20-Pack 6 Qt Storage Bins with Lids, Clear, Stackable

I'm giving these a 5 star rating which is actually a 5 star rating with the caveat that you need to realize that you get what you pay for - - - these are fantastic if you only store light weight items in them, don't need a tight fitting lid, and don't need to move or carry them around from room to room. They are great for storage but I definitely would not recommend for toys or supplies that kids would be reaching for daily. If I had my kids' Lego's or art markers in them and my kids were pulling these bins off the shelf daily, the Lego's and markers would probably spend more time scattered on the floor than they would contained in the bins. These bins and lids are just not secure or sturdy enough to contend with anything other than careful handling. After a major renovation of our kitchen, pantry and laundry room, I was on a major re-organizing binge. I ordered 2 sets of these bins, and also ordered two sets of the identical, but tad larger 7qt (13.75" long) bins (also by IRIS). The 6qt & 7qt are almost the same size (the 7qt are just about an inch longer) and they stack on each other well. I needed both sizes because not all of my cabinets are 14" deep. The 7qt bins are 13.75" long and for 14" cabinets, they are perfect. If you have the cabinet depth, the 7qt makes more efficient use of every inch. Think about what you need these for, realize these are lightweight storage before ordering and you will be happy with them. These are very thin and flexible and though the lids do sort of click on, as soon as you pick up or handle the bin, the Iid pops right off. Also note that the bottoms are not completely flat. There is a slight ridge (no more than 1/8") that runs about an inch in around the perimeter and crosswise in the middle of the bin. I assume this is there to help to reinforce stability and strength. In most situations this doesn't matter at all. The only time it matters is if you're standing small diameter things in the bin because unless the bin is packed full, those will topple over. I'd thought of using this in my pantry to stand condiment bottles in, but the uneven bottoms don't allow smaller bottles to stand up straight. I was previously using empty salad mix clamshell bins for storage and would double them up to give them more strength. One of these IRIS bins has about the same rigidity of a doubled clamshell bin. I'm using these in my pantry and laundry room to hold things like tea bags, coffee filters, sponges, plastic utensils, napkins, band aids/gauze squares. They're absolutely great for these kinds of light items. I can reach for a bin with one hand, pull it out and not need to support the weight of it with my other hand. If heavier items were stored in these bins, you'd need to definitely use two hands rather than just grasp a side or end. They fact that they're thin also makes them great for using as organizers in deeper drawers. The sides are vertical and because of this, they abut each other efficiently side by side without handles or thick rims taking up space. I'm using them without lids in my deep drawers to corral Rubbermaid food storage lids, immersion blender and mixer/food processor attachments. I'm ordering another set of the 7qt to use in my dresser drawers for socks, sports bras, undergarments etc. In my experience so far, every order I've received came with cracked bins and/or lids. Outer shipping boxes were fine, but it seems that shipping damage is to be expected because they just aren't packed very well. The items are nicely nested in the packing box however there is no padding or protection around or between them. They are packed in 2 stacks side by side and all the cracks were on the inside corners where the two stacks butted up against each other. A simple sheet of foam between the two stacks may have prevented this damage. I kept a couple of orders that came with cracked lids since I used many of the bins without lids anyway and there were enough in-tact lids to serve my needs. I did need to return an order that came with cracked bins though. Of course Amazon was amazing in letting me return the one set, but that also meant I needed to order a replacement. For some reason, I was only given the option to return . . . not return and replace. I had to place a new order and (dang it) the price had gone up from my original Black Friday sale price. Overall, very happy with these. Know what to expect and you will be too.

I keep way too much stuff. I keep it for crafting, creating, building, electronics, wiring, 3d printing, whatever. I decided that clear bins were the best way to go, because "out of sight, out of mind". I then decided I needed bins that are just big enough to store all of X, but not too big...whatever X is. I figured "about a shoebox" would be the perfect size. I also wanted these to be cheaper and lightweight, but not TOO cheap, because I didn't want to use them sparingly. I wanted 1 box per thing, with the cord, and manual, and spare parts, etc. These bins were near perfect. Yes...3 of the lids were cracked when I took them out of the box, but the bins and lids are what I wanted/needed. They aren't super thick, so they can technically get damaged, but they aren't paper thin. They're that middle ground where you'd never try to stand on them, but you can stack them 7-8 high, full of stuff, and not worry about the lids/sides bending. I bought a ton of the bins and just decided to sort everything. All crayons in here. All colored pencils in here. All nail clippers/files/nailcare items in here. All X in here...rinse and repeat. I found that the quality of the bins, and size of the bins, and nature of the clear bins, was perfect. I have a stack of 20 in my office closet for all the stuff that I'd want near the office, but infrequently used. I took the rest of the stuff to the basement to be stacked on shelves. Exactly what I wanted. I was able to empty my drawers, toss superfluous items, and actually reach a level of organization I've never had before. Mind you, I'm not ready to be an IG influencer or anything, but I'm about 5% of the way there, so get ready for me! Seriously though, you always take a chance when buying stuff on the Internet and you wonder if you're getting a good deal, or if you're buying crap. These bins are cheap, but they aren't crap. They are good, and despite being asked to hold a lot of crap (even being stuffed with a ton of batteries), they aren't bowing or breaking, even when stacked. So maybe I shouldn't call them cheap...but just inexpensive. You can probably get higher quality bins, but you're also going to pay for that. I needed a butt ton of bins and crossed my fingers. I got the number and quality I wanted, for a great price, so it was the middle ground I wanted.

