3 L Plastic Bread Box with Stacking Bar Lid for Counters

Baladi bread goes into a plastic bag on the counter and comes out sweating by morning, hard by the second day. The bag is half the problem; the pile of other bags beside it is the rest.

What Are the Key Features of This 3 L Bread Box with a Raised Stacking Bar?

• Red, not beige - the box is opaque, so its colour is the whole of what your kitchen sees, and a red one on a beige counter is the box everybody can find without asking. Beige and grey are on the same listing if you would rather it disappeared.
• A raised bar across the lid - it holds a tray, a bag or a jar from sliding off the top, and it gives a second box something to seat against, so two of them stack in one footprint instead of taking two.
• 3 L of closed space - more than two loaves inside with room left for rolls, muffins or tins, which covers a family's bread for a couple of days.
• Wipes out and cannot rust - a soapy cloth and a minute of drying, against a steel bin that freckles where kettle steam settles or a wooden one that holds the smell of the last loaf.
• It does not have to hold bread - closed, opaque and easy to carry, it takes biscuits and snacks in the kitchen, screws and tape on a workshop shelf, or things you want out of sight in a bedroom or bathroom.

Where Can You Use This Bread Storage Box?

• On the kitchen counter, with the loaf out of the bag it came home in
• On top of the fridge, where the raised bar keeps a tray or a jar from sliding off
• Stacked two high in one footprint instead of two
• On a workshop shelf for screws and tape
• In a bedroom or bathroom for anything you want closed and out of sight

Why Choose Plastic Over a Steel or Wooden Bread Bin?

• Red, in a kitchen where everything is beige - the body is opaque, so its colour is all your kitchen sees, and everyone learns the bread lives in the red one.
• Wipes out and cannot rust - steam settles under a steel lid and freckles it within a season, and wood drinks the smell of the last loaf.
• A raised bar across the lid - it stops a tray or bag sliding off the top and lets a second box seat on it, so storage grows upwards.

Details

Material & Build

• Plastic body, opaque - it does not dent when a child drags it off the edge, and it is light enough to lift down one-handed while your other hand is holding the loaf.
• Flat lid with a raised retaining bar - boxes stack on each other.
• Replacement window: 14 days for damage not caused in use, under the manufacturer's replacement policy.

Dimensions

• Check the height you have under the wall cabinet and read the proportions off the photographs before you clear a space.

Colours

• Red on this listing - beige and grey are on the same listing if you would rather it disappeared.

Care

• Wipe out and dry.

Specifications