Frost Free Upright Freezer 5 Built In Shelves

We recently bought a commercial freezer for our garage. We needed to find a way to organize packages of various items we keep there. The Half Milk Crate is a great size for this. It's tall enough to contain most of the packages of frozen vegetables and bread that we make. The height allows us to move the shelves a bit closer together, adding an additional shelf to the freezer. In my picture the top crate is the half crate, the bottom is a full size milk crate. We will use the full size for the freezer bottom, but the shelves will use the half crate size. The light and sturdy half crates are easy to pull out and get to your items. They are just the right depth for the freezer to allow air flow.

5 stars.

5 Stars, no need to say anything else.

5 Stars.

Wow, resolution to spare. I've been using a couple of D750s for a few years and decided to upgrade. I shoot mostly events and products. For the events, I go for expressions and action, and don't pay a lot of attention to exact cropping. I do that in post. With the 750's I had some headroom to work with, but sometimes I'd end up with grain due to enlarging too much. With the 850, with 45megapixels to play, I'm getting amazing resolution without losing anything. With the D750's, like most digital cameras, if you over exposed, you're hosed. While I try to underexpose slightly, with the 850, it seems more forgiving when exposing hot. Bringing up detail from the depths is also great. Overall, I probably use less that 5% of its built-in capabilities, but that 5% has take my images to a new level. My only gripe is the two different memory cards, CF and SD. I shoot duplicates in case of card failure. If the SD fails, I'll have to use an external card reader (my laptop has a SD reader built in). But, despite this, it's my new #1 body.

These stands are built with quality and are very strong. Legs spread wide enough that keep it upright even at 12 feet high. Leveling leg is a must for uneven surfaces.

At first I baulked at the high price, especially for a stand. But, if you want the upright (or flat!) interaction with your tablet you pretty much need this. Its extremely sturdy, feels well built, and hides all of your wires very well (runs them internally). If you are buying the cintiq I would pretty much consider this a necessity, otherwise your back is going to hurt from staring down as the built-i nstands on the cintiq itself are not really sufficient for a good workflow.

5 star product.

5 in 1, the only way to go. Folds up easy.

5 Stars. It's what we needed.