What keeps it from collapsing if it doesn't have stuff in it?
1075513
The walls of the tote are stiff, probably with a heavy-weight, but pliable cardboard. I am very happy I bought this tote. It can be made to one compartment, 2 compartments, 3 compartments or all 4. And it has handles if needed. No straining and reaching far into the cargo area, no loose cans of food rolling all over the place. Very good quality. No disappointments, no regrets here.
1075514
I'm not sure, but it is very durable with inserts that snap in place and stays in place. I would definitely buy it again.
1075515
The center divider is rigid and when it snaps to the sides it says up. This also allows you to unsnap one side for larger items but keep smaller squares as well.
1075516
Great question. It has 'snap-in' dividers. Also the sides are firm. It has two handles that I've used to carry groceries into my home. I recommend it as one of the best trunk dividers I've seen.
1075517
This item is very durable with inserts that simply snap in and holds itself in place. It's not thin and flimsy at all so it just stays in place until you collapse it.
1075518
The walls are made of something tougher than the floor of the container. It keeps its own shape. The divider inside also gives it extra support.
2222845
It does not collapse. It comes delivered in one piece. Very sturdy and well made.
2050496
There is a transparent cover. The box us completely enclosed. Nothing will fall out!
1900333
it won't collaspe from the top.lt has to be pushed together from the sides to fold in.
933999
That's one of the only downsides. It doesn't collapse. You would have to take it apart to transport it in anything smaller than a truck.
1515671
I'm pretty sure they don't (not at home to test it). They fold from the sides if I remember and there is a piece that allows them to stay open upright because the stiff bottom keeps the sides open. If you didn't have that to keep the sides open, they would collapse again. I can verify when I get home if you feel you want me to make sure but I'd argue no given what I remember about setting them up.
863897
theres nothing to keep it latched, but the way the box is built it does stay closed. I was sad at first too when I realized there was no velcro, but ive put this through its trials, loose in a backpack bouncing around and it has yet to open up or anything.
1968321
You need something to hold it down otherwise it will tip over. If you move it indoors you could always lay something over the frame to keep it from moving such as cat litter bags etc
1603603
It folds up rather loosely because of the nature of the material. Placing it in a plastic bag or some other type of storage container would be necessary for it to remain folded compactly.
1579621
Micro packer refers to its size. Not meant to collapse. It does not say anything in its description regarding "collapsing "?
1741231
I maintains its shape whether it is full or empty. You can probably flatten it down and keep it bungeeied down if you want, but I never did. I ride my ATV hard and it did not come loose and malfunction in any way. Great Value if you do not want to pay the high cost of hard shell cargos.
1535449
mine just collapses on itself and I fold the sections one way and then the other and use the strappy thing (great description) to hold it into a flat shape.
1865529
There are straps inside the bag to secure the contents, but once you remove the air with the vacuum cleaner hose, there really isn't a need to "tighten" anything up... the bags are very tight and secure. I highly recommend this product... it's a sturdy, quality bag.
857388
It stays open but there are tea to fold it up if you want to. But that does take some effort. It will not collapse on its own.
1408625
Well, it lays flat when empty probably not too much space, you could fold it in half and/or mash it down, its just rubber like stuff
386053
The interior top and bottom are covered in foam rubber. There is exposed metal around the edges where the top and bottom meet, but I'm assuming once closed the safe contents are encompassed by the foam and won't shift to come in contact with the metal sides. When closed, my items don't rattle around.
49686
The only way I can see that it can break down is by taking the corners off. But if you don't mind disassembling it, that would allow you to store it mostly flat.