2 Blue 2 white Plastic Storage Basket Folding Storage Boxe Crate Drawer Organizer Stackable Shelf Basket Collapsible Closet Container Food Fruit Bottle Book Organiser for Home Office Kitchen Basket

After replacing my sink, InSinkErator and installing a new dishwasher, I discovered a quiet universal truth: new plumbing steals vertical space. Who knew? So the stuff that used to live under the sink wouldn't fit there any more. I couldn’t use the containers I had before — they were just too tall for the new pipe layout. I needed something short, stackable, stable, and smart. These crates delivered. They’re each 13.3" long, 10.2" wide, and 5.1" high — which turns out to be the perfect height for dancing around my plumbing and organizing under-sink supplies. I now use two up front — one for trash bags of various sizes, and another for dishwashing liquid, dishwasher pods, Barkeeper’s Friend, stainless steel polish, and mineral oil (the last two recommended by my friend Aether, who clearly understands sink care.) Behind them are two more — in white — which hold less frequently accessed items like new sponges and dishwasher cleaner. Everything is visible, accessible, and behaves itself. Each crate has handles on all four sides No assembly required Collapses easily when not in use Very durable — not for bricks, but one confident layer of books would be no problem Stackable — perfect for small spaces or nested storage setups Great price — about $7.50 each when bought as a set These aren’t just for under the sink. They’d be great in a kid’s room, a craft area, or a workshop. I could absolutely see them used for produce at a farmer’s market, or as a stylish upgrade to reusable bags at the grocery store. Bottom line? These are versatile, well-designed, and surprisingly satisfying. A five-star item. Highly recommend.

I like these little crates for my flea market displays of small products. They can be stacked and handled without much issue. They aren't as rugged as milk crates, but I can confidently load them with 20lbs each, and stack four high. Most important part that isn't listed in the description is the inside loadable dimensions. They are 12.5" x 9.1" x 4.75". There is also a small lip on the inside near the joints of each container to compensate for the hinges. You'll want to note this if you need to store items flush. These containers are best for items without clean conforming shapes, like candies, small toys, and trinkets.

Though these won't be mistaken as the favored milk crate bins, these are really nice to use. They fold up easily and that's why I bought them... hopefully, they won't become brittle too quickly.

A little on the flimsy side, depending on the weight of what's in it, but can't be beat for its price and form factor. With a few packs of these (and some dry erase magnets), I was able to completely reorganize the food in my deep freezer into an easy-to-access, stackable inventory of "shelves", with two left over to help organize the pantry: one for potatoes, and one for onions & garlic. Light, washable, foldable; perfect!

They function fine as individual baskets, but don't stack cleanly. More force than should be necessary is needed to align the corners and push them into place, and they often don't stay.

My Partner and I are video gamers. And the energy spend during long gaming sessions requires snacks, sometimes sweets, fruit roll ups or chips. We have 2 of these on an end table we both can reach when we need a bit of energy boost or replenishment. We have healthy and guilty pleasure treats in these for easy access during our gaming "intermissions"! Would buy again, if need happens to replace these.

They fit regular mouth pint canning jars. Nice that they also fold up. Sturdy enough for 12 canning jars filled with jams.

I got these to store my canning jars and they’re great! They will only fit 9 but that’s just fine for me because I can in a small scale. The wide mouths fit flush and the pints jars are a bit taller than the edges of the crates. Support the bottom as you transport them though.