135mm Film Roll Tissue Box

This tissue box is steeped in nostalgic charm, crafted especially for photography enthusiasts.

The 135 film format originated from perforated 35mm motion picture film. In 1913, German inventor Oskar Barnack adapted this film for his groundbreaking Leica small-format camera, establishing it as a standard. The name “135” derives from the product’s designation—rather than from the actual film base thickness of 0.135 mm—and reflects the Japanese Industrial Standards’ terminology for 35mm film. Common designations like 135-36 or 135-20 indicate the number of frames captured per roll.

The structure is straightforward, with a sleek exterior printed using a standard color printer.

The files required to print the cover are attached for your convenience.

1. Assemble the lower shaft of the tray box

2. Assemble the upper shaft of the tray box

3. Assemble the roll core

4. Assemble the bottom lid, top lid, and sidewalls

5. Insert the key

We hope you enjoy creating and using this unique tissue box!