Bulk storage bin

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Bulk storage bin

Creation
Activate iron ribbon Right-click plank Open submenu "Create > Storage"
Total materials
25x planks 4x large nails 1x iron ribbon
Result
Bulk storage bin (20.00 kg)
Skill and improvement
Uses Carpentry skill

Contents

Description

A storage bin made from planks and strengthened with iron ribbons.

Bulk storage bins are useful for many reasons.

• You can store more than 100 objects into them.
• They stop all decay of objects put into them.
• They allow players to average the QL for items. This is not normally possible other way.
• They allow players to combine items it is not normally possible to combine, such as logs, and split up large combined items into smaller ones, such as lumps, cotton and woodscraps.
• It allows players to remove damage from unrepairable items without the Mend spell at the cost of having their quality reduced by a percent equal to the damage.
• If empty, they can be picked up.

There are some downsides to using BSB's.

• Averaging the quality of the items put in is not always a good thing, such as when high quality materials are required for improving.
• 5% of each of the stored items are lost every 30 days.
• Any enchants, renames, and other "special" characteristics on items put in are lost.

Ownership

BSB's generally work very much like any other container, such as a large chest, with some differences.

• If a BSB is simply dropped it is "proximity" owned. Anyone can pick it up if the person who dropped it is not close by, and they have pickup rights in it's location (Deed, House, Wilderness).
• If a BSB is planted it is "fully" owned. Only the player who planted it can move or pick it up.

• When someone puts an item into a BSB that it does not already store, they are the "proximity" owner of that consolidated item.
• Others may add additional items to that consolidated item, but the ownership remains with the initial player.

• A locked BSB prevents anyone from using the BSB unless they unlock it first.
• It's been reported that empty, locked, planted BSB can be picked up also.

Note that on PVP servers, items that have proximity ownership can be stolen.

Notes

• Rare items cannot be put into a BSB.
• The last plank built onto the bin determines the type (cedar, pinewood, etc.).
• Finished bulk storage bins can be picked up if they are empty, but can be moved (pushed, pulled, and turned).
• They can be planted to prevent pickup by other people. If planted, only the owner can move them.
• Can be locked with a large padlock, which prevents use until unlocked.
• A BSB can hold 16000 units of volume.
• The bulk storage bin will visually change when more then half full to reflect its contents exceeding 8000 in volume.
• Items can be dragged directly from any container to the storage bin. They do not need to be moved into your inventory first. However, when taking items out, they must be moved into your inventory.
• Volume and Weight are not in the same proportion for different items, so some items store more efficiently in bulk storage bins than others.
• When you remove the last whole item, any remaining material of that type is lost.
• Destruction is possible for the BSB's creator or the holder of the key locking it, absent of deed restrictions.
• When a BSB is destroyed, all of the items inside of it are destroyed as well.
• A single empty BSB can be loaded into a Wagon but that is all that will fit. While loaded it cannot be used for storage.

Items that fit in:

This article is out of date due to recent updates. You can help by adding to it. Out of date are articles that are now out of date due to recent updates.

Note: Due to updates on 6/7 Feb 2013 this list is now outdated, We are waiting on stability on the BSB and FSB update before we expand this list.

