IRIS USA Clear Plastic Stackable Storage Bins, Large- 8 Pack, Open Front Fridge Pantry Kitchen Closet Cabinet Bathroom Organizer Basket for Organizing Snack, Cans, Office Supplies, and Coffee Pods

This product was a great way to organize our medicines. I created labels and put them in a closet. They stacked nicely on top of each other and are easily lifted when needed.

Looking for an inexpensive hay holder for our 4-H rabbit project. Needed several hay feeders that could be filled from the outside of the cages. We drilled holes & used cable ties to mount these vertically. The tray bottom faces the room & the open end is up. This allows us to add that from the top & the rabbits can pull in what they need. The price/convenience was perfect in case they decided to nibble the edges. No signs of damage after several months.

It is nice and functions as described. Lost a star as the slots and feet to keep it stacking are very very tiny and so it’s very easily undone. If you’re not very careful, it’s easy to topple the whole thing over if you have it stacked.

Purchased these to organize snacks at the office. They work very well for keeping snacks separated. That makes it easy to see at a glance what need to be replinished each week. Highly recommend. These bins would work for organizing many different things.

I bought these to help organize my pantry. They seemed sturdy initially, but once they were filled, I was unable to stack them. The weight would cause it slip the the slits. The slot that allows you to stack is also very small, and they’re a bit awkward if you were wanting to stack them (which is specifically why I bought them).I was going to return them, but decided to use them in my linen closet instead.Depth-5 starsStacking ability-3 stars (possible, but inconvenient if in a high use area, or if too much weight)Construction-4 stars

I wanted larger bins than these but am glad this is what I ended up with. I purchased to organize the closet that we use to store OTC meds, extras of toothpaste, deodorant, travel sized supplies, and similar. Had I purchased any that were taller, they wouldn't have stacked on the shelves. I haven't labeled them yet, and there are no labels included, but I think I can simply use a marker.The second set of these I own, I use to organize our coffee supplies in a kitchen cabinet. They fit inside a standard kitchen cabinet, without stacking.Next up may be a set to organize my baking supplies. It will be nice to grab a bin and have baking powder, soda, salt, vanilla, etc. in one handy spot.There is something nice about opening a cabinet or closet door and being greeted by matching bins. These work nicely for that. They are sturdy. I can pick up a bin without fear of it buckling under weight of contents.Glad I purchased!

I let my husband have two for our room, I kept these four. All my "use a lot" medicines fit in one, my fingernail doodads in another, my cloth headbands in another and the last is still waiting for me to finish organizing and delegate it as the forever home to some more of my junk. For now, in a lot of space lies 3 bracletes. Husband uses for shaving stuff and his own medications. Easy to access your stuff, perfect size and don't look bad either.

I bought the medium 4 pack. They stack poorly — tiny feet of the upper bin fits into a tiny depression in the bin under it. A very flimsy, unreliable fit. This means that whenever I put something in, or take something out, just that slight jiggling makes the whole thing collapse and fall apart. I tried taping them together with duct tape — didn’t work at all because of the way the edges stuck out, and also, duct tape doesn’t stick well to this plastic! There’s no way to clamp them together (would have been easy to design that.) I’ve got other, similar stacking boxes that have much better inter-locking capabilities. These were just designed so badly, I can’t believe the people at Iris let this one get to production. I think Iris items are usually much better.