Thread: What is your shipping crate made out of, and what does it weigh?
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Re: What is your shipping crate made out of, and what does it weigh?
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Originally Posted by Ricky Q.
Our crate is made using a selection from the 80/20 catalog, we use the extrusion they have and some lightweight side panels that slide right into the 80/20. It has lasted 2 years now and looks pretty slick. We also have a plastic pallet that saves on weight.
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Originally Posted by maxlobovsky
That sounds interesting, could you give us some pics or more details? What are the side panels made of? How much does it weigh?
I actually do have a picture of this crate that I took in Atlanta this year when I was looking for cool crate designs. I will upload it to the gallery in a minute and post a link.

edit: and I also want to know how much it weighs while empty to the closest 5 pounds if possible.. Thanks

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