Keep everything neatly stored away with our great value 30 litre storage box. It's ideal for storing a variety of larger household items including cleaning products, books or kids' toys.
13 comments
proevo21
15 Jul 163#1
Thanks OP, will be useful to put all the HUKD "bargains" i have bought and not used.
kamenitzabrit
15 Jul 162#2
Not so sure this is a 'hot deal' - I've been buying 48L boxes at a tenner for 2 in a local shop, and they just fit under the children's beds, meaning no wasted space.
Depending on the exact size of these boxes and the space they are going to be put in, they might be much poorer value if you cannot get as much stuff into the same underbed or cupboard area - I bought locally so I could return the boxes unused if unsuitable.
Also - there are some boxes around half this size in a nationwide pound shop chain (forget the exact name), solid black with lids, which might be useful for some bits, as the clear plastic ones seem to be around 3 or 4 pounds each. The black ones are ideal for the hidden space behind the 48L ones under the beds in my flat, but obviously take precise measurements before buying,
AlbertoFrog to kamenitzabrit
15 Jul 169#3
Oh dear. I voted hot before realising that these would not be ideal for fitting under the bed in your flat.
guitaristanime to kamenitzabrit
15 Jul 16#6
Your children are very lucky to have so many possessions. I used to keep my things in a shoebox.
How can you poo poo a deal on here which is national and delivered, comparing it to a volumetric problem that is specific to you and solvable by using a local shop in YOUR area?
Arvind0007
15 Jul 16#4
Lidl Edmonton selling the 58L for £5. I got the Wilko 60L ones and they are good, but the Lidl ones are much more sturdy
Siddy
15 Jul 161#5
Got some last week and no issues with them, Going to order some more for garage storage to replace cardboard boxes from moving.
tallpete33
15 Jul 161#7
It is C&C, not delivered and I have seen similar in local homeware shops so it's an ok deal, not hot. Enough with the "I used to keep my things in a shoebox" too :disappointed:
ssc1
15 Jul 16#8
good timing thanks are these in store also ?
MrDan1680 to ssc1
15 Jul 16#9
I tried two stores near me, Preston and Bolton but both OOS. You may get lucky tho, ordered them for click and collect. No problem with that and ideal for what I needed.
Alloneword
15 Jul 16#10
I bought some of these of ebay the other and to be honest quality of the plastic was crap, way to thin any idea what these are like?
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mjl87
15 Jul 16#11
I find these boxes really useful and strong enough to use as storage in the loft. The 80 litre boxes often go on sale for £5 each.
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Depending on the exact size of these boxes and the space they are going to be put in, they might be much poorer value if you cannot get as much stuff into the same underbed or cupboard area - I bought locally so I could return the boxes unused if unsuitable.
Also - there are some boxes around half this size in a nationwide pound shop chain (forget the exact name), solid black with lids, which might be useful for some bits, as the clear plastic ones seem to be around 3 or 4 pounds each. The black ones are ideal for the hidden space behind the 48L ones under the beds in my flat, but obviously take precise measurements before buying,
How can you poo poo a deal on here which is national and delivered, comparing it to a volumetric problem that is specific to you and solvable by using a local shop in YOUR area?
All1
All1