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[LTT1]

I received the first of two of these sets...they are still in the box down in the office of where I live.

I thought these would be lightweight... but my goodness! The box they came in is too heavy for me to lift!

I believe these do not have the metal frames... so they should be lighter?

I'm going to wait for the gray to arrive...the natural is already here.

Can anyone tell me more about these if they received? Thank you in advance.

V-40163 Tidy & Co. 3-Piece Multi-Purpos  

[Roscoe the Rascal]

I purchased these a couple years ago for my holiday items.  No metal frames and I like mine.  I do not find them heavy to use.  I find the longer one great for those odd items that I want protected.

I have 2 sets in the holiday plaid.

[Roscoe the Rascal]

What I'm do when a package is too heavy is open it up and take a piece out at a time.  Like my Chewy deliveries.    

[geezerette]

It looks like they have dividing inserts in them, which would make them a bit heavier than storage boxes without those.

[Kachina624]

My procedure is, if you can't lift it, drag it.  If it has any kind of handle, I hook a Nylon dog leash to it and pull it.  If I have a heavy item in the back of my suv, I put an old rolled up mattress topper on the ground and pull it out onto the memory foam then pull it to where I want it.  I did this with a 3 cf refrigerator.

[jannabelle1]

I have a 2-wheel upright cart that I use multiple times a month. It looks like a small version of a moving cart or appliance cart. I keep mine in the garage, but it would also fit in a closet. It's very heavy-duty, can carry a lot and they're available at any hardware store. Something like that would work well for you since you have to get heavy items from the office to your home or apartment.