Virginia:

I am not from a CRC, however, I have been told that the 1.2 comes from the
space that the box takes on the shelf (including the open space required to
access the box),

On 7/2/08, Jones, Virginia <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> In the course of a related project, I had to calculate the cubic feet of
> several box sizes.  In doing the cubic foot calculation I learned
> thousands of years ago in school (length times width times height) I was
> surprised to see that a standard records box contains 1.04 cubic feet.
> Yet, most records storage companies list this box as 1.2 cubic feet.
> Can someone from a CRC explain how the 1.2 cubic feet is calculated?
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> Ginny Jones
> (Virginia A. Jones, CRM, FAI)
> Records Manager
> Information Technology Division
> Newport News Dept. of Public Utilities
> Newport News, VA
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