Lookiing the largest size containers for moving. What size do I need to get?
918456
This one fits my books and they are 9 by 11 inches. You need the biggest one I saw on Amazon, the 116 gallon or the medium 70 gallon. But those are too heavy with books and hard to move, for other things they are perfect.
918457
For moving, I would get something larger than these...These are great for moving/storing smaller items. I packed up a good portion of my summer tshirts/clothes, but I wanted smaller containers (easier to move because they don't get weighed down too much)...I do have stuff in larger containers, just because of the size of what I was storing/moving. Hope this helps.
484557
I'm not sure. I packed my holder away because I'm moving. I don't remember how big the holder was.
1771
Not sure. But if you need this size you can use it obviously. I find containers these days are not so standard it is a chaotic environment guessing game.
809485
The size I ordered was probably too large to take on a job. If you order the correct size for a 20 oz or 16 oz bottle, it would probably work well. I need to order the next size smaller for my use. I'm not sure how you would keep the container from bouncing up and down with the jogging and if it would bother your rhythm. Sorry I'm not much help for your particular situation. I do like them to take on trips -- one with water and one with a bottle of ice to slowly melt and use throughout the day!
2073761
I use a 13 gal plastic 2X2 bag. It is a little big but I wrap it over the inside handle....not perfect but I love having a recycle "bin" next to the garbage.
849714
You will have 8-7/8 of an inch clearance from the top of the bottom shelve to the face of the bottom edge of the top shelve(height). You will have 14-7/16 of an inch from inside edge of support to inside edge of support(width). The measurements given are a bit reserved, your container should fit if it is 8-7/8 high X 14-7/16 wide X 17-3/8 front to back. Hope this helps...And by the way, this is a must have...much easier on the back when loading and unloading!
1576788
none by the company but you can purchase another brand of containers of your choice to fit
1965322
Well the dimensions say they are 19x15. So if the bags are meant to fit those dimensions, you'll be fine. From what I saw, Large should do the trick. Check these out:http://www.petflow.com/product/van-ness/van-ness-cat-litter-pan-liners?utm_source=amazonprods&utm;_medium=cpc&utm;_campaign=sc&scpid;=16&scid;=scsho6400481Also, there are some on Amazon that fit, like these:Van Ness DL715 PureNess Extra Giant Drawstring Cat Pan Liner, 15-CountAs long as the dimensions are roughly the same, the bag will fit. Hope this helps. Well the dimensions say they are 19x15. So if the bags are meant to fit those dimensions, you'll be fine. From what I saw, Large should do the trick. Check these out:http://www.petflow.com/product/van-ness/van-ness-cat-litter-pan-liners?utm_source=amazonprods&utm;_medium=cpc&utm;_campaign=sc&scpid;=16&scid;=scsho6400481Also, there are some on Amazon that fit, like these:Van Ness DL715 PureNess Extra Giant Drawstring Cat Pan Liner, 15-CountAs long as the dimensions are roughly... » Read More Well the dimensions say they are 19x15. So if the bags are meant to fit those dimensions, you'll be fine. From what I saw, Large should do the trick. Check these out:http://www.petflow.com/product/van-ness/van-ness-cat-litter-pan-liners?utm_source=amazonprods&utm;_medium=cpc&utm;_campaign=sc&scpid;=16&scid;=scsho6400481Also, there are some on Amazon that fit, like these:Van Ness DL715 PureNess Extra Giant Drawstring Cat Pan Liner, 15-CountAs long as the dimensions are roughly the same, the bag will fit. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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24x40x24 is accurate. These were so awesome for when I moved. Held a ton of my clothes, sturdy, and I even put my pillows inside since I had the extra room and I didn't have to show them in a bag. Lol. Great purchase - worth every penny. If I wasn't moving into a manhattan size apt in manhattan, I would've kept them. Recommended. Hands down. I hope this helped. Gd luck with your move :)
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I have both the medium and large containers. I am prettysure a quart of ice would fit in the medium ... for sure, it wouldin the large. Wish I had a quart of ice cream on hand, and I wouldbe able to tell you for sure. Take a look at the measurements andthat would probably help you.
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I bought the Cool Gear Collapsible Salad Storage Kit. Look it up on Amazon - you might be able to find the measurements so you can then shop for containers that size. My husband put the salad container on the top portion of the Picnic Time Pranzo. He can still fit more snacks up there and a few drinks on the bottom. He always puts in a frozen water bottle to chill his drinks. I think it fits plenty. Anyone saying it doesn't is simply putting in containers that are too big. The salad kit container is a decent enough size.
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You will need to make several measurements but the plastic material of the liner permits quite a bit of fudging. The liners dimensions are given and the bottom measurements are the critical ones. Check the bin that you are going to put the liner into to insure there is enough room to drop the liner in. My old bin was one inch wider and about two inches longer on the bottom. While it was a contractor type bin, it did NOT have the real quick rise in front. This wasn't a problem for me at all, it rides in even though it isn't an exact fit. I did NOT drill through the bottom of the liner to make it a permanent attachment with bolts. I found that the weight of the material in it will hold it. This also makes it very easy to remove the last portion of what you were hauling as you can lift the liner out and position it to dump the remainder that is in it. This keeps the liner available for mixing items with liquids as they will not leak out. Cleaning is just washing it down with the hose when done. My only regret is that I didn't buy it a couple of years ago when my existing bin began to rust through near the bolt assembly that permitted some of the transported material to leak out.
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Any standard size garbage bag will fit. Some will fit better than others. If the bag is too short to reach the full height of the container, it will just fill up faster. If the bag is oversized, you will waste some bag capacity. Unless you have a life-time supply of 13 gallon bags, the bag should not be of major consideration. You will be able to quickly discern what bag fits best.
625709
good question, but---there's no answer. None of the descriptions I've been able to find give sizes. Even tho the item supposedly would fit the space bags, it's really for canning. The space bags are really frustrating. Even using the hose on a vacuum cleaner for the "vacuum" part, but many of the bags still leak and have to be done over and over. Thought this gadget would do the trick, but it doesn't. Even ordered the Ziploc bags for the kitchen with the manual "vacuum" designed for them, but that doesn't even work well for the smaller bags and doesn't fit the space bags either. Wish I could give you a better answer or advice. I've wasted a lot of money on the space bags--about half of them work as advertised, so the rest are only good for a see-thru storage for items. Hope you have better luck.
22026
I would email Zero Waste Moving and ask them. Their customer service is fantastic and you will get the answer you need!
1458308
A large would probably be your best fit. However, Go to a local dive shop and try on a couple. That will give you an idea of what you will need. It can be a crappy thing to do to a small business owner so I always try to buy something I need for my gear bag. Just for letting me try one on.
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Go to the seals website and fill in the information and it will tell u the size u need