Across Europe, there is a universal box system with a set of standards, commonly known as a Euro Box. These boxes come in various sizes, from different manufacturers, each with unique details and accessories. However, they all share the same dimensions.
While these boxes are primarily used for industrial applications, they've gained popularity among the maker community and DIY enthusiasts who appreciate interconnected systems and optimal utilization. Much like the ubiquitous milk crates in Australia but much more practical due to the lack of holes.
In Australia, the standards are different. The locally manufactured Euro Boxes don't match their European counterparts. They are heavier, overbuilt, and don’t function as effectively outside of industrial facilities. While there is a variety of boxes available at Bunnings, they all have their limitations, as they are typically designed for home or garage storage.
When designing our AirFrame camp kits, we aimed to provide a universal storage system that offered more than we could create in-house. We considered fixed plywood tub drawers and crates, but decided on a lightweight plastic box.
We diligently searched for a supplier who could ship to Australia. After much effort and attention to detail, we are proud to offer a high-quality box that enhances the practicality of the Kitle AirFrame.
These boxes feature a fine finish, excellent detailing, and just enough reinforcement ribbing to keep the box strong without being overbuilt. The range of standard sizes is perfect for camp setups, allowing for seamless transportation of boxes from home to car, and flexible storage arrangements.
We view these boxes as more than just another plastic tub. They are an integral part of the AirFrame camp system, designed to provide maximum function, maintain a light weight, and offer practical usage.
For anyone who owns power tools, it's worth noting that the Systainer system used by Festool and other compatible systems like Makita are compatible with the Euro Box 43 range and the storage drawers found in Kitle AirFrame kits.
