ISO large cardboard, like refridgerator box size or bigger

[DQ2B]

I really thought this would be an easy task but I have been to Lowes, Home Depot and several appliance stores in search of a large cardboard box or two for a life-size prop I am hoping to make. They all tell me they compact the cardboard as soon as the item is unpacked. If anyone out there knows where I can get this or better yet, has some they want to get rid of please let me know.

 

[luvmygdaughters]

I really thought this would be an easy task but I have been to Lowes, Home Depot and several appliance stores in search of a large cardboard box or two for a life-size prop I am hoping to make. They all tell me they compact the cardboard as soon as the item is unpacked. If anyone out there knows where I can get this or better yet, has some they want to get rid of please let me know.

Have you tried Michaels?

 

[GWguy]

Hertz, a shipping store or a self-storage place.

 

[RoseRed]

Have you tried Freecycle on Facebook?

 

[DQ2B]

Hertz, a shipping store or a self-storage place.

Not interested in buying the cardboard as this prop will just be trashed after and it's pretty pricey to buy.

 

[DQ2B]

Have you tried Michaels?

Haven't as it did not occur to me they would have really big pieces. Will check.

 

[Ken King]

Why not get smaller sizes and some duct tape?

 

[DQ2B]

Why not get smaller sizes and some duct tape?

Thanks, may have to resort to that. I need the project to be 3D and it must "stand up". Duct tape might work.

 

[NorthBeachPerso]

Putting on an addition?