40 Multi Drawer Plastic Storage Cabinet For Home Garage or Shed

The unit arrived very well packed and suffered no damage during transit. Very pleased with the unit and is something almost everyone needs in their garage or shed, just for those little things that you ‘might need one day so I won’t throw it away.’

I got these to put my many cross stitch threads in love it

A very useful unit for those who have lotsa bits which need to be kept seperate from each other for easy access, However...If, like me , you use a wheelchair to get about, and have a limited amount of space to turn it, then there's a good chance that you're going to 'bump' into it now and again. Which is when you realise that the designers didn't think about you when they drew this out.Just a little extra thought and they would have added a tiny blob of plastic to the top of each draw, which would have held the draws in position if the unit got bumped, and there'd be no need for you to drop to the floor and spend the next hour or so sat there re-sorting the contents of the draws back into each of the draws that fell out.Hence the 4 stars and not 5 ... Of course if we all lived in Mansions, or Manors then there'd be enough wall space for everything. Sadly with greed being the driving factor of this (and many other) countries economies, most of us have limited wall space, Especially if you can't use the higher walls because your wheelchair don't reach that height.

Seems unbelievable but I have enough guitar plectrums to need this but there you go - haven’t filled every drawer yet but not far off. Loads of other junk *ahem* stored in there already. If I’d bought this earlier I might not have kept losing things - including regular arguments about tidiness. Or lack of to be precise.

I bought a total of three of these units in two different variants, as a way of storing lots of different electronic components and accessories. They do the job fantastically, and although the initial unwrapping of the product reveals a fair number of thin, wiry plastic strands underneath some of the drawers from the moulding process, a few careful minutes with a craft knife gets rid of these imperfections, leaving sturdy drawers which sit well in their recesses.There is nothing to stop the drawers from sliding out if the cabinet is tipped forward, so I wouldn't recommend this product for use in contractor's vehicles or on uneven shelves. If used in one place on a flat, even surface, then they are brilliant.The drawers are one-piece mouldings that do not appear to be compatible with dividers, although i'm sure there are ways around this problem if you really needed to use dividers. The drawers also do not seem to be uniformly moulded, often with one side being much thinner than the other. This doesn't affect the performance of the drawers in any way though. Not if they are used for small parts as intended.In summary, I can't recommend these storage cabinets enough. Once they have been fully unpacked and had the excess plastic trimmed off from underneath some of the drawers, they look very professional. They can be left free-standing on a work surface or shelf, or wall mounted. A very capable design!

Bought this to house beads for my ever growing collection (currently housed in multiple lock top boxes) and although I haven't finished moving beads over I can safely say its well worth the price. I've got 200x 10mm beads in a draw and I could probably squeeze another 30 or so in there. Most of my beads are 6mm or 8mm so I'm sure I won't have a problem. Will be buying more (probably from ebay though as they are a few quid cheaper)Also a great way to keep beads in one place without having to dig through multiple boxes. Not decided on where or not to just house the coloured beads and separate them or to separate by size rather than colour yet. Maybe I'll update this when I've decided lol

Pretty good, expensive for size but drawers function very well, no retainers either with is good for me, others might not like that

Whoever designed the injection mould for the drawers seems to have forgotten to use alignment dowels. On every drawer in the 3 sets I purchased one side is thinner than the other, which means it cooled unevenly and the thicker side warped a bit. There is significant flashing on the thin side which needs to be trimmed off. The thin side is sometimes missing bits at the top of the wall, where the plastic wasn't able to flow up the small gap - the plastic is almost paper thin on some drawers so the injection moulding machine was really having to work hard to get the mould fully filled.On one set of drawers, about 40% of them had burn marks on the handle, looks like injection pressure or speed was too high, or there was insufficent venting and entrapped air overheated and burned the plastic.No injection moulder I've ever used would pass the drawers through QC - very poorly designed mould and very poor QC after the fact.