Skywin Plastic Stackable Bins - 4 Pack Open Front Storage Bins Medium For Toy Organizers and Kitchen, Bathroom Essentials (Black)

These are some nice stackable storage bins for just about anything. I have some in my kitchen pantry, where they're storing onions and potatoes, and I have some in a closet holding some boxes and electronics. On the bottom there is a mechanism where you can expand some flaps that allow you to stack them, and they slide back in if you don't want to use the stacking feature. Overall, I would definitely recommend these.

I acquired these stackable bins through Vine.I was interested in the product to help organize various items around the house.They'll work and probably help me organize some smaller items in the kids' playroom, or maybe even the garage.I wish they locked together. I find they more just rest on top of one another and therefore too easily come apart.I suppose that's good for using them as totes, but I don't think they're durable enough to be used that way as I already managed to crack one of the bin frames.

My house is a cluttered mess. I have been obsessed with organizing lately so I've been watching one video after another online to determine what's best and what makes the most sense for me. What I have noticed is that they often use bins that look just like these. They are great for kitchen pantries or hall closets or bathrooms. You can just stack a lot of things in them and still keep the room or closet neat looking. I'm putting these in my kitchen cabinets. I want to be able to pull out items without having to rummage through the entire cabinet. I'm just going to fill these and label them. There are some little discolorations in the plastic that aren't too bad and hardly noticeable. I just wanted to note that since they aren't just perfect. However, these do the job I need and they look fine. You will be able to find a use for them in any room. In all the videos I've watched I think I've actually seen them most in kitchen/kids areas. I don't think I would have expected that but when you watch them it makes sense.

3 out of the four totes made it. One was badly cracked. We needed them so we kept them otherwise they would have gone back. Quality of plastic is thin which probably explains the broken one.

Unfortunately when the product arrived today, there were not the pieces on the bottom of each basket needed to stack them together. These pieces are shown in other reviews in video and photo. All I received were the 4 baskets nested inside each other.

I’m very impressed with these stackable baskets! The plastic is durable, when stacked the opening is wide to fit items through. The baskets can stack on top of each or be stored nestled together. On the bottom of the basket the arms can be pulled out to stack one on top of another. It’s really great!

These are pretty decently made. I haven't encountered any quality issues so far. They are a nicely sized for storing bottles, toiletries, medicine or other similar sized things. It wasn't immediately obvious at first how to stack them, but they all have slide out segments that fit into the respective notches at the top of other ones.Overall they've been a pretty good pickup and have been great for what I wanted to store.

This review is for the SKYWIN Plastic Stackable Storage Bins (Size - 4 pack, Color - Black, Style - Lines). I received a free taxable sample of these storage bins to review in my search for an organizer solution for small arts and crafts supplies.There are four identically sized plastic storage bins in this pack. Each storage bin weighs 396 grams and has a footed 7 1/2" x 11" rectangular base, the front of which angles forward for about 4" and then stops for a max depth of 12 1/2". The internal width is 7 1/4", internal height is 7", and internal depth (front to back) ranges from 10" - 12". An overhanging lip on the two sides and rear extends the dimensions of those sides by about 3/8" on each side. The bins are an open design made of a sturdy plastic and feature mesh-like lined openings on the two sides and rear which are reminiscent of a grocery basket without a handle. Each bin also has four plastic sliding tabs on the bottom which extend out and allow one bin to be stacked on top of another. The stacking design isn't locking, but it does do an adequate job at keeping the stack of bins from shifting around and in a mostly stable position. As tested, the total height of four bins stacked on top of each other was 22 1/4" and we did not encounter any stability issues. One thing to note is that the stacking design results in about 1/2" of the front foot portion from the upper bin to protrude into the opening for the lower bin, resulting in about a conservatively measured 7 3/4" wide x 3 3/4" high opening.In term of use, the narrower design makes it suitable for some situations where side-to-side space might be an issue, with the tradeoff being that you are not able to accommodate wider items. I had originally thought to use these to store school papers and art drawn on letter sized paper, but these bins are too narrow to allow these papers to lay flat and would instead leave them somewhat curled. As is, these bins have been great for organizing commonly used items such as pens, pencils, paints, and other art items in the crafts area as well as in the pantry to store different types of pastas, snack items, and canned goods. I like the open design that allows me to quickly reach in and grab whatever item I need rather than to have to slide out the bin, unlock and open the lid, and then take out my desired item.All in all, these plastic organizer bins are sturdy, stackable, and functional. I recommend these as a good stackable organizer solution, especially if the narrower dimensions will meet your needs.