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A large water-resistant storage box measuring 11.625 by 7.13 by 5.13 inches in orange
The Plano Molding 1312 Marine Dry Box in orange provides water-resistant storage for gear that must stay dry on boats, docks or wet shorelines. Its large interior holds tackle, electronics, clothing or safety equipment while the bright colour makes the box easy to spot in low light.
A secure latching lid and moulded body resist splashes, spray and brief immersion so contents remain protected during routine handling. The 11.625 by 7.13 by 5.13 inch footprint fits standard lockers and deck hatches, allowing the box to stay in place through rough conditions.
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| Brand name | Plano Molding |
The 1312 Marine Dry Box is designed to be water resistant, helping protect contents from splashes, spray and rain during marine or outdoor use.
Yes. The box measures 11.625 inches long, 7.13 inches wide and 5.13 inches high, so it fits inside those clearance dimensions.
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