Whatever the smartest person here says, and since they’re likely thinking of using it as a water container, multiply it by the depth .
Water will be pushing the air inside, seeping in hard, and buckling your surfaces. My understanding is the best counter to that is submersing your (electronics? ) in oil which is incompressible and not conductive. At which point a cheap Tupperware from Dollar store would also do the job.
Whatever the smartest person here says, and since they’re likely thinking of using it as a water container, multiply it by the depth .
Water will be pushing the air inside, seeping in hard, and buckling your surfaces. My understanding is the best counter to that is submersing your (electronics? ) in oil which is incompressible and not conductive. At which point a cheap Tupperware from Dollar store would also do the job.