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RE: I've used that box recently...

Posted by user510 on July 9, 2017 at 17:27:31:
having just moved. This box is extra strong and of a size that will work with records and also with books and anything else of a suitable size. I bought a number of these and other boxes you can find at Walmart last May in order to move out of the Seattle area. Prices are about as cheap as can be found in a brick & mortar.

However most of my records were already stowed in Bags Unlimited Lp boxes, so I used the Duck boxes for other stuff, like books & misc other heavy items.

It looks like a good choice to me. Duck boxes, when you pick the heavy duty ones, tend to be strong. I like them.

Btw the Bags Unlimited Lp boxes survived the move well. And they were handled by hired help who were not record collectors. moving out of a 3rd story flat and into another 3rd story flat. Lots of stairs! Which is why I hired those guys.;-)

-Steve