The "on-hand" parts (and other stuff) situation in the garage is getting out of control - stuff is scattered everywhere. Part of the problem of forgetting that I have "it" someplace but can't remember where "it" is.
Since I have a virtual unlimited supply of HD boxes (close to 15/month) that my medical supplies are delivered in and these boxes just get thrown into the recycling, I thought I could put them to good use. The only problem was finding a way to be able to open and close them easily without preventing them from being stacked on a shelf. No tape, no folding the flaps, etc.
I was looking for something like string closures that come on those interoffice mail envelopes. Then I came across these. They're not cheap but being able to reuse boxes was the main objective.
www.boxlatch.com
Since I have a virtual unlimited supply of HD boxes (close to 15/month) that my medical supplies are delivered in and these boxes just get thrown into the recycling, I thought I could put them to good use. The only problem was finding a way to be able to open and close them easily without preventing them from being stacked on a shelf. No tape, no folding the flaps, etc.
I was looking for something like string closures that come on those interoffice mail envelopes. Then I came across these. They're not cheap but being able to reuse boxes was the main objective.
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Reuse your boxes. Box Latch™ Products are a Re-Usable alternative to tape, staples and bands that have traditionally been used to close cardboard boxes.
www.boxlatch.com
