BCW Graded Comic Book Bin with Partition – Black (1 Pack) | Holds 30 Graded Comics | Stackable Comic Book Box Storage for CGC, CBCS & Slabs

These are easy to put together and are strong storage boxes for graded comics. I stack them 4-high with no problem. I have them on wooden moving dollies for ease of use.

These bins are great for slabs! Well made and not overly heavy. Definitely worth buying to keep slabs secure and stored.

If you are a comic book collector, these are for you. Heavy duty and protects. Great for graded comics. They stack well. SO MUCH better than the cardboard boxed ones.

Love love, fits all my slabs nicely, going to buy another one. I love that they stack.

This is the the almost perfect solution to comic book storage. Throw away those cardboard boxes. Sturdy, stack-able, locking lids, almost the same price as others charge for cardboard boxes.The few gripes I have are minor, and in no way would keep me from buying again:Sides will separate if you "over pack" them. Solution: a couple drops of glue to each side panel when putting together, or don't over pack.Lid hinges are the weak link, be careful when putting together...force IS needed to put these together tight, and if top lid is down while applying force it can come off at the hinge. This happened to one I put together, but luckily the hinge wasn't damaged, and could be pressed back in. I COULD see these breaking though, rendering the lid useless.Could use more dividers supplied (instead of sticking you to pay for extras), and more slots for dividers.Final thought:Shop around before buying these. I purchased a "graded comic" box here because the price was cheaper. I bought regular comic size boxes at that auction site because they were WAY cheaper in bulk. I was able to get 5 regular size boxes for $99, which makes them actually cheaper than what some others charge for inferior cardboard boxes.

Easy to assemble. It is sturdy as long as all the tabs snap into place and doesn't really need glue to secure it together like the other reviewer said. But if you really want to be extra sure go ahead and do a drop of glue. I like the sturdy lid with the lock tabs and the stackability of the bins as it locks into place with one another. Comes with 1 divider, it's useful to have if you don't have enough to fill the bin, you can use the divider to place so slabs dont tip over. Bins hold about 30-35 older slab casing ans holds about 25 newer slabs because newer slabs are much thicker. Also has finger grooves on the bins allow for easy carrying. BCW did a fantastic job with these bins. I highly recommend getting these bins. It is more expensive than the cardboard counterpart but so worth it.

I love this graded comic storage box. If you are storing graded books that have the same size CGC slab (most current standard slab size) then you can store 26 total. Personally they are a bit of a struggle to pinch and try to grab out of the box when it’s maxed out from end to end. I like to store 25. They are still plenty snug but you’ll have a little more wiggle room at the top to flip through and grab what you need. If you are storing slabs that vary in thickness then the amount you can store will vary from those numbers. Also the box can tend to sway a little in the walls. If you want to have a little extra structural support using the divider that comes with it will help keep the shape even more solid. Easy to assemble, Highly recommend.

Looks great. Easy to assemble. at times I was afraid I might break the connections but was all good to go. I actually have a spot in the closet for it and it looks so neat. Keep your investments protected and get one of these. Mind you it only holds 25 CGC comics. if you actually look at the photo it shows 5 graded books in between partitions (4 partition slots total). Item includes 1 partition. Looks stackable. Considering on getting another since I have a few more books to grade. I recommend it.