Moving boxes

[RedMileDJ]

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[WilsonFourTwo]

Home Depot. They have four different sizes in both regular and heavy duty boxes, the prices are reasonable, and they're open early to late seven days a week.

Start and end there.

[JonDuke]

[Violator]

This seems like a good green alternative.

http://frogbox.com/calgary

[RedMileDJ]

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[troutman]

I have some left over boxes in my garage you could pick up.

[worth]

Frog Box was on Dragons Den. I saw them on a rerun this weekend.

[Sliver]

When I moved five years ago I used a company like Frog Box. It's the best way to go IMO.

[Bean]

If you could use mirror/art boxes, send me a PM.

They are the big ones - 3.5 feet x 5 feet x 6 inch (I think)

[Travis Munroe]

I know I was not the only one scratching my head watching Frogbox on the den - "why didnt I come up with this brilliant/easy idea"

[Jacks]

Originally Posted by Realtor 1

I know I was not the only one scratching my head watching Frogbox on the den - "why didnt I come up with this brilliant/easy idea"

Plastic packing bins have been around for decades but they usually are only used in commercial applications. Hard plastic bins tend to have rough bottoms and aren't real friendly to hardwood or soft lino floors. I haven't seen the Frogbox's, maybe they are smoother on the bottom.

[RedMileDJ]

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[brocoli]

I am in the process of moving and FrogBoxes are fantastic. I had a buddy who happend to have 20 of them, so I just borrowed them from him. I'm thinking after moving that I'm going to have to buy a few to use for storage. They are pretty well locked tight so nothing can get into them which is what I like the most about them.

They also did not scratch our hardwood when we moved which is a big plus!

[Sr. Mints]

Staples. $1.75 for paper boxes which are super strong. A little small, but stack nice.