Pioneer Jumbo Scrapbook Storage Box, Black, 14.75 Inch x 13 Inch x 3.75 Inch

Good sturdy quality box. I got it to store my 11x14 pictures in that I no longer want to put on the wall. It is a perfect size. The color is nice as well.

This is a great box to store my original artwork and prints

I have 3 very old books that needed to be stored in an acid-free box. I have no idea why these acid-free boxes are so expensive, but this one was $10 cheaper than the others. I was afraid this is going to be two too cheap to use, but it's decent enough. I don't think this is as heavy and reinforced on the corners as the others, which I believe have metal reinforcements, but this works fine for me. I don't plan on storing extremely heavy things in it. It is actually much more spacious than I imagined. So, I definitely would recommend this for photos, or in my case, very old manuscripts. That being said, I think all of these acid-free boxes are priced too high. But this is the most reasonably priced one I could find. Is there something in the acid-free process that should make it so expensive? I wonder 🤔. The only other thing I would say on this box, is that it has a metal name tag holder, but doesn't provide any inserts. That's just a strange thing to me.

I could have returned it, given that part of it was smashed in, but it still served its purpose more than well enough and the damage was only visible on one side.

Box is nice

Even if you live in a tiny house or live the minimalist lifestyle -- which I can't-- you still need a couple of *everything* boxes. These boxes are perfect for me because I save old tickets, posters, photos, and art from a couple of music scenes and LA history; I'm also needing to save medical papers that can't be filed yet. Another friend puts receipts in these, a designer friend puts fabric samples in them before organizing them into a sample book.Sometimes digital storage is not the best way.So I've been replacing broken much larger cardboard Ikea filing boxes with these for 2 years now. We have 6 of these in black. They have a useful metal frame for labelling. These look good, maybe even chic, but note they can **not** be stacked if they're just about full of magazines, paper or whatever . They aren't meant for that. They're slick, coated cardboard. Camera stores used to sell these for large-format photo prints in the Long Ago.Remember these are not plastic, not metal, not super heavy duty cardboard. So don't stack more than 2, don't put other stuff on top of them. Use them for half a ream of paper you can't get in the printer tray, 5 or 6 magazines, folded up socks, or an everything box, and all will be bueno.BONUS: We were sent the wrong color, a blue-grey, [I am so ****** sick of grey everything] instead of the black we ordered...but this turned out well; it became an opportunity to demo one of those two or three truly great things about Amazon. The next day, the very next day, a replacement box arrived!

Sturdy and well made

Attractive box, but for two problems, for me. The first issue (damage) which I did not notice until I unwrapped the box to use, which was unfortunately more than a month after it arrived. The lid had a tear in it's side, and the box area below that tear was crunched slightly. I dinged one star for that. Inspect this box within the return window and that may not be an issue for your (other than an indication of fragility).The second star-ding was that I could see fingerprints on the lid, just two hours after filling it and setting it near a light source. Where my fingers oily? Hmm, I hadn't noticed that they were. But given the price charged for one cardboard box, it would be nice if the exterior paper was textured, or otherwise less prone to show fingerprints.