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Stacking Shelf Container 25
Snow Peak
Stacking Shelf Container 25
$111.96
Description

　　Rugged steel container for indoor/outdoor use

　　The Stacking Shelf Container 25 from Snow Peak is a rugged steel container for indoor or outdoor use, with 25 liters of carrying space and a unique stacking capability. Use it for stacking firewood, kitchen supplies, magazines, or anything else you need around your home, dorm, or campsite. The container folds open to increase carrying capacity for bulky items, and stacks when open or closed.

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Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Volume:
25 liters
Weight Capacity:
44 lbs (20 kg)
Weight:
7.9 lbs (3.6kg)
Dimensions:
20.5" x 12.8" x 8.2" (520 x 325 x 210 mm)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
UG-025G
Other Features:
- Locking mechanism holds container closed
- Folds open to increase carrying capacity
- Rubber stoppers on bottom for easy stacking
- Comfortable handles for carrying
- Stacks open or closed
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