Any idea where to get narrow storage trays?

[spacey]

So, today being my one year vape-a-versary, it would be rude not to order myself a gift!

My mixing stuff is currently living in a variety of stacked shoe boxes and quality street tins. It's annoying me and looks messy - I hate having to pick up every single concentate bottle to see if it's the one I'm looking for (which is inevitably the last one I pick). I've spent hours and hours googling the best way to store it all - mini chest of drawers, plastic tool boxes etc - and have decided to go for a two storey roll top wooden bread bin and then get some narrow plastic/wood tray things that would fit side by side on the top shelf, and then syringes and other gubbins on the bottom (and room for any overflow of concentrate bottles...they just keep multiplying ).

Please please do any of you know where I can get plastic containers to fit my requirements?? Been looking for ages, the only ones I can see have lids. I just want some that are around 6cms in height, 25cm long and no bigger than 9cm wide so I can place a few of them side by side and just pull out one at a time and go straight to the concentate I need (cos I'm also planning on indexing them - yeh yeh I know this sounds completely over the top but it will make me happy!!). The space I have to play with is 25cm depth and 38cm width.

[charliehorse]

spacey Happy Vape-a-Versory

If you are struggling to find storage bins the right size without lids (you could just throw the lids in the bin)
why not try plastic troughs from a garden centre ? Lots of sizes but colours may be a bit limited.

[mowjo]

Spacey! I use these a lot, not the cheapest way but they have square sides so store side by side nicely,link

Mow,,,

[igual]

Well done on your vapeaversary hun

[lairey]

spacey, I have a load of these. No idea if they would work with your bread bin idea, but I keep mine stacked 3 high in my dining room dresser cupboard. The concentrates are grouped by type, eg beverages, tobaccos, additives, cream/custard/vanillas, etc and it works really well for me. The dimensions are in the link, but once filled with 10ml bottles, they are just under 10cm at the back.

Congratulations on your vaperversary!

[spacey]

Thanks everyone



lairey - they were what I was looking at originally, I don't think they'd work in the bread bin though, and I need the bread bin to keep stuff in the dark How can you stack them if they're slanted? Or am I being a bit thick!?

mowjo - The green ones look exactly the right size!! I now have to pester one of my friends to get some for me, as I'm the only person in the world without an ebay account!

[dave]

An alternative that might suit spacey are the profi-plus bins, near the bottom of the page here:

www.jodexhomestore.co.uk/storage-solutions-17-c.asp

If one of their packs of bins suits, you can avoid ebay (which also has various packs of these at siimilar prices)

[lairey]

Feb 1, 2015 17:52:25 GMT spacey said:

Thanks everyone



lairey - they were what I was looking at originally, I don't think they'd work in the bread bin though, and I need the bread bin to keep stuff in the dark How can you stack them if they're slanted? Or am I being a bit thick!?

mowjo - The green ones look exactly the right size!! I now have to pester one of my friends to get some for me, as I'm the only person in the world without an ebay account!

The underside of them is stepped too, so they actually stack together really well.  I'm having invalid image issues with the forum so can't upload a pic, sorry...

[spacey]

Feb 1, 2015 19:15:19 GMT lairey said:

The underside of them is stepped too, so they actually stack together really well.  I'm having invalid image issues with the forum so can't upload a pic, sorry...

Ahh I seeeee!! That makes sense

dave - Thanks, but these wouldn't work with my Bread Bin idea, which is a shame as I really like them. I need long trays sort of like a packet of Jacobs cream crackers