Large enough to store 200 block set of Lincoln logs?
805647
Suggest: find a cardboard box of similar dimensions and try to put your logs inside.
805648
Boy, it has been many years since I had any dealings with Lincoln Logs. I'm going to say it would be tight.
448919
probably yes. if it is just for transporting then i would say yes. if you used them to store heavy stuff and the box got damp, it might not hold up. i have them full of files, just like the picture, and they are absolutely strong enough for that use. i wouldn't hesitate putting books in these strong boxes. good luck! -s
575169
I am really not sure, but I would honestly think that firewood would be too heavy for this oversized storage box. It is best suited for storing cushions, pillows, table cloths, etc. for outdoor furniture. It is very spacious indeed and holds a lot of stuff.
907923
It's one big area. It could easily be divided if needed. Old records fit easily inside.
183954
Email Lincoln Logs corporate direct and ask them. You never know, they may actually have it available on their site. The only other way is to buy another set or one similar and set up town scenario.
386251
Yes. BUT this d&^n tool is so good, if it is too tall, build a larger storage unit! :-)
914031
Plenty of space. If you lay it flat and kick out the feet it should accommodate two foam boards.
1050349
I suppose so but it's a bit of an overkill for shoe storage. A smaller bookshelf and one not as deep might be better.
1365893
Use good stronger screws if you intend to put a lot of papers in it. Has a good rack for most anything.
241406
Got over a 100 on mine and it's less than half full. It will easily hold 200.
198044
The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or at least the 24x48 ones that I bought will, but with adequate support they are very sturdy. The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or... » Read More The grids should be sturdy enough to hold fairly light objects if they are stacked horizontally with cinder blocks between them. That is, I think they would work if I'm understanding what you are saying. (I made some bookshelves with boards and stacked cinder blocks when I was younger.) The cinder blocks will probably damage the finish on the Gridwalls, but that might not matter unless the chance of rust is a concern.If you are wanting to make some well-ventilated shelves to hold wet items or maybe potted plants or (??) then I think they should work well. They will flex slightly, or at least the 24x48 ones that I bought will, but with adequate support they are very sturdy. « Show Less
921138
That's plenty large enough. I use mine in a Costco Fire Pit set and they fit perfectly. I estimate that the largest logs are about 1 foot. They are really heavy and nice, much better than the cheap lightweight ones that came with the Pit.
1539192
It doesn't come with a lot of blocks and can't store a large amount. You may want to just buy a large Mega Bloks set.
1658030
probably not--it's a very thin material. if u plan on putting lots of tools in those drawers, it's feasible that the lining will tear.
1649921
I'm not sure exactly how much, but I have stored several fairly heavy cast iron pots/pans, glassware, etc. It feels very, very sturdy. If we're talking like 100+ lbs, I have no idea. For everyday storage, it should hold up very well!
1798775
It's pouring buckets here right now so I won't be able to get out there to measure but I would say pretty close to the stated size since the walls are only 1 inch thick. There is plenty of room for our chairs, snowblower, seeder, garden tools, power washer, yard games, rakes, shovels, and some smaller items. We also use the shelves which help immensely.
1836682
There is at least one inch deep (1") by nineteen inches wide (19") available for storage.