Citylife 3 PCS Plastic Storage Bins with Latching Lids Portable Project Case Clear File Box Stackable Storage Containers for Organizing A4 Paper, Photo, Document, Scrapbook

I have a large collection of Disney Ear Headbands and we travel to the Parks several times a year. I usually check a bag when we fly and found these plastic storage cases work perfectly to hold them. They do take up room in your suitcase, but it’s worth it to me to have them protected. Depending on the style and fragility of the ears the case will hold 2-4 headbands. They are very sturdy with a tight closure. They appear like a container that will last for years to come.

Perfect for my need. It appears to be a quality product. Latch locks snugly and they stack nicely.I used to keep my stock of various plastic bags (similar to zip-loc) in a couple of shallow boxes but it was always a mess. Now, everything is organized, contained, and easy to access. I've been very pleased with the result.

2nd time I’ve purchased these. Great for storing small items and stack in closet nicely. Sturdy and lids fit and secure tightly. Highly recommend!

Although these bins are sized for paper products, I bought them to store sandpaper in my garage tool chest. It may sound a strange use but sandpaper can wick moisture and curl over time or get brittle. These bins will keep it crisp and neat. Sandpaper is 9 x 11 and fits pretty well, just slightly snug.The bins are pretty rugged and close securely. I wouldn't hesitate to get more if I had the need. The price wasn't bad at about $7 each.The only complaint I have is that they came with locking handles unattached and in a separate bag. It wasn't an item I figured would require any assembly. No big deal I thought, but when I went to snap the handles on, I was a bit surprised at the effort needed. I was pretty sure I was going to break one or more of the plastic hinge pins on the handle. I had noticed that they sent an extra handle, so I assume that's common and it seems they get returned frequently. What I found that worked well for me was to use a screwdriver to help push the pin into the notched tab. If I were only pushing on the handle I'm sure something would've broke. You could also try a drop of oil on the pin as well. On the plus side, you don't have to worry about these handles coming loose if you manage not to break them.Otherwise I recommend them, good quality and solidly made. Definitely 5 stars if it were not for the handles.

These are great! They are made out of thick plastic and feel very durable. No flexing or bending. The handles latch so the lid stays on securely and they stack well.As other reviewers pointed out they do not come with the handles assembled. It isn't too bad to push them into place with some effort but I can see how it would be troublesome for some buyers who might need assistance putting them together.The only gotcha is that there's an opening in each handle that can pinch a finger when you close them. I would advise closing the latches with the palm of your hand rather than your fingertips to avoid any risk. This isn't a deal breaker or anything, just a minor annoyance.Overall I really like how rugged these are and how secure the latching mechanism is.

These things are pretty great, I'm officially a fan. The boxes themselves are very solid, and the lids close solidly, locking quite firmly and securely. They arrive with the latches not on, and can be a bit of a pain to get on, but once you figure it out, they pop on easily enough.They're sharp looking, and I feel like they're not going to crush or deform, like some of the cheaper bins I've bought from retail stores. I have lined the bottoms with a flexible magnetic sheeting, and they hold my wargaming miniatures quite nicely. Not going to fit some of the taller units in, but for the rank and file infantry it will hold a ton of units, and unlike some of the more popular brands, you won't be really emptying your bank account for some useful protective boxes.

I have accumulated enough small-to-mid sized items for my home office that things get into disarray if they don’t have a box, bin, or container to stay in most of the time. I got the idea of storing most of my office items in medium-sized clear storage bins after watching an episode of Financial Tortoise, one of my favorite YouTube channels in 2024. Having stacking lidded containers means I can rearrange with ease and visually locate items all without having to apply a bunch of impermanent labels. Since moving items like notebooks, paperclips, rubberbands, harddisks, and flashcards into these containers, my office space is tidier and I have gotten more use out of the stored items because I either know where it is or I can easily find it again. As a bonus, the filled containers look much better on the desk or bookshelf than an array of different items. I have already purchased and filled two sets of these containers. They are an easy recommendation.Tags: Year in Text 2024, Year in Text merchandise, organizers, containers, plastic storage, office storage, computer storage, supplies organization#homestorage #plasticorganizers #hobbysupplies #homeoffice #suppliesstorage

I wish I had read comments regarding the handles. I have ordered several plastic bins over the years and handles such as these have always been attached on arrival and none ever broken.That said, I was dismayed that the handles did not latch easily. After reading suggestions from other reviews, I was able to attach with effort.Otherwise, these boxes were the perfect size (14.65x10.43x2.87) for my intended purpose. Boxes are sturdy and workable now after effort on adding the handles.Only 3 stars due to unfortunate need to place handles. Could have been 5 stars if manufacturer had been more diligent on finishing the job and packing it well.