Hi All,

We are now making tools for a plastic box as an alternative for the fold-up cardboard boxes used for transporting and storing of individual minerals, gems and fossils. These new Plastic Storage boxes will also double as as stand for your minerals at shows or in your home.

There will also be an optional extra acrylic sheet available for each of the boxes.

There would be several benefits with these new boxes.

Benefits:

1. The current price would a little more expensive.
2. They are more durable.
3. Originally made in black or white.
4. You would not have to fold them. Just set them out in your flats.
5. You may adhere specimens to them or use the optional extra acrylic sheet.
6. Theyare neater than the folded boxe. Folded boxes tend to crease on the fold line and can look untidy.
7. Labeling specimens could be easier.
8. Turn them over and you have a stand for your minerals.
9. They can be made in different colours.

Possible Disadvantages:

1. They take up more storage room when empty.

2. If you can think of any other disadvantages that may arise, please let me know.

3. Slightly more expensive.

If you are a user of the fold-up cardboard boxes, please fill in the form and forward us the information (or click the link FILL IN THE FORM) as follows:

1. What size boxes do you use? Please list all sizes.

2. How many of each size would you use annually? Approximately.

3. How deep do you prefer the boxes to be? eg. 37 mm x 37mm x 17 mm

4. What sort of finish would you like to see on the box?

5. What quantity do you buy of each size at a time?

Even if you are only using small quantities we would still like to know the quantity of each that you may use annually.

Please copy and paste the questions into an email and place your answers beneath question.

To avoid congestion in the group, I would be grateful if you will please send your answers to: sales@openallday.com.au

Alternatively, we have provided an interactive form. If you wish to use the form, please click on the link below.

FILL IN THE FORM

Thank you.

Best Regards,

Gerald Pauley