Christmas Ornament Storage Box for 64 Balls with Zip Lid, Folds Flat

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A zip-up storage box with its own divider grid, built to hold 64 Christmas balls in 64 separate cells, four layers of sixteen, so not one of them rolls into another on the way back to the closet. The walls are frosted and see-through enough to show what is inside, the lid zips shut against dust, and when the box is empty it folds flat.

No newspaper. No tangle of baubles at the bottom of a tub. Lift the lid next season and they are sitting exactly where you left them.

Every ball in its own square

The usual way to pack a tree is a plastic tub and some tissue paper, and by the third year the bottom layer has paid for it, because a loose ball rolls into its neighbor every time the tub is carried, tipped or set down a little too hard. Inside this box the dividers make a grid of sixteen open cells on each of four layers, and each layer sits on its own flat sheet. One bauble goes in each square and stays where you put it, with nothing loose to knock against it.

The cells take round ornaments up to 3.15 inches across. The dividers also lift out, and with the grid removed the same box holds a string of lights or the odd-shaped decorations that never fit a cell.

You can see what is in it without opening it

The walls and lid are a frosted waterproof vinyl, and the colors of the baubles show through as soft shapes behind the grid. On a shelf of storage boxes that is the difference between knowing which one holds the gold set and unzipping all of them to find out. Red binding runs along every edge, so the box is easy to spot in a garage or under the stairs.

The lid zips round on three sides with two zip pulls and folds back along the fourth, so the whole top layer is open at once, and a second zip runs round the base. Close them, and dust and damp stay outside. A short red handle on each side lets you carry it with both hands, level, which is how a box full of baubles wants to travel.

Flat for the rest of the year

Once the tree is dressed, the box is empty and in the way. This one folds down into a flat square that slides behind the other boxes on a shelf or under a bed until the decorations come down again. A rigid tub takes up the same room full or empty, and that is most of the year.

At 11.8 inches on every side, it sits comfortably on a closet shelf beside the rest of the holiday storage. It comes singly or in packs of up to six. A tree with more than 64 ornaments simply takes two. And every ball goes back exactly the way it came out.