Stackable Storage Bins with Wheels and Lids, 3 Tier Plastic Storage Bins with Lids for Closet, Storage containers for Clothes, Toy Storage Bins for Organization, Clothing Storage Boxes for Organizing

I got these on prime day, I don't super think I'd pay $50ish for the full price.Assembly was not that easy, had no idea what to do till I looked up a video, My packaging came with no instructions so I spent a while trying to figure it out. Thankfully the amazon page had a video, after that putting it all together was a breeze.They're the perfect size for what I need them for, and they're super nice looking. The only other downside may just be they're VERY mobile. Trying to open the top shelf I almost always yank it off the stack.They're super good as storage for hobbies for when you need to move around stuff a lot. Overall I think they're nice at the price I got them at!

They was easy to put together

Study, easy to assemble and excellent to organize anything. Love the straight edges and flat top. Access from top or from a drop down front.

Used this for my classroom items in my desk

WHAT I LIKE:EASY TO ASSEMBLE, although two of the wheels would not click into place and just fell out. I put a piece of double-sided Scotch tape on the very end of the spindle and it worked! They stayed in.STACK OR USE SEPARATELY, although they don't lock together in any way. They just sit on top of each other.THEY LOOK NICE.WHAT I DON'T LIKE:THEY ARE A BIT FLIMSY. They will work fine for my sewing notions, but wouldn't work well with heavy objects.THEY ARE NOT DRAWERS! Many of the reviews refer to them as "drawers." There are no pull-out drawers, just a flap that folds down in front. I had to put another plastic bin inside each one, so I could pull it out to see the contents. This wouldn't be a problem for some types of storage, but is for me. As soon as I realized there were no pull-out drawers, I wanted to send it back. When did I discover this? After they were completely assembled, so no.

I am DisHa.I have 2 ASD kids and 4 pets.Out of sight, out of mind is a true issue and can lead to massive waste.These bins are NOT low cost (cheap), but on first blush seem low quality (cheap). I don't think they are tho. I now have a fair few and they have helped me and the kids a lot. A few are just for their snack bags etc in the food area of the house. They can do the door latches easily and we agreed on which bin is what snack.I have 3 dedicated for pans, misc and then a few more for gadgets and food containers (foil bins, Tupperware etc) plus 3 for mom goodies (coffee pods, teas, mom snacks etc).They stack easily and are very easy to move around if you want to re order the bins. Assembly was a tad odd as one side of the first few bins seemed off a few degrees, but once aligned, POP into place and done.If this kind of item is affordable for you, I'd say give it a try. I'm already seeing the kids more easily have what we have and not ask for new things as if we don't have stuff. I'm not forgetting items (as much) and I can see into the tinted doors well enough to quickly recall where I left what.

Despite the other reviews stating this was flimsy, I took a chance in hopes it would work for my needs. Sadly it did not. These are ok for lightweight items (clothing, stuffed animals), but nothing heavy.I had no trouble assembling these, but disassembling was quite a challenge & good luck getting it to fit back into the box. Needless to say, this is being returned.

I have a really small space I had measured for an this fits perfect. I like the idea of opening it from the front once it’s stacked on top of each other.