IRIS USA Small Drawer Organizer Storage, 16-Drawer Craft Cabinet for Screws Hardware Art Supplies Small Parts Nuts Bolts Nails Tool Container, Drink Packet and Water Flavor Packet Organizer, Black

I did a lot of research before deciding on this IRIS 44-drawer chest. The build quality is very good, and the drawers aren't paper thin like some other similar products. Plus, there is a small lip that keeps the drawers from coming completely out of the chest when you open them - a small, but very important engineering detail that so many other manufacturers missed. For its solid build quality and perfect functionality I have no problem giving it 5 stars.

Great organizer! We loaded it with modules and other computer parts. The big drawers hold more than we thought they would and it fits nicely on the work table. Excellent value. Drawers open and slide easily.

Great product, competitively priced compared to other organizers with similar drawer counts/sizes. Got ours from Resale so there was minor dents on the back by one of the wall mount holes, but we were not planning to mount it so no impact to us, also that's part of the caveat with saving a few bucks with Resale.Got it for my wife to sort some of the rocks I got her for Christmas. Lots of space and room. Very sturdy and functional. Will eventually add form liners and additional dividers.

This is a really nice unit. It can sit on your workbench, etc, or can hang easily on the wall. The top is suitable for use as a shelf. The box is pretty solid. The drawers are adequate, and, depending what configuration you get, plentiful and a nice variety of sizes, but are not particularly heavy duty. They seem more than adequate for home use, but I have some doubt that they could stand up to heavy duty commercial usage. I am very happy with this product and glad to have a place to sort and store screws, hooks, bolts, etc. I used white electric tape for labels on each bin. Bins are semitransparent so you can see what’s in then, but nice to label, for example, screw length and size. Drawers have stops on them so they won’t accidentally pull out and spill, but you can lift front to remove and insert drawers.

Got this to organize my piles of screws and tools. Perfect size for my need. Very easy to use and helps me keep things nice and need. Would recommend!

I love my organizer so much, it's on display in my dining room. Actually I have no where else to put it because it's pretty big, but I'm not too fussed because I really do love it. My tool box and tool closet was riddled with various parts, screws, connectors, adapters, fasteners, you name it. Transferring all those miscellaneous items to this organizer has been a true game changer. I no longer have to search all over the place for that one piece or bolt.The box is made of nice materials and is sturdy. The drawers slide open very easily. I like that they're translucent so you can somewhat see what's inside. It makes finding stuff much easier. Full disclosure: I did not label the drawers or organize them in any particular order. Even so, this is so much better than my previous "system". Another thing that I like is the different sized compartments, so I can store larger items like box cutters or USB cables.If you don't already have one of these, go get one!

This is the best storage system that I have found. This is far superior to the 64-drawer container made by Akro-Mils. It is lightweight, stacks with other containers, the drawers don't fall out when you open them, and it is very sturdy. Great quality, but I wish IRIS had more configurations. I have bought several of these as well as some 24-drawer versions, and I am very satisfied.

Outstanding!!! I purchased two of these, and they are stackable. Each little drawer is the perfect size for my nephews’ and niece’s Masters of the Universe Origins action figures, and the drawers can be pulled out by tilting them upward after they are opened as far as possible.They look great! The one thing that could have made it even nicer in my opinion would have been if the back was also closed off with a cover like the sides/top/bottom are for people like me who don’t plan to mount/attach the units to a wall. That was easy to modify, though. I purchased a 20x30 inch foam board for less than three bucks and some right-sized flat screws with nuts, cut the foam board in half and then the right size for each of the two units. I was able to screw the foam board backs on because there are four holes near each of the four corners of the back (which are probably there to allow mounting, but the holes allowed me to easily attach a back cover since I don’t plan to mount them to a wall). I’m loving these!!!