Review on Black Plastic Short Comic BIN: Efficient Storage Solution for Comics by Carri Taylor

Before I start the whole review I would like to first warn everyone who is ordering this. box, and when you hear something rattling, stop and open a page. If you look inside the box you will see layers of plastic sheeting from the disassembled box. There is a gap in the middle between the two plastic parts, these are the doors. sidebar. Grab the door and shake it back and forth to see if it has come loose from the hinges. If it's intact, close the box, open the other side and do the same check. inside of the loops. This saves you the time and hassle of taking everything out of the box and finding it damaged so you can return it quickly before it's too late. In the event that you've ordered multiple boxes and don't have time to collect them all at once, this is a quick test to see if you need to return them. Summary: The build quality is excellent. Lightweight and durable despite being advertised as thin. The flexibility of the plastic helps protect it from excessive stiffness and easy cracking. I don't know why so many people had trouble building it. I have mechanical training so I'm used to collecting things. Generally just connect the plastic connectors. This is done in minutes. You also don't have to glue it to hold it together. For a more detailed review read on: Despite what I read in many other reviews, I decided to order it and see for myself how it was. The construction is very solid and appears to hold up to years of use. Reviewers said it's flimsy and cheap. It doesn't look like it. It appears that BCW used some type of polypropylene plastic due to its semi-rigid state and lightness. It also doesn't retain moisture, so your comics won't be ruined. Other types of plastic have to be made thicker, adding weight and storage space. Although I think part of the problem with boxing is that BCW didn't put any material between the two doors which resulted in the doors rattling too much in transit which probably caused the broken hinges. Home use I think it will be fine but if they send out the constant vibration and move the boxes it will be enough to damage the hinges, if you've ever seen an Ace Ventura launch you know what I mean . I will take up this topic. to BCW as they seem to listen to customers' opinions. In previous reviews, people have complained that there were no instructions. The instructions were later placed in the box. Other complaints were with the separators that there is only one in the kit. I think the purpose was to have a divider to keep your comics in when the box isn't completely full. .In order not to share all kinds of comics that you have, you can easily make something for it yourself. BCW also states that you can safely attack them up to 6 crates high. Maybe yes, but its height is about 6 feet. . If it is not kept in a safe place out of the reach of children etc. there is a risk of someone trying to climb your tower. All in all, I would definitely recommend this product over cardboard boxes. While there's nothing wrong with that, would you rather store your investment in a cheap box or plastic safe? 4 stars because I have to spend my time returning a whole bunch of damaged ones.