HOMELUX THEORY 8pcs Hard Shell China Storage Containers, Mug Storage, Wine Glass, Utensils, & Plate Storage Containers with Lid, Heavy Duty Dinnerware Storage for Packing Plates, Glassware & Cutlery

I bought the champagne tall glass size and there have held up perfectly on our North to Southern state move! The top is hard and protects just like the bottom. The double zippers are super sturdy and move in both directions for ease of entry. I purchased another size up for the wider bellied wine glasses and I’m so happy with both. Each compartment has padded sides and were completely fool-proof and quick to assemble. These will fit nicely in my closet for storage in our new house. They are stackable too! I purchased the grey color and they look very chic with the black trim. This company checked all of the boxes for me. I would highly recommend these for anyone that is traveling, moving or just need to store your fine glassware!

I had been looking for years for solid, well-constructed containers to store, and make easily accessible, my grandmother's porcelain dinner service ... to no avail. Other products either were cheaply constructed, of dubious protection for fine china, or made me wonder if they'd stand up to the test of time. Thankfully, the long search now is over! The various Homelux Theory containers I have purchased (quite a number) are outstanding.First, they are indeed stackable. While I won't be piling-up the heaviest containers of plates one on top of another for years on end, the Homelux Theory shells nonetheless are very firm, and lighter boxes for teacups and such easily could be stacked for years on end without warping, I'm certain. The exterior fabric is durable, visually quiet, and really looks polished and professional. For a beautiful dinner service like my grandmother's, they look more like custom-made presentation cases, rather than merely utilitarian china storage.I've included a picture of what is, actually, the Homelux Theory cutlery box—I'm using it for oval open vegetable serving dishes—dishes which are hard to store safely. The cutlery box adapts beautifully and easily to storing oddly-shaped serving pieces like this, and I'll be purchasing many more for the smaller serving bowls and such which come with a large dinner service like my grandmother's. So the various Homelux Theory products really are versatile.If I had a few "Homelux Theory wishes," they would be:1) For Homelux Theory to make a platter box which can take truly huge platters and chop-plates; I have one of each (a platter and a round chop-plate) which won't fit in the standard Homelux Theory platter box. That said, the medium and smaller platters and serving plates I have fit in the padded Homelux Theory platter-boxes beautiful and securely.2) It would be great if one could purchase individual items (such as just a dinner plate container, or a luncheon plate container). That would be convenient.3) It also would be nice for Homelux Theory to expand their line to include containers for larger and/or oddly shaped pieces, such as covered vegetable dishes. I found a different product (not as well constructed as Homelux Theory, mind you) which I'm using for the time being for two taller, covered-and-footed vegetable dishes. But I'd prefer a higher-grade Homelux Theory container if ever it were offered.All three wishes are for more Homelux Theory, not less!I'm very pleased with the quality and versatility of the Homelux Theory containers, and am looking forward to boxing-up other porcelain with Homelux Theory. If you're looking for a great container, that provides easy access, and which securely and attractively will store your fine china for the "long haul," Homelux Theory is your answer!

I needed to move and preserve my mother's china. I wanted something that would protect the china while being moved and stored. These cases had solid sides and bottoms and also came with protective sheets to put between pieces to cushion and minimize damage. I was able to put service for 12 including almost all serving pieces in these containers and feel confident that the china will be safe.

Got these for my China storage and they are amazing. Very very sturdy. Not like the flimsy cardboard containers you would think they were. Very sturdy sides. Zip well and they are packaged very nicely. They come out looking great! They are not wrinkled and messed up on arrival. I have more than enough room for all my dishes and accessories and had one i didn't even need to use. very spacious. They stacked very easily and have excellent support when stacking. Very happy that I finally decided to get them and give them a chance. They are very classy looking and very very functional.

This set is not as hard shelled as I expected. Although sturdy enough to protect my dinnerware, it was not as sturdy as others I have used. The sides were more pliable and not as rigid as I wanted. I was leery of stacking them together and chose not to. The size of each piece was more than adequate for my needs and there really was no assembly required. The reason for the 4 stars were the number of storage pieces offered. While a little pricey, it more than met my storage requirements and made it possible to organize my entire service for twelve dinnerware set plus serving pieces.

Nice quality. Holds an entire 12 place setting. Very sturdy. Pricey but well worth it!

Very efficient and functional! I had a set of 20-24 place settings to pack and move/store. I ordered two of these sets and had plenty of room for the various dishes (dinner, salad, bread plates, pasta bowls, dessert bowls, serving dishes). If your dishes are thicker (stoneware), you might be able to fit less inside vs. more if they are thinner.The assortment of containers in the full set was especially useful for my set. I did repurpose some of the drinkware storage boxes to hold serving dishes by removing some of the dividers and adding more of my own foam sheets (purchased separately).I love how they store compactly when not in use (round containers nest in each other; rectangular containers fold flat). And the construction is sturdy enough that I felt comfortable carrying fully-loaded containers by the handles without worrying the stitching might tear. I even decided to keep the dishes stored in these cases after the move.