referring to the drawings and particularly to fig1 , there is illustrated the combination 10 of a container 12 and partition assembly or matrix 14 of the present invention for dividing the space inside a container . the partition assembly 14 comprises a plurality of parallel first slotted partitions 16 intersecting with a plurality of parallel second slotted partitions 18 . as shown in fig1 , the plurality of first slotted partitions 16 intersect with the plurality of second slotted partitions 18 at intersections 19 to form the partition assembly 14 . each of the first and second slotted partitions 16 , 18 are preferably made of double face plastic with a plurality of spacers therebetween . the spacers may be a plurality of dimples punched out of a middle ply of plastic or a plurality of corrugations . however , the partitions may be made of any material without departing from the spirit of this invention . each first slotted partition 16 has a planer top edge 20 , a planar bottom edge 22 , two vertical side edges 24 and side surfaces 25 . each second slotted partition 18 likewise has a planar top edge 26 , a planar bottom edge 28 , two vertical side edges 30 and side surfaces 31 . each first slotted partition 16 has at least one slot ( not shown ) which extends downwardly from the top edge 20 of the first slotted partition 16 to approximately the mid point of the first slotted partition 16 . the slots may be evenly spaced apart in order so that the individual holding cells 32 of the partition assembly 14 may be evenly sized . alternatively , the slots may be unevenly spaced in order to form holding cells of the partition assembly of differing sizes adapted to accept different size parts . the slots are shown as being vertical but may be horizontal if the partition assembly 14 is placed on edge . each second slotted partition 18 has at least one slot ( not shown ) each slot extending upwardly from the bottom edge 28 of the second slotted partition 18 to approximately the mid point of the second slotted partition 18 . the slots of the second slotted partition 18 may also be evenly spaced in order so that the holding cells 32 of the partition assembly 14 may be evenly sized . alternatively , the slots may be unevenly spaced in order to form holding cells of the partition assembly of differing sizes adapted to accept different size parts . the slots are shown as being vertical but may be horizontal if the partition assembly 14 is placed on edge . the container or box 12 has a bottom 34 , a pair of side walls 36 and a pair of end walls 38 . the bottom 34 , side and end walls 36 , 38 define an interior 40 of the container 12 . the side and end walls 36 , 38 extend upwardly from the perimeter of the bottom 34 of the container , as is conventional . each of the side walls 36 has an inner surface 42 and an outer surface 44 . similarly , each of the end walls 38 has an inner surface 46 and an outer surface 48 . the linear distance between the inner surfaces 42 of the side walls 36 defines the width w of the interior 40 of the container . similarly , the linear distance between the inner surfaces 46 of the end walls 38 defines the length l of the interior 40 of the container . see fig2 . oval shaped holes 50 are shown in fig1 extending through the end walls 38 . these holes 50 may be any desired shape , configuration or size and may accommodate hand holds ( not shown ). although the holes 50 are illustrated as being formed in the end walls 38 , they may alternatively be placed in the side walls 36 or all the walls of the container . although one configuration of container is illustrated and described , other configurations or types of containers may be used in accordance with the present invention . for example , a container having five or six walls may be used . alternatively , a cylindrical container having a continuous , circular wall extending upwardly from the bottom of the container may be used . the partition assembly 14 is held inside the interior 40 of the container 12 by a plurality of hook and loop fasteners 52 in a manner shown in fig2 . although eight hook and loop fasteners 52 are shown in fig2 to secure the partition assembly 14 inside the interior 40 of the container 12 , any number of hook and loop fasteners may be used to secure the partition assembly 14 inside the interior 40 of the container 12 . each hook and loop fastener 52 comprises a first component 54 and a second component 56 . as best illustrated in fig1 , the first component 54 is secured to an inner surface of either a side wall 36 or an end wall 38 of the container 12 . the first component 54 of the fastener 52 has an outer surface 58 which is either hooks or loops and is adapted to engage an outer surface 60 of the second component 56 . if the outer surface 58 of the first component 54 is hooks then the outer surface 60 of the second component is loops or visa versa . the first component 54 of the hook and loop fastener 52 has an inner surface 51 covered with adhesive 53 and a backing 55 such that upon peeling off the backing 55 , the adhesive 53 is exposed . after peeling off the backing 55 , the first component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 may be adhesively secured to the inner surface of one of the container walls at the desired location . however , any other means of securing the first component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 may be used without departing from the spirit of the invention . in the preferred embodiment of the invention illustrated in fig1 and 2 , the second component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 comprises a tab made from two pieces of fabric 62 . each piece of fabric 62 has an outer surface 64 covered with either hooks or loop and an inner surface 66 covered with adhesive and a backing 67 such that upon peeling off the backing , the adhesive is exposed . after peeling off the backing , the piece of fabric 62 is secured to an outer portion 68 of one of the individual partitions 16 , 18 of the partition assembly 14 . more particularly , the piece of fabric 62 is secured to a side surface of one of the individual partitions 16 , 18 of the partition assembly 14 . the adhesive on the inner surfaces 66 of the pieces of fabric 62 secured two pieces of fabric 62 together as well as securing each piece of fabric 62 to one of the individual partitions . when the two pieces of fabric 62 are secured together , they form the second component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 . the outer surfaces 64 of the pieces of fabric 62 collectively make up the outer surface 60 of the second component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 . in accordance with the present invention , any other means of securing the second component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 to individual partitions 16 , 18 may be used without departing from the spirit of the invention . when the first and second components 54 , 56 are engaged together , as shown in fig2 , the second component 56 functions as an extension of an individual partition . the second component 56 may be bent either way to engage the first component 58 , because the outer surfaces 64 of each piece of fabric 62 are identical . fig1 a illustrates an alternative embodiment of the present invention . in this embodiment , the second component 56 ′ of the hook and loop fastener 52 is slightly different than the second component 56 of the hook and loop fastener 52 . instead of being formed of two pieces of fabric or material , second component 56 ′ is one piece of material . this second component 56 ′ has an outer surface 70 covered with either hooks or loops and an inner surface 72 covered with adhesive ( not shown ). a backing 74 is placed over the adhesive so that the backing 74 must be removed to expose the adhesive . as shown in fig1 a , once the backing 74 is removed , a first portion 76 of the component 56 ′ is adhesively secured to a first side surface 78 of a partition 80 and a second portion 82 of the component 56 ′ is adhesively secured to a second side surface 84 of the partition 80 . using the present invention , a partition assembly 14 may be removably secured inside the interior of the container by a plurality of hook and loop fasteners without having to bend the partitions . while i have described only several preferred embodiments of my invention , i do not intend to be limited except by the scope of the following claims :