IRIS USA 3 Qt. Plastic Craft Storage Container Bins with Lids, 10 Pack, Small Art & Office Supply Organizer Tote, Sensory Bins & Boxes for Home & University, Stackable, Secure Latch Buckles, Clear

These are perfect for storing little toys in. I also use them for sensory bin fillers as they’re the perfect size for that. They are made very well. I’ve been using them a few months now and no far none of the latches have fallen off which has been a problem I’ve had with other bins. The plastic seems thick. They seem like they will last a long time. They’re the perfect size to fit a label on the front with what is in the bin

Not extremely rugged but for light to medium weighted items and stacked storage these containers work great for my garage.

I was specifically looking for stackable plastic containers to sort building blocks, and these have worked out extremely well for my setup. What really sets these apart is that they can be stacked not only when stored away, but also while actively in use. Even when the containers are full of blocks, they remain stable when stacked, which helps keep my workspace organized without spreading everything out. I also really appreciate that the lids come completely off rather than opening in a clamshell style. This makes it much easier to access pieces while sorting or building, and there’s no lid getting in the way or flopping backward. The plastic feels sturdy and thick enough for regular use, and the uniform shape makes stacking clean and efficient. It doesn’t warp when it’s full and you’re trying to pick it up. Overall, these are a very practical solution for anyone who wants containers that stay organized both during storage and while actively working.

if you’re looking to transport things, know the latches easily open!! other wise, good quality product. if they were storing things in a closet/shelf it would be perfectly fine :)

Perfect for my cosmetology kit!! Super sturdy and a great deal too!

Quality is good. The size was perfect to make sensory boxes. It locks very well so items don't get loose.

I love them, bought them to organize my crafting supplies, makes my table look neater and space clean to work in my projects.

When I ordered these (and some other similar bins), I thought the see-through ones were as clear as they come. Later, I discovered that IRIS makes a clear blue version of some bins, which ends up being much more see-through, even though it's blue. And I think the blue looks pretty cool. In hindsight I should have searched more and tried to find the clear blue versions of these, although I don't know it they make them. The clear blue ones were a different size. So you might not be able to find the clear ones in the size/quantity that you want, or they might be more expensive. In that case, the translucent ones are actually fine. You can still see what is inside. I believe the official name of the translucent ones is Pearl. Make sure you buy ones that have a clear lid. Some bins have a solid white lid, for example, so you can't see down into them, which is a bummer. These do have the clear lid, which is great. I like that there are latches. I like that a lot better than the kind where the lid just snaps on, because the latches are easier to deal with, and they stay closed better. The latches on these are good. However, the style of the latches is not perfect, in my opinion I have some bins I got a long time ago which have the moving latch piece attached to the lid. These IRIS ones have the latch attached to the bin, which I don't think works as well. I couldn't find any (from any company) with the latches attached to the lid, so I got these. And they are fine. You just flip the latch with your thumb instead of your fingers. It's a minor point. One batch I got was defective, and the latches would fall off, so I exchanged that batch. I only saw that problem on one batch, and I bought a lot of these. I assume it was just a fluke. The price of these IRIS bins was similar to the alternatives, but I was surprised at how much bins cost. All the bins I got (multiple types from multiple companies) seemed expensive to me. I spent about $400 on bins when I reorganized my basement, which seems crazy! But the bins last forever, and they are vastly better than boxes, so I guess it's fine. I would recommend spending more for high quality thick ones with latches like these, because I think in the long run it really pays off. I expect to still be using these same bins in 20 years, so it would be unwise to deal with low quality bins for 20 years, just to save a few bucks. It's better to invest in good ones like these. Buy plenty because you'll keep finding things to put in them. Even if you don't fill them all right away, later you'll eventually want more, and it's nice to have them all match.

Just starting out in the Junk Journal craft and these boxes are the perfect size for printouts, ephemera and notes. They keep each project safe and have plenty of room for additions or collections. I love that I can add to them over time before setting out to assemble the journals and everything is right there in one place! I bought two sets of these and cannot recommend them enough if organization is key to your craft of choice!

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I am so pleased with these. They are large enough to house a variety of paints and craft items and they stay closed with snap handles. Great stackers on my shelves. I would not buy them at full price (ridiculously expensive) but on sale they were well worth it. I bought lots of them with no regrets.

Más grandes de lo que esperaba y muy prácticas. Las uso para guardar cables sueltos, piezas de juegos y cosas de manualidades.

Great for storing lego