The best storage boxes I have found on the market today. We have been filing away company documents for over twenty one years using this boxes. Try them you will agree.
The 10-pack was on a very good sale when I bought them and I'm generally happy with the purchase. These are not worth their regular price. The specs say the box can hold 200 pounds. Well that's only if you use the whole 10-pack and fairly evenly distribute the 200 pounds among the boxes. I estimate that the handles would almost certainly give way with anything over 50 pounds in the box -- and that weight would have to be well-distributed to keep from buckling the bottom when you pick it up by the handles. I did not attempt a destructive test but I did partially buckle one with just a 16-lb bowling ball inside (weight was not well distributed). But 200 pounds per box? No way unless you put them onto a pallet with a solid plywood top then fill them without bulging out the sides. By the way you'll need a fork lift to move the pallet around so you can partially unload the boxes before trying to lift them by the handles. I think 30-35 pounds well distributed is a practical hand-carry limit. And don't ever get these light-duty boxes wet or you'll be dealing with cardboard mush. I keep them moderately loaded with files and magazines and very dry so all is well so far.