Bankers Box0070205 STOR/FILE Storage Box, Legal, Locking Lid, White/Blue, 4/Carton

Great for storing those "Last Year" Files. Easy to Assemble.... Hold up well.....

These are sturdy boxes and stack easily. I have to keep lots of paper copies and these boxes help me to store them effectively.

Product was sturdy and very easy to assemble. Holds lots of weight.

I have been replacing all of my old cardboard Christmas ornament boxes with these. (I save the separation inserts from the old boxes) We used them in work to store years of old required hard copy files and records . they were stacked very high and never failed. they are very good protection for the decorationsI do not like the heavy very hard plastic containers they sell now that in themselves break delicate ornaments.

Better price than the big box office supply stores. But they are just cardboard boxes.

Easy to assemble, good construction. Not necessarily stackable once filled.

Almost everything about these boxes is incredibly poor, aside from the size. The description of "medium duty" leads me to believe that these might have been double layered cardboard, but instead it's just a single thin sheet of corrugated cardboard, the durability of which is so low that in the process of folding the box into place, almost every flap or tab buckled or bent in a way it shouldn't have, resulting in uneven, lumpy boxes that I don't feel comfortable stacking on top of one another when full of documents.The "fastfold" feature these boxes proclaim to have only assists in causing the cardboard to buckle all over the place as you fold the bottom in place. The second flap that folds down to help 'secure' the bottom of the box doesn't lock in place by any means, and instead sticks up partway, meaning you have to weigh down the bottom before you start stacking anything inside. Folding the handles in caused the cardboard to bend and buckle in many places, even using both hands to fold them in. The tabs meant to hold the handles in place are so short that most of them just bend to the side and don't lock the handles at all.Three of the four boxes I got bent in places they shouldn't have when assembling, or wouldn't bend properly in places they should have, resulting in uneven boxes. All four have really lumpy, uneven handles because of the cardboard itself buckling all over. I'd strongly suggest looking for a different brand of boxes if this is what you get for your money.

CONS: These boxes are clearly advertised (I copy and paste this from the product description on 01/17/2021) as "15 x 10 x 24". In truth, they are actually as follows: WIDTH OF BOX WITH LID= 15.875", WIDTH OF BOX BASE (no lid)= 15.5", HEIGHT OF BOX WITH LID=10.25", and the LENGTH OF BOX WITH LID= 25.375". Why is this a problem? When you have a shelf that will take 30.125" of container width between the vertical uprights and 21" of containers between the horizontal supports, one can delightfully fit FOUR 10x15x24" boxes in such a space, two wide stacked two high. However, when said boxes are actually 15.875" wide with their lids on or off, two will NOT fit side by side. So, I went from having a box that was IDEALLY sized to maximize the cube utilization of the shelf space to one that clearly does not. I'm glad I only bought 4 of these to test the accuracy of the write up. If they were actually the size that was advertised, I could use 96 of these boxes. As is, they simply waste too much shelf space to buy more than a few.PROS: Very study, easy to build, should stack well (sadly OUTSIDE my shelves). If you have a stacking application or your shelf constraints are wider than mine, these should work fine, but do NOT trust the dimensions in the write up, they're just flat wrong.