How much space is there between trays (how tall a box can I put in the tray and not hit the next one?)
1035765
If you look at it from the side the lip of the top shelf bends down to the bottom shelf a bit forming an "L" shape on its side. Between the shelf and the opening is 3", but between shelves is 5".
1035766
The last tray is 4.5 inches and the second level from the bottom upwards is 5 inches....but because of the curve you may have to slide your box from the side....the top of the tray is open so hight is not a problem!
1035767
The shortest spot (at the back) is 4". You would have to slide it in from the side. To put your item in from the front, 2.5".
1582046
I would guess it's at least 2 1/2 by 2 1/2 but I could be off a bit. It does fit my invisallign with some extra space in there for it to move around. It's easy enough to fit both tray's with no problem. Hope that helps!
1826755
Rebecca O. The diameter (distance across) is 13 ", the circumference (distance around) is 42 ", the height depends on how many of the trays are used - with 5 trays the height is 10". I set it in a counter corner; therefore, it takes a square space of 13 " x 13 " of counter space. I hope that this helps to sufficiently answer your question.
1492865
I'll agree with the others as to measurement -- just a bit above 11 inches. Just as important, all three trays are the same size.
775852
Because there are a number of interior struts (a few meant to hold the organizing tray, or support the latch placement, or big ones to support the side handles) and strengthening spurs of plastic within the box, your interior dimensions get a little messed up. Roughly, it is a rectangle that is 24" long x 9 3/4" deep x 10" or so tall. Now, there are "pockets" of space on either side of the lost space for the handles that might mean you get 25" or so of length on the extreme front and back and a honeycombed lid interior means you might be able to stand something skinny up to 10.5" but for the most part, the above dimensions are accurate. Because there are a number of interior struts (a few meant to hold the organizing tray, or support the latch placement, or big ones to support the side handles) and strengthening spurs of plastic within the box, your interior dimensions get a little messed up. Roughly, it is a rectangle that is 24" long x 9 3/4" deep x 10" or so tall. Now, there are "pockets" of space on either side of the lost space for the handles that might mean you get 25" or so of length on the extreme front and back and a honeycombed lid interior means you might be able to stand something... » Read More Because there are a number of interior struts (a few meant to hold the organizing tray, or support the latch placement, or big ones to support the side handles) and strengthening spurs of plastic within the box, your interior dimensions get a little messed up. Roughly, it is a rectangle that is 24" long x 9 3/4" deep x 10" or so tall. Now, there are "pockets" of space on either side of the lost space for the handles that might mean you get 25" or so of length on the extreme front and back and a honeycombed lid interior means you might be able to stand something skinny up to 10.5" but for the most part, the above dimensions are accurate. « Show Less
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No, the box does not have a tray. No, there is not a good ledge or room to really set this box up for a full tray inside.
736901
With food inside? Not really...there is no way to lock the trays or lids into place...they all just sit loosely on the main body...if you keep the box you can easily move it from location to location.
76839
William. I am looking at mine now and I don't see how you can do that without overlap. The tray is approx. 30 inches long and the narrow part of the white board is 24 inches. However, if the overlap doesn't bother you it can certainly be mounted.
2170641
Don't try to use both trays at once. It seems to take at least 5 minutes (or more) per tray.
1884678
Not sure. It is packed away now but if I had to guess I would say maybe 15 inches wide and 3 foot long. Not big enough for a deli tray. It is more useful for bowls, condiments, drinks or maybe a small veg tray.
1998340
The tray under the grid is removable but not the grid itself. The crate is at my daughters where her pit bull uses it. I'd guess the space is about 1.75 - 2 inches. Her pit went through a lot of crates but has been in this one well over a year with no problems. See reviews though, they are very mixed but it has worked well for us.
1242205
You'll have plenty of room. From outside edge of one catcher (tray) to outside edge of the other catcher is 30.25 inches.
1366708
I wish I had an answer for you. A bigger tray may help???Take Care and good luck
1670817
i dont have the box in front of me but i dont think you can remove the trays. it is a good size box...fits alot. good price
1429517
No. The trays fit perfectly into the tin box and they're stacked. You have to take out each tray to see the next.
772783
I can also send you photos of the tray with a ruler on top of it so you can see the exact measurements. Let me know.
2079287
I don't have a number but the paper tray will accomodate a stack of paper approximately 5/8 of an inch high.