Homak Parts Organizer, Black, 39 Drawers

This was great for clearing out the cluttered kitchen drawer!

I'm very happy with it. I feel like I got what I paid for.Pro's: The description is spot on. It's a light weight, wall mountable, plastic container with clear drawers. It's strong enough for light to medium duty. Mine currently has 11 lbs of hardware in it and I have no worries; it'll have double that before long). The drawers slide well and are easily removable (even when significantly loaded).Con's: At the price, none.Nit-picks:The back panel is (mostly) glued on and it's fit is less then perfect. Strongly suggest laying a bead of super glue across the seam before hanging it. Even then, you're probably going to want to reinforce it or put a shelf under it.It doesn't have a mould label. If it did, it could be a selling point. If I were to guess, I'd say it's probably made of high density polyethylene, but that's a guess.If you're worried about strength, sunlight, or chemical resistance, buy a metal storage solution. If you want cheap, look no further.After purchasing one and filling it, I bought another. The wife stole the second one. I bought two more. The wife has staked her claim on them and they haven't even arrived. I purchased two more.... I'm not telling the wife.I may rattle can them to add chemical/UV protection and add a front door panel. Adding metal (Erector set) reinforcement will be a must for mounting.The guy using it as a Raspberry Pi cluster housing is my hero.

I bought one of each organizer, the HOMAK 18 drawer and the STACK-ON 18 drawer that cost $20.00 less at $19.95. I have them both in front of me with tape measure and scale. Both are identical in dimension down to the drawers. The more expensive HOMAK says made in China and the STACK-ON says made in USA. With the exception of the back of the unit, the castings are identical! The drawers are made of the same slightly flexible opaque plastic that is adequately strong for moderate weights. The drawers on both units weigh the same and look the same and both contain one drain hole each. There are slots for dividers, but no dividers. The drawers have stops at the top that will stop the drawer from coming all the way out. The drawers remove easily by tilting up as you pull it out. The Stack-on drawer has a recycle logo on it. The main difference in the units is that the HOMAK unit's frame has been reinforced on the back. It has a 1 inch wide border of plastic that goes around the entire back surface of the unit and includes mounting holes in each corner. The STACK-ON unit is only re-enforced at the top and had two mounting holes. The HOMAK is black and the STACK-ON is grey. In functional tests, the better reinforced HOMAK unit seemed to flex less with weight. It was also evident that it might be better suited to mounting to a wall than the STACK-ON unit. However in my situation they will sit on a shelf and either seemed to be adequately constructed for that. In summary they are both good units depending on your intended purpose. If you are going to stack these units on each other, or hang on a wall then consider the HOMAK. If they are going to sit on a shelf, then the lower cost STACK-ON is adequate for less money. I give the HOMAK 5 star for construction and 3-star for price value, while I would rate the STACK-ON 5 star in price value and 3 star in construction. In my situation, I will purchase the STACK-ON in the future and save the money!

Absolutely unacceptable. When the product arrived they main body arrived in an partially put together state and there was what looked to be glue on dripped all over. it was also put together upside down where you cant even use the mounting holes. never again.

I looked at several parts organizers before I bought this one. Many of the others had drawers that were kind of free floating and would go out the back as well as the front of the rack and would fall out easily. However, The Homack parts organizer is a better design. Each drawer sits in its own little compartment in the frame and there are two little pegs just inside the front of each drawer to keep the drawer from accidentally pulling all the way out of the compartment. However, if user wants to remove a little drawer, it can be tilted up and removed (like if you need a lot of that particular screw or nail and just want to take entire drawer to project). Very easy to re-insert by reversing the process. Frame is hard plastic with four mounting slots in back in case you want to mount on wall. It is also very durable for sitting on shelf or work bench. This organizer will allow me to consolidate screws, nuts, bolts, washers, nails, picture hangers, shelf brackets, etc., in one place to make them easier to find and eliminate all the mess from little packs and partial boxes.Update: I did not realize how many different sizes and types of screws, nails, bolts, washers, etc, I had. I will be ordering a second Homak parts organizer for additional parts. I like the depth of the drawers. It allows storage of many pieces in each drawer and plenty of room for fingers to reach in drawer to extract needed pieces.

From the pictures we thought this would hold our children's church supplies. But the drawers are too small and some of them very hard to open if you can't get to the back of the cabinet. We are able to use it, but a little disappointed at how small the drawers were.

I've used this to organize my homeopathic remedies. The drawers can be a little tough to open or take out, but I prefer that to the kind where the drawers can just slide out if the unit is tipped over, so that the contents don't spill out everywhere. This brand seems sturdy and well made.