Iris OhyamaStorage chest, tower, 5 drawers of 11 L, with wheels, ergonomic handles, office, Garage, bathroom - Smart Drawer Chest SDC-005 - Silver

I hadn't realised how hard it is to find plastic drawers that are 1) Decent size to fit long kitchen utensils etc 2) Sturdy so that drawers don't bend when filled 3) Inexpensive 4) Not bad looking even for a kitchen - until I tried and had quite some trouble until I found these.You see, many plastic drawers start bending as you fill them with stuff and they end up not opening/closing properly. Many are way expensive - I wouldn't be looking for plastic drawers if I wanted to spend that much. Many are unsightly. And then it is finding the right size.These turned out to be perfect for me, for putting all the kitchen stuff that you normally put in good size kitchen drawers. And they seem quite sturdy too at the same time, no problems opening/closing.

Very lightweight, and has been useful for loft storage, where items are kept dust free and organised and the unit doesn't get heavy use so that wear and tear isn't an issue.I have another in my home office, where I keep small items and the unit is used more frequently but gently, without overfilling the drawers. I have enjoyed using them and ordered another one last month for loft storage.It arrived without its usual giant box - just a loose plastic wrap that had been torn in places. I did not feel concerned initially, as this seemed to be less wasteful of resources... however, once we removed the plastic wrap we saw that it had sustained damage in transit:The rear right corner of the upper drawer was shattered in several places, including loss of the rails that make for smooth running of the drawer.It's very annoying as while it's not a luxury item, neither is it cheap. It's costly enough that it would be worth getting a replacement drawer, rather than tossing out the whole thing. So I feel a replacement drawer would be the best solution, and it would be easy to install... but the Amazon's automated system doesn't offer this option.Instead you are channelled through a returns process which, apart from more time wasted, I feared would be environmentally costly - what if the whole thing gets tossed into landfill and also the item would be driven back to whatever depot, resulting in more fossil fuels burned by delivery vehicles... it's just not worth it.Basically, I can't recommend this item anymore because of the likelihood of damage in transit, and with no easy solution to replacing broken parts...Which is crazy; this should be very easy to fix with a simple replacement part, but I can't even see an option for me to by my own replacement drawer from the seller.In summary; these are useful, lightweight items - but too easily damaged in transit, with no clear solution to replace broken parts. What a shame. It might be worth the risk, if parts were replaceable, but, as far as I have been able to ascertain there are no replacement parts available.Maybe we should all quit buying plastic storage solutions, given that we don't know how they are made or disposed of. These may be the product of toxic chemical processes at some stinky factory somewhere. I can't tell from the broken drawer if it is a recyclable material or not. Maybe it's all destined for landfill, taking aeons to degrade into micro-plastic particles to destroy sea-life. Any information on this would be appreciated and I'm happy to update my review accordingly.Meanwhile, I feel bad for buying these.

It was a reasonable price and they’re excellent quality.I have 3 of these, they do come with attachable wheels, but I haven’t bothered. They are also stackable. So quite versatile.I use them for storing unboxed 00-gauge model trains, locos, coaches and wagons, they’re just the right height.The draws are easy to open, to access the contents and by squeezing the sides of the draws they are easily removed.(I do put some padding between the rolling stock, to protect against scratching.)

These drawers are excellent value, good quality and they look good, I live in a small bungalow and have a limited amount of space, I bought one of these for my office cum dining room to keep stationary such as envelops writing paper, paper clips etc., in, A4 paper fits in perfectly, small items that were sitting around on the desk and on the table are now cleared away, I was so impressed with the quality I purchased two more, one for my built in wardrobe, it fits in nicely along with the clothes hanging above, it is very useful for things like ties, belts, scarves and hats and gloves, even my small handbags fit in there, I use the bottom drawer for the first aid kit and medication, ( I don't have any small children or grandchildren so it is safe for me to do that) the third one is in my kitchen which is a small galley kitchen which is seven foot by 5.5 foot, it is standing by the side of my fridge freezer, I have used it for the spare utensils that clutter one of my cupboards which has left me more space in my cupboard, I also use two drawers for none perishable foods and potatoes, I would highly recommend them to anyone who has a limited amount of space

The box was lobbed over a 6ft fence. That's some delivery! This fitted perfectly into the space I had. I'm using it for rabbit supplies. The storage drawers are fairly deep for the size. The two top drawers aren't as deep. The top of the unit is flat, so you can also place items on top. It's quite sturdy. I'm not using the wheels. You have the option of using them or not. I'm not sure it's worth the price. These storage units are all quite expensive. They're plastic, why are they so expensive?? Handy units and I'd recommend. Maybe wouldn't recommend the delivery!