Storage
IRIS 35-Quart Letter/Legal Plastic File Box with Latching Lid — Navy/Gray
Product description
Proudly manufactured in the United States, this 35-quart letter/legal plastic file box comes with a snap-on lid secured by two sturdy buckles. The kit includes the bin itself plus the latching lid designed to keep contents contained and shielded from dust and debris.
Constructed from a clear, high-grade plastic that is BPA-free and acid-free, the box provides full visibility of what’s inside so you can spot documents and supplies without opening the lid. A convenient pull handle located along the bottom edge makes it simple to slide the box out of tall shelving or deep cabinets. The design is tapered so units can nest inside one another when not in use to save storage space.
Use these containers to keep letter- and legal-size paperwork, craft materials, seasonal garments, media or household goods organized and accessible. External dimensions are 48.5 cm L x 38.1 cm W x 29.2 cm H, with internal dimensions of 35.6 cm L x 29.2 cm W x 26.9 cm H, making them suitable for a variety of shelves, closets and storage areas.
Pros
- Clear walls for instant content recognition
- Stackable and nestable to maximize space
- BPA-free and acid-free plastic with latching lid
Cons
- Bottom handles can be flimsy and detach
- A small portion may arrive cracked
- Not built for heavy-duty or rough use
VerdictThese 35-quart file boxes are a practical, American-made option for organizing documents, craft supplies, seasonal items and small household goods. The transparent walls make contents visible at a glance and the latching lid keeps items enclosed and dust-reduced. They stack neatly and nest when empty to save room, and the built-in bottom pull handle helps with access from high shelves. Expect ligh
Reviews
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Michael Kearney 5/5
Handy for Small Bits
Perfect little boxes for organizing small items.
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ismene amairani 5/5
Very Useful Purchase
We use them for a variety of things; the transparent sides make it easy to find contents at a glance.
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Grandmatoby 5/5
Stacks Neatly, Lids Snap Securely
Fit my shelving unit and are easy to close. Big enough to hold miscellaneous items yet light enough to move when full. Good quality; I'd buy again.
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Bernell Everett 4/5
Smaller Than Expected
They were more compact than I anticipated and felt a bit undersized for the money. That’s my main issue.
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Marissa Greenhoe 3/5
Solid for Organization; Some Flaws
They make keeping things orderly simple and stack efficiently. The clear sides help identify contents and the size is practical. A few arrived cracked and some handles weren't snug.
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Wayne 4/5
Functional but Flimsy Handles
Bins do the job, but the handles feel cheap and can detach. I'm giving four stars because they hold things well, just be cautious about handle durability.
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shelly peabody 5/5
Quick Resolution from Support
I ordered more and three of six lids were damaged on arrival. Customer service promptly sent replacement lids. The boxes are a good size for DVDs and similar media, and the support team was responsive.
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Jim 5/5
Useful for Light-Duty Organization
Works well if you don't expect heavy-duty performance. I use them to keep toiletries, medicines, accessories, ties and CPAP parts. They aren't built for rough handling or heavy loads — the latches are modest and the plastic won't handle serious abuse. The size fits my closet space and the lids nest when not in use.
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Shelli 5/5
Ideal Top-Shelf Size
Fits well on a high closet shelf. Light enough to lift and still roomy for keeping items. I'd recommend them.
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RoadsGuy 5/5
Simple and Useful
Holds lots of small bits and helps keep them organized.
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Ivy Reisner 5/5
Great Size for a Portable Craft Kit
They stack and lock, and I use one as my portable 'nest' while working from home — projects, tablet, phone and supplies all go in one box. It even holds large crochet blankets and yarn with room to spare.
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Abdulrahman 1/5
Arrived Damaged
Most of my set arrived broken; only one of the six was in good shape.
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NN 2/5
Handles Won't Stay Attached
The handles keep detaching when I lift them. The idea looked good on paper, but I'm already dreading retrieving things because I'll likely have to reattach handles repeatedly.
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