An open crate with no lid, and only an outside measurement
SUNWARE perfectly organised Square folding crate, 46 litres, 54 × 38 × 26.5 cm
An open folding crate rather than a lidded camp box: no lid is described anywhere on the listing, so nothing stacks on it and nothing keeps rain out of it.
Specifications
- Internal dimensions
- Not published on the listing
- External dimensions
- 54 × 38 × 26.5 cm — stated explicitly as the external measurement, in the title and again in the capacity bullet
- Capacity
- 46 litres — stated three times across the title and bullets
- Lids stack
- Not published on the listing — no lid is described anywhere on the listing, so there is nothing to stack on and nothing to state a rating for
- Latch type
- Not published on the listing — the maker describes a crate that folds up and down quickly, with no catch or fastening named
- Seal type
- Not published on the listing
- Material
- High-quality plastic — stated, in anthracite; the polymer itself is not named
- Stated lid load rating
- Not published on the listing — there is no lid, and no load figure of any kind appears on the listing
- Amazon reference
- B00J716YW6 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 8711112573062
What this listing puts on record
A folding crate of 46 litres with an external measurement of 54 × 38 × 26.5 cm, in anthracite, made of high-quality plastic, with two integrated handles and a fold that the maker says goes up and down quickly. It is offered for shopping, camping, the car and the household.
What you are actually buying here
A crate, not a box. There is no lid on this listing, in the title or in any bullet, which means there is nothing to stack another crate on, nothing to keep rain off the contents, and nothing to sit on at a pitch. Four of the six products on this shelf are like this, and it is worth saying plainly at the top of each rather than filing them all as camp boxes.
That is not a fault so much as a different object. An open crate loads and unloads faster than anything with a lid, and it is what most people actually carry a camp kitchen in.
The one measurement it does give, and the one it does not
54 × 38 × 26.5 cm, labelled external. That label matters: this is the figure that decides how many crates tile the floor of a boot, and the maker says which set of dimensions it is, which not every listing bothers to do.
No internal dimensions. Not here and not on any of the six boxes measured for this shelf — zero out of six. So the second question, whether a two-burner stove and a pot set physically go in, is answered by 46 litres and by nothing else. A litre figure describes a volume, not a shape, and the shape is what stops a stove going in.
No number for what it will carry
Two of the folding crates on this shelf publish a carrying load, one of them 30 kg and one 50 kg, and a third publishes a stacking load on the rim. This listing publishes none of the three. Robust and stable are the words used instead.
Before ordering
Measure the width of your boot floor and divide it by 54 cm and by 38 cm both ways round. That is the only calculation this listing gives you enough information to do, and it is the one that decides whether two crates fit or one does.
Availability
Selling between 12 € and 18 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.
It also sells on the American and British Amazon stores in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.
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.
