Akro-Mils44-Drawer Plastic Drawer Storage Cabinet for Garage Organization, Bead Organizer, Building Bricks Storage, Teacher Toolbox, Makeup Organizer, 20-Inch W x 6-Inch D x 16-Inch H, 10144 Black

This was exactly what we were looking for. A large organizer with different sized little bins. Perfect for our crafts. We put beads, thread, string, tools, bracelets, necklaces, glue, and a host of other like sized craft items in the bins. It’s sturdy and the bins slide nicely. I also like that you can see through the bins, but not so clear to where it looks cluttered, if that makes sense? :)All in all, a great purchase! Excellent for little Knick-knacks, crafts, jewelry, miniatures, tools, nails, bolts, screws,… you name it. Definitely recommend!

It is exactly what I had hoped it would be. It is a bit large (wide), but at 4 ft 11 inches, that is probably why. Hubby set up a storage container a couple of inches above my worktable so I can reach it, but it is a small stretch.I love the size of the trays and having extra dividers for some of the trays will be of help. I have placed some of the items, but it is a slow process because hubby finally gave in and bought me a 6 ft table to do my measuring, cutting, get what I would need to do my painting on the material. Making quilts with buying sheets, good quality ones and cut them into the blocks the size I need.Putting carbon paper down (type that can be washed off) trace the coloring page and then painting with acrylic markers and paint in tubes.I now have plenty of room to do the work I need, area for markers, tubes of paint, scissors, and more with extra room left over.Am so HAPPY to have this table, price was good, it is solid, and I think it will be perfect for what I want to do.Thrilled with it, would highly recommend it for someone looking for something longer and wider, strong (holds 300 pounds) and just what I had hoped for.

5 stars, this was something I really needed to organize my “ journaling & scrap booking.” Plenty of bins and diff. Sizes. Easy pull out, light weight to move around and store when not using at my table and pretty well made, for plastic.Sturdy, great drawer depth and length.Highly recommended!

The manufacturer neglects to provide these instructions, so here are the only ones you’ll find:<br/><br/>1. Before installation, turn cabinet upside down and dump all 44 drawers into a box or bag.<br/>2. Optional: For full mount strength, some/all of the mounts should be in wall studs. Use a stud finder. If all mounts are on drywall, that’s probably okay, unless you’ll be storing very heavy weight.<br/>3. The distance between the cabinet mounting holes is: horizontal 18-1/4”, vertical: 13-3/4”. Draw pencil marks for the 4 drill holes on the wall. Use a bubble level to verify that your marks are level. Hold the cabinet up to the holes and look to verify that they will fit. The top of each narrow slot (oriented upward) should match its mark exactly.<br/>4. Set the cabinet aside.<br/>5. Pit each mark with an awl or nail.<br/>6. Optional: The mountings are more secure if you use #6 washers. Verify that washers actually fit through the cabinet mounting holes. If washers are large, then you’ll have to drive the screws with the cabinet held up to the mounts, and that goes better with a second pair of hands.<br/>7. To mount on a stud, use #6x1-1/2” pan head phillips screw. You don’t need an anchor. Drill with 1/8” bit. Mounting hardware is not included with the cabinet.<br/>8. To mount on drywall, use #6 nylon self-drilling anchor with #6x1-1/2” pan head phillips screw. Drill with 1/4” bit. Insert each anchor with a screwdriver.<br/>9. Partially drive all screws into anchors/holes. Leave screw heads 1/4” away from wall.<br/>Mount the cabinet over the screws. After mounting, each screw should sit in the upper narrow part of its cabinet slot. If any mount is off by up to 1/8”, that’s probably okay.<br/>10. Place bubble level on top of cabinet to verify it’s level. If it’s not level, this is your chance to rework.<br/>11. Tighten all screws lightly snug, but do not over-tighten, or you WILL break a slot, and that is NOT easy to fix. Recommended: 14” phillips screwdriver.<br/>12. The mounting is done.<br/>13. Reinsert drawers.

I've bought several of these to help organize my Lego collection. I could not be happier. The drawers are the perfect size for small parts and pieces. They are wide enough to fit labels to organize it all. The plastic frame is strong enough to support all the weight, and the drawers are easily removed and replaced. The handy dividers included on the back are super useful as well.

I have three sets of drawers from Akro-Mils. I considered 3d printing drawers but it would cost about as much by weight and hassle.

Organized all my nuts and bolts, printed labels on them, and wow, I should have done this decades ago! Bummer it doesnt come with that many dividers but hey thats what 3d printers are for!Now when I go to look for nuts, bolts, and washers I just look for the size I need and bam, I got what I needed, no more digging in random bags or buckets. Took longer to sort all my random hardware than it did to install it.Added strips of wood so I could mount this offset from studs, so its nice and secure.It's good quality, mounts easily, enough drawers for tons of things.