Item	Volume per Unit	Weight per Unit	Weight per Volume	Max Units per BSB
Acorns	0.125	0.200	1.600	128,000
Animal fat	0.125	1.000	8.000	128,000
Armour chains	0.050	0.100	2.000	320,000
Arrow heads(Hunting, War)	0.030	0.040	1.333	533,333
Arrows(Hunting, War, Arrow shaft)	0.040	0.140	3.500	400,000
Ash	1.000	0.100	0.100	16,000
Belaying pin	0.300	0.500	1.667	53,333
Bladder	0.400	0.020	0.050	40,000
Bow string	0.001	0.010	10.000	16,000,000
Branch	2.100	2.000	0.952	7,619
Charcoal	0.125	0.500	4.000	128,000
Clay	1.000	2.000	2.000	16,000
Clay Shingle	8.00	2.00	2.00	2,000
Cochineal	0.125	0.200	1.600	128,000
Colossus brick	8.000	15.000	1.875	2,000
Concrete	1.000	3.000	3.000	16,000
Cordage rope	2.000	0.500	0.250	8,000
Cotton	8.000	1.000	0.125	2,000
Cotton seed	0.018	0.100	5.556	888,888
Cotton sheet	0.125	1.500	12.000	128,000
Deck board	1.500	4.000	2.667	10,666
Dirt(pile of)	18.750	20.000	1.067	853
Dredge scraping lip	0.125	1.000	8.000	128,000
Flint	0.064	0.100	1.563	250,000
Floor boards	756.000	42.000	0.056	21
Flowers	0.001	0.050	50.000	16,000,000
Fur	9.000	1.000	0.111	1,777
Handle	0.040	0.100	2.500	400,000
Hide	9.000	3.000	0.333	1,777
Hoof	0.250	0.100	0.400	64,000
Hull plank	6.000	8.000	1.333	2,666
Iron fence bars	2.000	6.000	2.000	8,000
Iron rock	0.250	3.000	12.000	64,000
Keel section	420.000	60.000	0.143	38
Kindling	4.000	1.500	0.375	4,000
Large nails	0.040	0.300	7.500	400,000
Large tackle	4.000	10.000	2.500	4,000
Lavender flower	0.050	0.050	1.000	320,000
Leather	9.000	3.000	0.333	1,777
Leather pieces	0.500	0.400	0.800	32,000
Log	80.000	24.000	0.300	199
Lump(Bronze, Brass)	1.000	0.100	0.100	16,000
Lump(Gold)	0.090	0.100	1.111	177,777
Lump(Iron, Copper, Lead)	1.000	1.000	1.000	16,000
Lump(Silver)	0.250	0.100	0.400	64,000
Lump(Steel)	0.027	0.400	14.815	592,592
Lump(Tin)	1.000	0.500	0.500	16,000
Metal sheet (steel, silver or gold)	2.000	6.000	3.000	8,000
Mine door (wood)	63.000	42.000	0.667	253
Mixed grass	0.040	0.050	1.250	400,000
Mooring anchor	42.000	20.500	0.488	380
Mooring rope	4.500	0.500	0.111	3,555
Mortar	1.000	2.000	2.000	16,000
Moss	1.000	0.300	0.300	16,000
Oar	9.500	5.000	0.526	1,684
Ore	18.750	20.000	1.067	853
Papyrus sheet	0.24	0.5	2.083	66,666
Paw	0.250	0.100	0.400	64,000
Peat	11.250	10.000	0.889	1,422
Peg	0.040	0.100	2.500	400,000
Plank	3.000	2.000	0.667	5,333
Pottery shingle	8.000	2.000	0.250	2,000
Rags	0.125	0.200	1.600	128,000
Reed fibre	0.040	0.100	2.500	400,000
Reed plants	0.500	0.500	1.000	32,000
Reed seeds	0.020	0.100	5.000	800,000
Ribbon	0.200	3.000	15.000	80,000
Rivets	0.016	0.200	12.500	1,000,000
Rock shards	18.750	20.000	1.067	853
Rope	0.200	0.500	2.500	80,000
Rose flower	0.030	0.050	1.667	533,333
Sand(heap of)	18.750	20.000	1.067	853
Shaft	2.100	1.000	0.476	7,619
Small nails	0.020	0.200	10.000	800,000
Small tackle	0.500	5.000	10.000	32,000
Sprout	0.060	0.200	3.333	266,666
Square piece of cloth	0.125	0.300	2.400	128,000
Stone brick	8.000	15.000	1.875	1,999
String of cloth	0.001	0.100	100.000	16,000,000
Support beam	756.000	60.000	0.079	21
Tail	0.030	0.100	3.333	533,333
Tar	1.000	1.000	1.000	16,000
Teeth	0.010	0.010	1.000	1,600,000
Tenon	0.150	1.000	6.667	106,666
Thatch	0.040	0.050	1.250	400,000
Thick rope	12.000	5.500	0.458	1,333
Torch(wood)	0.750	0.200	0.267	21,333
Wemp fibre	0.180	0.500	2.778	88,888
Wemp plant	0.500	0.700	1.400	32,000
Wemp seed	0.018	0.100	5.556	888,888
Woad	0.027	0.050	1.852	592,592
Wood scrap	0.120	1.500	12.500	133,333
Wood shingle	8.000	0.300	0.037	2,000

See Also

• Food storage bin
• Decay