24Qt, Upgrade Large Stackable Plastics Storage Bins, Foldable Closet Organizers Storage Box, Drawer Organizers for Clothes, 4 Pack with 2 Lids

These are a very good value. I love the collapsibility feature, the size, the "drawer slide" capability. These fit under my sofa table behind my desk, so the bins don't take up extra floor space. I'm labeling the bins so I can easily know what's in them, and I put the bins to be used least frequently on the floor, because they don't slide. This is not a problem for me because even if I have to access these bottommost bins, there are only 2 bins on top, and they are very easy to move. The bins are very easy to assemble, and I ordered 4 sets (12 total). I've assembled nine bins, and not one was damaged, so I don't expect the last 3 to be different. These have been a game changer in a room that has no built-in storage or any room to put a dresser or bookshelf or cabinet. For me, I'm making use of dead space. I'm pleased with this purchase.

These storage shelves are just the right size for our outdoor attire. We store and organize our gloves, hats, and other exercise apparel, using the separators for a clear divide. You can see the contents, which makes it easy for us to quickly grab what we need and be out the door in no time. Also, they are sturdy. I really like the option to place one contain on top of the other.The image doesn't do the containers justice. They are really pretty.

I purchased these "drawers" for under my sink. They aren't really drawers. They're really just totes that stack. But you can slide out each box individually, kinda. The sliding doesn't work great for the top container. The weight makes the top container tip out as it slides. As I said, these are under my sink. If you had just a stack of them somewhere, in theory you wouldn't need to slide out the top container making it tip. I'm sure other under-cabinet solutions would work better than these. But these do hold a lot more items. They worked enough for me that I bought a second set (several months later) for another sink cabinet. I hate this new set. There are now plastic dividers that come with these. That sounds great, but they don't stay in place so they're pretty useless. And there are now notches around the top edges to hold said dividers that impede in the whole sliding out function. I'm keeping them, because the sliding out isn't a deal breaker for my use. But if I was depending on having to slide them as drawers, they'd be going back!

Like other reviews, I was initially disappointed by the lack of drawer pull out functionality the picture misled me to believe these had. However, I'm too busy to make returns, and they're functional. In the end, I found I really like the sturdiness, size, transparency and handles. They're not ugly to look at like many plastic storage boxes. I have found uses for all four and wished today I had more of those good sturdy boxes, so I'm buying 4 more.These are not comparable to your air tight storage bins. This is more for things like all of my supplies for my hydroponics plant, or all of my coffee accessories for my cappuccino machine (it fits well into my cabinet). I have one box for arts and crafts for a project for my Girl Scout troop. Now I need some for back to school supplies that will sit under my printer table. All of these are frequently access, don't need to be air tight, often times pulled out and riffled through.

As far as collapsible storage bins go, they're alright. They collapse easy, and though it sometimes takes a little fenagling to get them back up it's not too much a hassle. They are pretty narrow, though, so if you intend to use them to store clothes like in the images, I wouldn't expect to store more than a few articles of clothing in each bin, unless you're like extremely good at compact folding. I decided to use them to store nick-nacks and other loose items and they work well enough for that. They come with dividers to ..well, divide the bins into compartments, but they're flimsy and pop out when there's weight put on them (such as if you have another bin stacked on top) so they're basically useless.My big gripe is they advertise these as being like drawers that can be pulled out. Logically, I knew this had to be a half-truth, because there's nothing holding up the backs so once you pull out something from the bottom far enough, of course the top will fall down. But I thought they would slide out at least a few inches easily, allowing me to gain access to some commonly used items without needing to take off any stacked bins. Well, it doesn't really work that way, at all. The sliding 'mechanism' (which is just a slight groove that any bins on top can slot into) is very rough, bins pop out of it all the time, and if there's really any weight on an upper bin (say cause its actually full of stuff) they basically won't slide at all. Even stacked only two high I found my bins collapsing as opposed to sliding any time I tried to get a bottom drawer out even a couple of inches. At this point I gave up on it and just lift the top bins up anytime I need to access to bottom ones.So, if you just need a collapsible storage bin, B+ or maybe A-. But don't fall for the marketing of the drawer function like I did.

super easy to assemble and disassemble in the future since I rent an apartment unit. the inner partition is helpful for separating items and its nice that u can move it arnd. Pretty versatile to use. I like that i can stack it on top and it has a lid to prevent dust from caking in

Easy to assemble and clear to see what I store