Can this bin hold typical cereal boxes? One of my typical cereal box measures 7-3/4 x 2 x 11-1/4. I did not know the 8 inch is inside measurement.
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i would have to measure it. I use them for puddings and bagged nuts, etc. I can measure tomorrow if you would like.
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The actual measurement of the bin inside is 7 3/4". The bottom of the bin has a rounded edge bringing that measurement to slightly more than 7 1/2". This bin is not going to meet your needs.
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Hi, David E. I'm not sure if I can answer your question of will it fit into another box. I can give you the measurements I just measured with a cloth measuring tape. It is as accurate as I can be but certainly not exact. I measured the lid and outside of the box is 16 1/4" L x 11 3/4" W x7" deep. Inside is 13 1/2" L x 9" W x 6 1/2" D at the bottom, slightly bigger at the top inside at 14 3/4" L x 10 1/4" W still 6 1/2" D. There is a 1 1/4" difference between the bottom of the container and the slightly larger top of the inside of it because it indents slightly as it goes down. Your box to fit into it is 14 x 18 x 8. This one is 16 1/4 from left to right and 11 3/4 from your forward outstretched arm to your body and of course 7" deep. So do with that what you can. That's as close as I can come to explaining it. It is a nice container. I only keep papers and odds and ends in it and it fits appliance manuals in it perfectly.
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It can but not with the box in it. I just empty the cereal into the container.
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Since a 9 X 13 = 117 and a 12 X 18 = 216 you can see that two boxes of mix will fit very nicely, indeed. We use the larger size frequently and are always pleased with the result........Jack
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It is about 10.5" tall and about 5" wide and will hold a large box of cereal and on the end it some what has a handle to grip I really like these I got them in the three pack and very pleased. I hope this helps..
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Large bin: External dimensions: 11 5/8 x 15 3/8 x 4 3/4 inches. Internal: 10 1/2 x 14 1/4 x 4 1/2 inches Small bin: External: 11 5/8 x 7 5/8 x 4 3/4 inches. Internal: 10 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches. The bins also have a slight taper from top to bottom. So the internal dimensions of the bottom are a little smaller.
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Yes, the dimensions are correct. But if you are planning on keeping it in the cupboard, it won't work. The top pops up so you can put the dirty litter in the container and you will need 28" to use it.
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It holds 142 ounces and since 8 ounces = 1 cup then it stands to reason that this container would hold 17.75 cups. I can usually fit almost three boxes of cereal in one of these if that helps.
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The boxes are about half an inch shorter in the bottom than on the top. The internal and external dimensions do not differ much as the walls are not fairly thick. Excuse me, I cannot measure. I think the cards can definitely be fit in.
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Other types of blocks will fit into this bin! It's not compartmentalized so even mega blocks will fit inside.
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We actually use two of these plastic bins as "liners" in a double-bin tilt-out wooden recycling unit that we purchased from JC Penney. The two aren't made to go together but we wanted something removable to keep the white interior of tilt-out bins clean. The two tilt-out spaces are each 12" square x 26" high, and the whole unit about 30", or counter height. If you want to use these bins in a fixed cabinet, you'd probably need 13" of width, a couple feet of height. No doubt Rev-A-Shelf also makes a pull-out metal shelf that would hold one or two of them firmly in place.
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Well the inside dimensions will roughly be the same as the outside since this is a rectangle box. "Give or take a few inches"
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The inside dimension is exactly or just a shade under 8.5". An 8.5"x11" piece of paper fits, but since cardboard is thicker, it might not fit flatly.
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Correction. The width is 10 7/8". I went by the 10" figure and drawers will not fit in my 10 1/2" cupboard! I overlooked the manufacturer's dimensions in the description. They are correct. Now I have to ship this back and start over.
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If you have the old bin, measure it at the top length and width, and don't forget the total heigth, so it can fit into the cabinet. All of the box store trash cans were too tall for our cabinet. I'm thinking that would be the most critical measurement.
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Atleast 2 of the normal size boxes ! Not the family size the normal cereal box !
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With the box, facing you as seen in the picture, the box holds 4 x 6 cards. If you wanted to do 5 x 8, you would have to use the box with the side of the box, as the front. Using it in the latter way, the 5" comes a little over the top of the box, and will not close tightly, as when using it with 4 x 6 cards.