Playing card box — frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of the WestonBoxes playing card box and what does it hold?
The playing card box measures 100 x 75 x 19mm externally and 95 x 70 x 15mm internally. It is sized to hold a standard deck of poker or playing cards — the cards sit snugly in the base without movement. The shallow depth keeps cards flat and protected.
What else can I store in the playing card box?
The compact format makes this box useful beyond card storage. Customers use it for sequins, beads, buttons, small embellishments, seed collections, fishing flies, and small workshop items like nails, screws, and fixings. If it fits within 95 x 70mm and is no taller than 15mm, it will store neatly in a playing card box.
Is the lid secure on the playing card box?
The playing card box uses a simple drop-on lid with no clips or hinges. The lid sits in place for static storage and shelf display but is not retained — it will come off if the box is turned upside down or moved around vigorously. It is designed for organised storage in one place rather than transport. If you need a box that stays closed during handling, our A4 Clip Lid box may be more suitable for larger items.
What material is the WestonBoxes playing card box made from?
The playing card box is made from PP5 polypropylene — a chemically inert, recyclable plastic that is acid-free, moisture-resistant, and durable. Available in standard transparent coloured grades and a TOUGH high-impact opaque white grade for environments where extra durability is needed.
Where is the WestonBoxes playing card box made?
The playing card box is designed, manufactured, and quality-checked at our factory in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey. S.B.Weston Ltd has been manufacturing precision injection moulded products in south west London since 1948 — originally from a factory in Teddington, then on Platts Eyot, a small island in the Thames, before moving to our own factory premises in Sunbury-on-Thames in 2002. When you buy a WestonBoxes product, it is genuinely made in Britain — not just branded here.
