ProPik Polyester Resistant Featuring Transparent Storage & Organization Review

works as it is supposed to. holds a one size wreath and if your smaller one fits on the side the larger one will fit (mine fits) 2. I cut open the shipping carton and reinforced the outer ring as per the previous review. If you don't understand that, you might not know how to buy a wreath storage bag like this. buy more.

There's nothing I don't like about this 30 inch wreath storage bin. Here's what fits in the container: 12 foot railing garland 18" wreath 24" wreath 6" large 8" ornaments 9 large Christmas stockings 9 small Christmas stockings Large hanging snowman 3" 4" long Christmas sprinkles (slightly curved) One some odd shaped embellishmentsAnd that's it, it closes without opening!

I love to decorate and have many wreaths for different seasons. This mount protects them from dust and dirt during storage. My only complaint is that they are too soft to fold. So I just cut tall strips of cardboard from the packaging boxes and glue them to the vertical sides of the holders. Voila. Now I can stack multiple wreath holders on top of each other without damaging the bottom wreath holder.

This is my first time using this type of storage container so maybe my expectations were too high. The plastic and material doesn't seem very strong, but the collar fits perfectly and is dustproof. The zipper is a little wobbly but works. I believe the utility would be better if there was an insert of very thick/durable cardboard on the bottom, sides and part of the top so they could be stacked without damaging the wreaths inside.

What I love about this wreath storage bag is that it has a see through top. I have a few wreaths and keep them in rigid wreath containers and some in ziplock bags like this one. I love hard sided wreath storage containers, but the price has gone up so much that it's no longer worth buying. I can buy a wreath from Valerie Parr Hill on QVC for about $100. 30 dollars. and then buying a rigid side wreath box for the same price or more is crazy. I will be buying more of these economical wreath bags…

I was hesitant at first although all the reviews were pretty good. I wanted a fabric wreath holder but as it wasn't the right size I needed I ordered 2 of these. So glad I did. I managed to fit 2 larger wreaths in one and 3 smaller wreaths in the other. Since there was extra space on the sides and in the middle, I added extra lights and extension cords. The holders have a nice zip closure, a handle for hanging or carrying, and a see-through top so you can see which wreath is inside. Judging by…

I have several styles of Wreath Storage Bags. For me, a totally clear plastic "window" is a must, which is why I love that the ProPik has it. As other reviewers have pointed out, the ProPik's rim is woven "plastic" rather than fabric, but I couldn't resist ordering a case to see if it would do the job. I gave it 5 stars mainly because at $2 less than the cheapest wreath pouch I could find it's definitely a good deal. But because it's a woven plastic, it doesn't feel or look as soft as more…

I have 2 Christmas wreaths that I made myself. The largest (with more depth) consists of Christmas baubles that protrude slightly from the foam ring to which they are glued. I first researched a wreath container with hard walls so they can protect the wreath from hitting things that would cause the balls to detach from the ring they are glued to, but I couldn't find a container that size find what i needed, so i ended up making backup. This 1/4 inch styrofoam wreath bag that you can find at any