Is this sturdy, big enough,non leaking, to hold a dozen eggs and food items for a weekend camping? I had a hard side Rubbermaid one broke now I liked that lasted 7 years use but can't find one with interior big enough but not huge.
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Wouldn't use the product for cold storage for a weekend. Tight fit for even one persons foodstufs. Good for an overnight. I use mine on the road as I'm traveling and restock it as needed. It works great if you place a frozen bottle of water with your other goods. At the end of a long trip I find the frozen bottle still frozen and all the other food and drink cold as when I started. I like the product very much
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I can't answer that either. I will saw it is sturdy and has been perfect for my ten yr old and fits nicely in camping gear. Caught some nice catfish on iy.
2192993
Sorry I am not sure I do not use it to support more than eggs and veggies inside my trolly. It seems fairly sturdy I would think it would hold some heavy 3 ring binders.
948606
We use large eggs and they are just large enough. Extra large might not fit...the holders do seem to be on the smallish side.
248293
I'm not sure that 'sturdy' is the word I'd use, it is only held together by the two 'rack' pieces having some tension against the drip pan. One 'rack' piece has a notch so that the other fits in securely. While it isn't 'sturdy' per se, it is firm enough to be perfectly usable. I have never had issues with it collapsing when either placing a bird on or taking a bird off, nor any step in between. I would purchase it again. I hope this helps answer your question.
34485
It should be able to hold that. I had my crockpot and other small kitchen appliances stored in mine without any issue.
864002
I dint use the container to hold pet food, rather to hold bird seeds, but it hold the 50 pound bag I put in it. Hope this helps.
81091
There are two containers that have screw on lids with gaskets. I use those for things that might leak. The other three are just snap on lids and would probably leak if you used them for liquids. I have found that the top two are plenty of storage for my more soupy food items and I stick to drier things like cut up fruits and such with the other containers and just keep it upright. I haven't had a problem with leakage that way.
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I bought two Utenlid 4-tier stacked party last November and up until now, it's still okay. I think it just need proper handling and care to make it last longer. It is sturdy enough to carry cupcakes and canapes. When it comes to product guarantee - you have to ask the seller or distributor. The price is very reasonable..
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That lid is pretty tight, Rubbermaid is reliable, sometimes its a trip to open the 2 spouts. I can't make any guarantees about being on it's side since I've not tried it, you have to decide. FYI: it's a big carafe.
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I have carried a pie i left in a springform pan and the lid stayed collapsed. It really depends on how heavy it is but its pretty darn sturdy. I love that you can transport decorated goods without worrying theyll de crushed!
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I think it would be perfect for what you need. I am guessing but maybe a cup each. I am using it for jarred baby food for my grandson. It holds way more than he can eat. Hope this helps.
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This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine. This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine.
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I bought this to house my camp kitchen. It will hold a lot more than an average suitcase. You are right in that the sides are not very ridged. That is one downside. My camp stove did not fit in the smaller bottom compartment so I had to put it in the bigger compartment. I have a Coleman stove with one burner and one grill area. I used the bottom compartment for kitchen stuff. To make it ridged I used cardboard around the sides, top and bottom. I would say if you are looking for something with more ridged sides go with a suitcase ( or two). With this bag you have a little leeway because the sides are flexible. The sides will not hold themselves up. I bought this to house my camp kitchen. It will hold a lot more than an average suitcase. You are right in that the sides are not very ridged. That is one downside. My camp stove did not fit in the smaller bottom compartment so I had to put it in the bigger compartment. I have a Coleman stove with one burner and one grill area. I used the bottom compartment for kitchen stuff. To make it ridged I used cardboard around the sides, top and bottom. I would say if you are looking for something with more ridged sides go with a suitcase ( or two). With this bag you have a... » Read More I bought this to house my camp kitchen. It will hold a lot more than an average suitcase. You are right in that the sides are not very ridged. That is one downside. My camp stove did not fit in the smaller bottom compartment so I had to put it in the bigger compartment. I have a Coleman stove with one burner and one grill area. I used the bottom compartment for kitchen stuff. To make it ridged I used cardboard around the sides, top and bottom. I would say if you are looking for something with more ridged sides go with a suitcase ( or two). With this bag you have a little leeway because the sides are flexible. The sides will not hold themselves up. « Show Less
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YES and it is sturdy which was my only worry (I carry Nordic Ware and Tupperware heated). Every Sunday I drive about two hours each way to Grandma's taking my 2 big son's a big hot lunch that requires plenty of space that I truly appreciate Ms. Ray did allow for. It expands in height to 6 very flexible inches. It took me a week of investigating to finally find my "ideal" carrier that actually also feeds 3 quite well. It's worth the money and women like its "elegant" design. I believe it also carried a guarantee of sturdines but I misplaced it. A strong strap is a must and it is. Enjoy! YES and it is sturdy which was my only worry (I carry Nordic Ware and Tupperware heated). Every Sunday I drive about two hours each way to Grandma's taking my 2 big son's a big hot lunch that requires plenty of space that I truly appreciate Ms. Ray did allow for. It expands in height to 6 very flexible inches. It took me a week of investigating to finally find my "ideal" carrier that actually also feeds 3 quite well. It's worth the money and women like its "elegant" design. I believe it also carried a guarantee of sturdines but I misplaced it. A strong strap is a must... » Read More YES and it is sturdy which was my only worry (I carry Nordic Ware and Tupperware heated). Every Sunday I drive about two hours each way to Grandma's taking my 2 big son's a big hot lunch that requires plenty of space that I truly appreciate Ms. Ray did allow for. It expands in height to 6 very flexible inches. It took me a week of investigating to finally find my "ideal" carrier that actually also feeds 3 quite well. It's worth the money and women like its "elegant" design. I believe it also carried a guarantee of sturdines but I misplaced it. A strong strap is a must and it is. Enjoy! « Show Less
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I only buy extra large eggs and it works great. I also use it for mushrooms, and olives. Very sturdy and worth the price.
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Yes they are way sturdy. Get bubble wrap for the inside so your eggs won't rattle. So great for the cooler when camping. No broken wet eggs.