The only box here that names the plastic it is made from
keeeper Ben folding crates, pair, 45 litres each, PP and TPE
A pair of lidless folding crates and the only listing on this shelf to name its polymer, PP with TPE, alongside a food-contact claim and a stated 50 kilogram load.
Specifications
- Internal dimensions
- Not published on the listing
- External dimensions
- 54 × 37 × 28 cm as length, width and height — stated in the title and repeated in the delivery bullet
- Capacity
- 45 litres each, supplied as a pair, so 2 × 45 l — stated
- Lids stack
- Not published on the listing — no lid is described anywhere; the maker describes crates that fold quickly for space-saving storage when not in use
- Latch type
- Not published on the listing — a patented folding mechanism is named, which is how the crate erects rather than how anything closes
- Seal type
- Not published on the listing
- Material
- Polypropylene with TPE — stated, free of BPA and plasticisers, described as suitable for food contact and as releasing no harmful substances; the only listing on this shelf to name its polymer
- Stated lid load rating
- Not published on the listing — the 50 kg the maker publishes is a maximum carrying load for the crate, and there is no lid
- Amazon reference
- B07ST6MQ7Z (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 4052396051582
What this listing puts on record
Two folding crates with soft-touch handles, 54 × 37 × 28 cm as length, width and height, at 45 litres each, in light grey, weighing 2.6 kg for the pair. The material is stated as PP and TPE, free of BPA and plasticisers, suitable for food contact and easy to wipe clean. A patented folding mechanism is named and a maximum carrying load of 50 kg is stated.
Naming the polymer is the standout
Five listings on this shelf describe their plastic with an adjective. This one gives a formulation: polypropylene with TPE, plus what is absent from it — BPA and plasticisers — and what it is cleared for, which is food contact.
That matters in a specific way here. Polypropylene is what a folding crate’s hinges are made of, and hinges are where a cold, loaded crate fails. Knowing which polymer you have is not the same as knowing how it will behave, but it is a great deal more than robust plastic.
50 kg maximum load. Read it as what the crate carries, because that is how the bullet frames it, alongside secure storage and transport of food and heavy items in a car.
The comparison across the shelf is worth setting out once. One crate publishes 30 kg as a transport load. This publishes 50 kg as a maximum load. A third publishes 250 kg as what its rim takes when boxes are stacked. Three numbers, three different questions, and the column this hub actually compares — a lid load rating — is published by none of the six.
What a pair buys and what it does not
Two crates at 45 litres each is 90 litres of open volume for one purchase, and 2.6 kg is what the pair costs you to carry empty. What it does not buy is a lid, so nothing here keeps rain out, nothing sits on top and nothing is described for stacking one on the other.
Before ordering
The food-contact statement is the reason to pick these over a generic crate, and it is the one claim on this listing that changes what you would put in them. Everything else on the page — the fold, the handles, the 50 kg — is available elsewhere on this shelf.
Availability
Selling between 27 € and 39 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.
Catalogued on the American Amazon store with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.
Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
