Flat Sided 3 Tier Plastic Drawers

This box will hold 3’x 4’ photographs. It is on the expensive side but is WAY less expensive than the flat file blueprint drawers! I am quite happy with it and it was delivered promptly as is always the case with B&H.

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

It's double sided. You use one side on the mat and it's easy to take out the plastic cover. It's very sticky.

Round, flat, clean, two sided landing pad with a carrying case. What's not to like? Collapses just like any regular lighting reflector and stows nicely in the included bag. Also has relatively stout spikes for anchoring. All in all, a good buy and functional.

The only ones I buy because the plastic'stoo thin in competing products.I much prefer the single sided ones you used to make, and wish you would make them available again.

I've used these double sided ProSleeves for years to store my thousands of CDs. I remove the CDs from their plastic cases and place them into the ProSleeve along with the CD insert(s), which usually fit quite nicely in one of the two pockets. I can store almost three times the amount of CDs in Case Logic's 60CD nylon case by using the ProSleeves.

3 items that do the job.

The upper and lower sections seem to be made of robust, reinforced resin. The upper flat section has two metal, angled struts secured with two screws each that run along its length to reinforce it further. The vertical supports are made of plastic and are indistinguishable from the supports from common plastic shelving. The wheels are attached by pushing their pins through holes in the bottom tray, where their retaining rings ultimately secure them. Two of the wheels have locks on them and all four of them pivot. The entire cart is ultimately held together by friction and gravity, but it does not come apart when crossing rough floor transitions. All 8 of mine now have plywood caps and power tools bolted to them. The modifications were easy to make and the carts are holding up well under use.

This was the answer to my quest for a strong, maneuverable flat screen mount. It is all metal except for a small plastic cover to hide the screws. It was very easy to install.

Very well balance even with big mic , please stick some soft plastic under the foot or it may rock a little when the floor not so flat enough