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The above picture is what we have, in my office (& others I have worked in) to move mail from inside the office to the vehicle.
 
The netting on these to me was the stupidest thing ever designed. The cord attaching them almost always get broken very soon from abuse and then lots of stuff falls into adjacent hampers or on the floor. On ones that actually hold up are there actually carriers that undo the netting to reach in the bottom? They should have some kind of rigid contraption that could be lowered.
 
The dumbest design is the one with the hooks on the side and you put more packages on the platform in it, the platform goes down. Well it doesn't cover all sides and there are spots for packages to fall through. Biggest failure of a design ever. Literally attach a board or piece of foam to platform inside it, and fixed, but instead let's have to unhook and reach down and grab a package.
 
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These used to have white "diapers" but people were leaving too mny parcels behind because they wouldn't check the sheet so they took them away and are now as pictured. Clerks hate the spring platform because parcels would bounce out the hamper...
 
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These used to have white "diapers" but people were leaving too mny parcels behind because they wouldn't check the sheet so they took them away and are now as pictured. Clerks hate the spring platform because parcels would bounce out the hamper...

We have blue diapers on ours. I hate these with a passion. Why can't USPS give us something that is half friendly. Oh wait never mind I work for USPS. Worst thing with these is packages sliding to the bottom depending on clerk throwing packages.
 
Here is what I get to use to transfer mail to the car. Don't think it will average 33 parcels [ or what ever the number is] per trip.
 

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