DIY Large Fun Box

Easy to wipe down. I put stickers on mine with no problem. It does jangle a little when you carry it. It’s spacious enough for a full lunch and a few snacks. I take it to work 12 hour shifts and have no problems with it, as well as still having enough room to eat out of it.

Nice Product to store various items. Gauge is slightly thin (not the gauge we had in the 50's and 60's),so be careful in handling, etc. I'm thinking of buying another one in the future. Product arrived in perfect condition, and on time. Thank You!

This lunchbox was delivered in an Amazon bag and not in a box so when it arrived the lid was a little bent apart from the lunchbox. The metal is not too thick so I was able to adjust the lid back so it was able to close afterward. Overall it's not a strong, heavy duty, lunchbox but it works for my project.

I used this for a construction worker theme. I was able to add my own decals so that it would match my other colors. Quality was good for what I needed it for.

Excellent size perfect for my needs

Works well

Not sure if it was from shipping or manufacturer, but the item has dings and scratches.

The latch, handle, and hinges are kept in place by a simple metal tab inserted in a slit, cut into the material, and bent to fasten it in place.My latch was fastened improperly.Too high = The box would not close all the wayToo far off center = The box had to be stressed to ensure the latch would catch.This meant the top was wobbly when the latch was closed. I say ''closed'' for lack of a better word as there was about 1/8th of an inch of space to cover for the lid to be able to close completely.I have removed the bottom portion of the latch and will refasten it with cement putty, as cutting new slits will overlap the old slits, and its not worth returning.Everything else was as expected. The quality is certainly not the same as the lunchboxes you may remember from the 1980's - 1990'sThe metal is definitely thinner and more apt to bend and crease. Certainly a great deal more substantial than an aluminum can, but a little less substantial than the highest quality cookie tins you see around Christmas time.One could easily deform this thing by squeezing it with their bare hands.