Lunch Box

  • 24” x 24” x 24” high.
  • On all (4) vertical sides, (4) Large 19” diameter openings are skewed downward from center to touch the Lunch Box floor. This allows easy removal of any debris and to assist with easier cleaning.
  • (4) large drain holes in floor corners
  • Food-grade Polyethylene, of course.
  • 32 colors.
  • Super easy to clean.
  • Fully UV protected.
  • Included is a top center-mounted high-strength machine-grade Eye Bolt with Carabiner. As standard, no hanging rope is provided.
  • While it is intended to be suspended from its included top center-mounted high-strength machine-grade Eye Bolt with Carabiner, it will work on the ground as well.
  • To assist you with the hanging operation, we do have two options that will make hanging much easier. Please inquire as to cost. sales@wildlifetoybox.com or toll-free 1-866-793-0376.
    • Option #1: Hang Lunch Box from included top center Eye Bolt. This option allows the Lunch Box to swing like the movement of a tree branch as the animal moves around within it. This option includes (1) 96” (8 feet) of 1” diameter Pro-Manila Hanging Rope with Eyelets woven into both ends and (2) Carabiners.
    • Option #2: Hang the Lunch Box from all four top corners. This option lessens, but does not eliminate, the swinging movement of the Lunch Box. This option includes (4) 48” of 1” diameter Pro-Manila Hanging Ropes; all with Eyelets woven into both ends, (4) machine-grade Eye Bolts, (4) Carabiners, and (1) Lifting Shackle. To reduce the swinging motion even more, remove the shackle from the (4) Hanging Ropes and attach each Hanging Rope separately to your facility.

Hardware Information

All eyebolts used in our Wildlife Toy Box products are machine-grade, zinc-plated steel for durability and strength.

If stainless steel is required for your facility or application, please contact our sales team for availability and custom options.

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