought and some tape works well inside or on location. A ring would ease the dilemma!
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It's definitely worth it. It may be cardboard, but it still looks super fun to a toddler and is a great storage space for all of their dress-up toys. My niece calls it her treasure box and keeps all of her "princess dresses" in it still. Definitely worth it's price. You could not get an actual wooden box that looked like this with all the accessories for only twenty something dollars.
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CAREFULLY.. study the pictures, and the descriptions under the "Stackers" heading, they are mostly self explanatory, one you coulduse for earrings or charms, the deep one on the bottom for any watches and bulky jewelry, I ordered 2 extras for all the charmsI have, I bought the (Acrylic clear box for chains), for me works well, IT is really up to you to arrange as you like...but the simplicityof having these levels organized and easy to find is well worth it...Enjoy! see my other review on the clear chain box
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I didn't open mine, I gave it as a gift to Granddaughter, only have one and I purchased a lot of extra stuff, she may have even gotten duplicates. She is 3 yrs. and enjoyed it all, that is what her mother said to me.
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Sorry, can't help you, furniture and doll house still in their boxes because I decided to wai until my granddaughter was a bit older.
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I have not found anything as nice as this one that has stationary dividers. However, if you don't need anything fancy, maybe try one of those plastic containers for jewelry pieces in arts & crafts? I have used those in the past and they work very nicely - especially for travel. I think I bought mine at Walmart and it snapped securely shut with compartments for many pairs of earrings.