Map Storage and Organization Box For National Park Maps, State Park Maps, or other Maps
Attention, fellow map lovers! Have you been on the hunt for a nifty map storage and organization box to keep your precious Park Maps safe? Look no further, because The Kokomo Lighthouse is here to rescue you from the endless search! Indeed we understand the struggle of finding the perfect fit also, but fear not, we've got the solution you've been waiting for. Check out our fantastic National Park Storage Box!
Description of our Map Storage Boxes
Our boxes come in a variety of natural colors like olive green, tan, black, and gray.
This map box is designed to accommodate maps up to 8.5 inches wide—ensuring your entire collection is neatly housed. (Note: NatGeo Maps will not fit in this version. Look for our
NatGeo/Large Map Box for one that will fit larger maps).
With the word "maps" proudly displayed on the front, it's easy to identify what lies within. The sides feature a charming compass design, adding a touch of adventure to your storage game. Display your maps proudly showing all of the wonderful places you have (or are planning on) visiting!
Don't settle for lackluster storage options! Level up the storage of your map collection with style and practicality. This is a great way to organize your cherished maps in a way that truly reflects your love for exploration. Order your very own 3D printed Map Box from The Kokomo Lighthouse today and embark on a journey of storage bliss. Your maps deserve the best!
Internal measurements of the Map Box are 8.5" by just a dab under 3.5" deep. This holds 40 (or more, depending on how tight you pack them) NPS Unigrids.
What are our Map Storage Boxes made of?
We print all our Map Boxes in PLA. What is PLA? PLA, also known as polylactic acid or polylactide, is a thermoplastic crafted from renewable resources like corn starch, tapioca roots, or sugar cane, as opposed to other industrial materials primarily derived from petroleum.
Please note that due to the 3D printing process, each item may have small imperfections. Although we strive to ensure that no significant imperfections escape our attention, kindly inform us if you notice anything we may have overlooked. Check out our PLA information page :
All about PLALearn more about NPS Unigrid
Finally, if you are interested in the history of the NPS Unigrid system, check out this link:
NPS UnigridSummary
