Assembled storage box

The storage box is divided into multiple separate components: a base portion, a removable insert with dividers, and a lid. These segments can be manufactured independently using simple plastic molding processes, then assembled together. The insert itself is segmented into multiple divider sections that can be rearranged. This segmentation enables both ease of manufacture and adaptability, as the separate parts can be collapsed or disassembled for storage while maintaining simple production methods.

The patent merges multiple functional elements into integrated components. The insert assembly combines side walls, bottom sections, and divider elements into a single molded piece that acts as a unified unit. The lid integrates handle portions and closing mechanisms into one component. This merging reduces the number of separate parts that need assembly while maintaining collapsibility, as the integrated components can be folded or collapsed as single units rather than requiring assembly of numerous small parts.

The divider system transitions from static to dynamic functionality. The insert is designed with movable divider sections that can be shifted along tracks or guides within the insert structure. The dividers can be repositioned to different locations or removed entirely, allowing the storage configuration to adapt to different item sizes and shapes. This dynamic design maintains relatively simple manufacturing, as the movement mechanism uses basic geometric features molded into the plastic components rather than complex mechanical assemblies.