Lowe's has 27-Gallon Project Source Commander Black Heavy Duty Storage Tote w/ Snap Lid on sale for $7.98. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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About this product:
Thick wall design paired with a heavy duty plastic material
Recessed lid allows you to securely stack multiple units optimizing vertical storage space
Easy open and close dual-snap lid keeps your items securely inside
For additional security, holes around the outer rim enable the use of zip-ties and padlocks to keep your items safe
Black and yellow colors stands out nicely on a construction site or when looking for it in storage
Project Source Commander 27G heavy duty stackable storage tote is designed to handle your tough storage and organization needs whether it's on the jobsite or around the house. A thick wall design paired with a heavy duty plastic material gives you peace of mind and keeps your valuables safe. The recessed lid allows you to securely stack multiple units without fear of tipping while optimizing vertical storage space. The easy open and close dual-snap lid keeps your items securely inside the Project Source Commander storage tote without the lid coming off. For additional security, holes around the outer rim enable the use of zip-ties and padlocks to keep your items safe on the jobsite, or from children and pets. Safely transport your totes by utilizing the tie down grooves to keep the tote from moving on the road. The popular black and yellow colors of the Project Source Commander 27G Storage Tote stands out nicely on a construction site or when looking for it in storage. This Project Source Commander 27G heavy duty stackable storage tote is ideal for bulky items such as seasonal decorations, hardware, camping gear, and more. Project Source Commander Large 27 -Gallons ( 108 -Quarts ) Black and Yellow Heavy Duty Stackable Tote with Standard Snap Lid | 44066
Product SKU:
3551290_3551290
UPC:
899441002823
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Lowe's has 27-Gallon Project Source Commander Black Heavy Duty Storage Tote w/ Snap Lid on sale for $7.98. Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal.
About this product:
Thick wall design paired with a heavy duty plastic material
Recessed lid allows you to securely stack multiple units optimizing vertical storage space
Easy open and close dual-snap lid keeps your items securely inside
For additional security, holes around the outer rim enable the use of zip-ties and padlocks to keep your items safe
Black and yellow colors stands out nicely on a construction site or when looking for it in storage
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Costco and Office Max/Depot
--> GreenMade. Will stack with Lowe's Commander
Home Depot
--> HDX (made by Edge Plastics). Only stacks with each other. This style is slightly taller in height, and is not as long, as the GreenMade/Commander ones.
Lowe's
--> Commander (made by Centrex). Will stack with GreenMade
As far as which is best? It changes as the manufacturers make changes.
15 yrs ago, we went with the Commander ones from Lowe's. We will stick with those or Costco/Office Max/Depot ones since they are compatible. I like that you can get them from multiple retailers, vs HDX which is exclusive to Home Depot. But the HDX Home Depot ones tend to go on sale more often.
The Commander ones from Lowe's 15 yrs ago are much thicker than the Commander ones from Lowe's today though. But all of them are thinner now.
Anyone else having problems with placing the order? Once placed it asks you to create an account or sign in and then when you sign in your account is locked so you have to reset password. Then it does the same thing after you order again.
What makes the Costco ones better than Home Depot?
I own some from each company and was thinking about switching everything to Home Depot's version
Each box store works with the plastics manufacturers to determine pricing for bulk orders. Less plastic is less cost, more profit. Thinner plastics bend the lids and the plastic is much more prone to shattering in freezing temperatures. The quality of raw material can make a big difference as well. Honestly the manufacturer is not responsible for poorer quality. The stores decide what they want to spend. Every year things seem to change. You never really know which brand will be a better product. All you can do is read recent reviews and hope some fellow SD's give their first hand experiences.
What makes the Costco ones better than Home Depot?
I own some from each company and was thinking about switching everything to Home Depot's version
someone already answered the question, but just from my experience lowes is low tier compared to homedepot in general. their moving/packing boxes are paper thin vs home depot, lids are thin as well
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Costco and Office Max/Depot
--> GreenMade. Will stack with Lowe's Commander
Home Depot
--> HDX (made by Edge Plastics). Only stacks with each other. This style is slightly taller in height, and is not as long, as the GreenMade/Commander ones.
Lowe's
--> Commander (made by Centrex). Will stack with GreenMade
As far as which is best? It changes as the manufacturers make changes.
15 yrs ago, we went with the Commander ones from Lowe's. We will stick with those or Costco/Office Max/Depot ones since they are compatible. I like that you can get them from multiple retailers, vs HDX which is exclusive to Home Depot. But the HDX Home Depot ones tend to go on sale more often.
The Commander ones from Lowe's 15 yrs ago are much thicker than the Commander ones from Lowe's today though. But all of them are thinner now.
Last edited by Medic311 September 25, 2025 at 08:53 PM.
Home depot bins are not compatible with Costco's bin (not stackable, very slightly different size and design).
I exclusively use Home depot's bins because I do not have a Costco membership.
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--> GreenMade. Will stack with Lowe's Commander
Home Depot
--> HDX (made by Edge Plastics). Only stacks with each other. This style is slightly taller in height, and is not as long, as the GreenMade/Commander ones.
Lowe's
--> Commander (made by Centrex). Will stack with GreenMade
As far as which is best? It changes as the manufacturers make changes.
15 yrs ago, we went with the Commander ones from Lowe's. We will stick with those or Costco/Office Max/Depot ones since they are compatible. I like that you can get them from multiple retailers, vs HDX which is exclusive to Home Depot. But the HDX Home Depot ones tend to go on sale more often.
The Commander ones from Lowe's 15 yrs ago are much thicker than the Commander ones from Lowe's today though. But all of them are thinner now.
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I own some from each company and was thinking about switching everything to Home Depot's version
I own some from each company and was thinking about switching everything to Home Depot's version
Each box store works with the plastics manufacturers to determine pricing for bulk orders. Less plastic is less cost, more profit. Thinner plastics bend the lids and the plastic is much more prone to shattering in freezing temperatures. The quality of raw material can make a big difference as well. Honestly the manufacturer is not responsible for poorer quality. The stores decide what they want to spend. Every year things seem to change. You never really know which brand will be a better product. All you can do is read recent reviews and hope some fellow SD's give their first hand experiences.
I own some from each company and was thinking about switching everything to Home Depot's version
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
--> GreenMade. Will stack with Lowe's Commander
Home Depot
--> HDX (made by Edge Plastics). Only stacks with each other. This style is slightly taller in height, and is not as long, as the GreenMade/Commander ones.
Lowe's
--> Commander (made by Centrex). Will stack with GreenMade
As far as which is best? It changes as the manufacturers make changes.
15 yrs ago, we went with the Commander ones from Lowe's. We will stick with those or Costco/Office Max/Depot ones since they are compatible. I like that you can get them from multiple retailers, vs HDX which is exclusive to Home Depot. But the HDX Home Depot ones tend to go on sale more often.
The Commander ones from Lowe's 15 yrs ago are much thicker than the Commander ones from Lowe's today though. But all of them are thinner now.
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I exclusively use Home depot's bins because I do not have a Costco membership.
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