I bought these to quickly organize mechatronic parts (Arduino boards, sensors, stepper motors, etc.), because over the past year I’ve accumulated extra parts and components left over from multiple projects, and I don’t want to throw them away. They’re fine for that purpose — good size and the price point was great. They do self-center when stacking, the bottom of one fitting nicely into the depression of the lid below. After receiving these 20 pieces of 6-quart storage boxes with lids, I noticed why they were relatively inexpensive, despite the carton proudly proclaiming, “Made in USA” (with an address in Arizona). The product bears a Resin Identification Code of 5 (PP), meaning it’s polypropylene. Good — tough material (if a bit thin at about 0.75 mm / 0.030", where I measured the wall thickness). The lids have snap latches with light to moderate retention, one at each end, and incorporate molded-in standoffs that prevent an airtight seal by maintaining a small air gap between the underside of the lid and the rim. The bins are injection-molded polypropylene, but the molding quality at the rim is poor. Each bin has continuous flashing around the entire rim — twice. One ridge of flashing extends 1–2 mm upward along the inside edge of the rim, and a second ridge extends 1–2 mm outward along the outer lip. Both are rough and sharp to the touch. Polypropylene is tough enough that these edges can easily cause a paper-cut-like nick if you’re not careful. The rims are unpleasant to handle and would be inappropriate for anything involving close contact (for example, you would not want an infant mouthing the rim). For my purposes this is fine, but I think any product review would be remiss if it didn’t mention this, especially if one wanted to keep out moisture or small insects.

I’m giving these containers 3 stars due to the fact that they are very cheaply made. I accidentally dropped one, and it cracked around the top. The lids do not close properly at all. I ordered a total of 60 for my shoes and even though they are cheaply made, I kept them. I do like the way they look as I’m able to now see my shoes through the container.

Cheap I guess you get what you pay for. Lids do NOT fit well. They kind of sit on top of the bottom. They do not snap. There was one bottom and one lid cracked.

The product is as described and very helpful with organizing and storing away things in a manner to my liking. I used these to separate all my art supplies and then ordered another set for my child’s toys. The size is idea and we are able to see everything so we know which ones to pull out. The tops do pop off off a littler easier and don’t lock on as tight then most others but it doesn’t bother us as much because it makes it easy for my toddler to open and close them.

Smaller than I realized but good quality

I've ordered repeatedly for a few reasons, but have serious cons to share: Pros: * I already have some, and want my bins to stack / match / nest easily. OCD, Autism, but also just practical. * They're pretty cheap, yay. * They're clear, the right size, etc. Major Cons though: * Almost every set has at least 1 cracked bin and at least 1 cracked lid! (thankfully if you chat with Amazon Customer Service, they'll likely do a few $ refund as account credit) * Lid doesn't seal well, and easily slides sideways, bows out or buckles in the middle, etc. * Lightweight items, but not medium or heavy, only. They do crack easily if you drop them. I usually fix them with clear mailing tape, to the best of my ability. However, they're never quite the same. Summary: Cheap, nest and stack well, and useful for all sorts of things! However, easily cracked (esp. in manufacture / shipping it seems eek!), not a good lid seal, and only handles lightweight items.

Bonnes grandeurs et fait parfaitement dans mes étagères. Un peu fragile, mais ferme très bien. Puisque c'est des adultes qui les utilisent, ils ne se briseront pas. Je les déconseille pour des enfants.

Sometimes there is such a thing as too cheap. And that is what these are. I looked for the cheapest plastic boxes I could find on here, and these were it, coming it at a fraction of the cost of other similar boxes. And there is a reason for this. They are complete rubbish. The plastic is thinner than the thinnest takeaway box. Due to this, it is unable to maintain it shape if you try and actually store things in the box. This means that the lid will not fit. Even if you can get the lid to fit, it doesn't lock down. So if you have something in there that touches the lid, it will pop off onto the floor. Even rolls of wool will prevent you from closing the lid. Don't make the mistake I did, spend a few quid more and get something you can use

These storage cubes were exactly what I needed. The measurements were exacly correct and fit into the cube shelf as I required! They are translucent, so I can see what is inside without opening, and the lids are easy to snap on and off.

Muy bonitas cajas para organizar, se apilan bien.

Das Material ist sehr dünn und deshalb kamen auch vier Boxen mehr oder weniger beschädigt an. Die Boxen entsprechen der Beschreibung und sie erfüllen die verschiedenen Zwecke, für die ich sie haben wollte. Mit Deckel ist ein Preis von 1,50€ günstig. Der Service ist positiv zu bewerten, da ich am Tag meiner Reklamation eine Antwort und am darauf folgenden Tag einen Preisnachlass bekam. Ich bin zufrieden.