Stackable Lidded Drawer Boxes
Stackable Lidded Drawer Boxes
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One box, or a column of them, depending on how much you have to put away. The lids are what make it work: they sit flush and take the weight of the box above, so a stack stays square instead of sliding apart the moment you pull the bottom one out. Stack them four high on a desk or hide a single one in a drawer.
Each box is shallow, 19 by 20 by 8 centimetres, and that is deliberate. Deep containers turn into pits where the thing you want is always at the bottom under everything you do not. At this depth you can see the whole contents in one look and reach anything without excavating. It suits stationery, cables, cosmetics, first-aid odds and ends, craft supplies and small tools equally. Nothing needs a rummage, because there is nothing to rummage under.
Made from PP in yellow, green, blue and orange, sold as singles, three-piece sets or four-piece sets, and in mixed-colour sets if you want to code by category rather than by room. The colours are solid rather than translucent, so a stack on an open shelf hides its contents while the labels you add to the lids do the finding. Wipe clean.
- Material: PP
- Size: 19 x 20 x 8 cm per box
- Colours: Yellow, Green, Blue, Orange and mixed sets
- Sold as 1, 3 or 4-piece sets
- Lids let boxes stack without sliding
- Shallow depth keeps contents visible
- Care: wipe clean
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Size: 19 x 20 x 8 cm per box. Material: PP. Colours: Yellow, Green, Blue, Orange and mixed sets. Sold as 1, 3 or 4 piece sets. Care: wipe clean.

A Stack That Stays Square
The lids sit flush and take the weight of the box above, so a stack stays square instead of sliding apart the moment you pull the bottom one out. Stack them four high on a desk or hide a single one in a drawer.
Shallow So Nothing Gets Buried
Deep containers turn into pits where the thing you want is always at the bottom under everything you do not. At 8 centimetres you see the whole contents in one look and reach anything without excavating.
Four Colours, Or Code By Category
Yellow, green, blue and orange, sold singly or in three and four piece sets, with mixed colour sets if you want to code by category rather than by room. The colours are solid rather than translucent, so a stack hides its contents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do they stack without sliding?
Yes. The lid sits flush and carries the box above it, so the column stays square when you take the bottom one out. A stack that shifts every time you use it is why most stacking boxes end up side by side.
Why so shallow?
On purpose. At 8 centimetres deep the whole contents are visible in one look, so nothing gets archived by accident under everything else. Depth is what turns a box into a pit.
What fits in one?
Stationery and cables, cosmetics, first aid odds and ends, craft supplies and small tools. Each box is 19 by 20 centimetres, which is the footprint of a large paperback.
Can I see what is inside without opening them?
No, and that is deliberate. The colours are solid rather than translucent, so a stack on an open shelf looks tidy rather than showing its contents. Label the lids and the labels do the finding.
Single, set of three, or set of four?
Buy one first to check it fits the drawer or shelf you had in mind, then add the rest once you know the layout works. Mixed colour sets are the ones to take if you want to code by category rather than by room.