This quote by Steven Brierley from the press release
"Whilst obviously designed for archival storage and preservation of analogue photographic negatives and silver gelatin prints, and fine art inkjet prints, these products offer archival solutions for just about anything else people wish to archive and preserve from fine art drawings and paintings, collectables, documents, textiles and ephemera, all the way to babies first pair of shoes!"
begs the following question. Will those boxes be buffered, unbuffered, a combination (with unbuffered interior liners) or will one range be buffered and the other one not? Gelatin silver prints are happier in an alkaline, buffered environment, while things like some paintings, textiles, etc. are better stored in a neutral or slightly acidic container.