Bins & Things 3-Tier Sewing Kit - Stackable Craft Storage Box with Dividers - Plastic Nail Polish Organizer, Storage Containers for Beads, Sewing Supplies and Art Organizers - Large

I purchased the Bins & Things 40-Compartment Organizer to help manage my daughter's growing collection of LOL Surprise dolls, and it has been a game-changer! This compact and durable organizer keeps everything neatly in place and makes playtime more enjoyable. What We Love: Adjustable Compartments: The 40 compartments can be customized to fit various sizes of accessories, from tiny shoes to larger outfits. Sturdy and Portable: Made from durable plastic, the organizer includes a handle for easy transport, making it perfect for on-the-go playdates or travel. Clear Design: The transparent material allows us to see all the toys at a glance, eliminating the frustration of searching through drawers. Stackable: The design allows for stacking multiple organizers, which is great for expanding collections. Considerations: Side Latches: Some users have noted that the side latches can be tricky to secure properly. Ensuring the dividers are aligned correctly can help. Handle Durability: A few reviews mentioned the handle could be more robust for heavy use. Final Thoughts: Overall, the Bins & Things 40-Compartment Organizer is an excellent solution for storing small toys like LOL Surprise dolls. It keeps everything organized, accessible, and easy to transport. Highly recommended for parents looking to declutter and streamline toy storage!

It is as expected. Looks durable enough and has lots of spaces for small/ medium sized items. I have not used it really so I don't have a whole lot to add For latch quality, color is perfect. It's easy to transport, easy to open and is a gift, so it's got great gift value.

We’ve been using this compartment organizer going on a few months now and so far it’s held up great considering it’ it hasn’t been opened and closed a ton just occasional play. I’m the one who opens it as it’s too hard for my 4 year old daughter and I could see her being too rough and breaking it if she tried. The ends that snap end are kinda flimsy so I can see how other reviews have this common complaint. Fortunate for us that hasn’t happened as of yet but the ends could definitely be made sturdier. Other than that it’s a great storage organizer and holds a bit of her lol dolls and accessories.

Okay, so I've been hunting a while for some containers for my Legos, and I've been trying to find something more reasonable. Something that doesn't take up a lot of space or require you to have an entire garage, dedicated room, or mancave to utilized (you know the ones, the 40x40 that you can hang on the wall). I move a round a lot, I travel, and Lego isn't the mainstay in my life - so I needed something reasonable. This is hands down the best possible container you can get. I did a lot of searching through the reviews, and like one reviewer said you should MARK THEM so that you can know which level goes where. I literally used a plastic sticky note I had for office folders, and each a unique color labeled "1", "2", and "3" - simple. And because this thing is so sturdy I'm not worried about it getting destroyed in any scenario in my room. The latches are VERY secure - I was reeeeeaaaally hesitant to take a chance on this because pictures only go so far on Amazon. But by my judgement, the plastic looked really thick, and the latches looked really thick, so I figured this would be good. And I was right! Could not be happier. The depth of these compartments were perfect for me. I had ordered tons of Lego pieces from Brinklink to essentially start over with likeable parts I know I'll use. I think I have like 4500 pieces total, and most of them fit inside two total containers (granted I use a lot of tiny pieces so keep that in mind, just my build style). The only reason I say "most" is because I purposefully left a specific color type of lego outside of the group - otherwise all of them would fit in there plus more room, I'm just organizing. The only thing that's not really a con is the image that shows 10 compartments. This is the part where I was hesitant to purchase.... One image shows 6 compartments, and one shows 10. I thought perhaps there were additional dividers or what. To be CLEAR: this is only 6 compartments total - no dividers and no customization. For me it was enough to organize like-parts of Legos because I have a very specialized set of pieces that I can memorize. Hinges with other types of hinges, 1x1 tiles can go with 2x2, 2x1, 3x1, etc. You get the point. If you're really meticulous and want the by piece, by color, by size, then that's obviously the other type of organizers. If you want a good container that's manageable and can stuff in your closet (because Lego isn't the only thing you love in life, but still a quiet hobby) then these containers are perfect. I got two of them and I doubt I'll need more. Also to note (I know this is a long review) you can stack two containers on top of each other and they will latch. You will however (obviously) have a left-over top piece that you can either throw away or store. I personally just keep both separate, but if you wanna fuse them together and make a column to save space that is also possible. Sorry for the long review, I just wanted to be thorough for other Lego hobbyists like me who don't wanna spend a fortune on organization. Organization makes Lego building soooo much better but the containers these days are so expensive, and you don't have all the space to commit to one hobby that you spend only a healthy amount of time on. Even if it is a passion, these containers will suffice for a moderate builder.

I was hesitant in purchasing this product but wanted storage for various thread sizes and embroidery spool threads. It works perfectly and makes my embroidery threads more organized rather than on sewing counter or in bin without dividers. No tangling of threads. Big enough that multiple smaller spools can fit in one compartment and larger spools fit with one in each compartment. Like that has multiple layers and each layer snaps apart or can carry has whole unit with all layers snapped together. Lots of threads can be easily stored in this product.

I purchased this to fill with travel size purse items for Christmas gift. Plastic is not clear acrylic, it’s just clear plastic. The dividers are removable but some can be very hard to put back in place. Hinge clips on sides are a little flimsy and feel like they’ll break if barely hard on them.

These are great, I ordered them back before Christmas expecting Christmas to be full of little toys and I was right! They’re lightweight for my grandaughter who is pretty young, she’s able to organize all of her little pieces parts from different play sets and they don’t get vacuumed up! Keeps her play sets organized, and she can see through them if she’s looking for a particular part of the set. I opted for clear color but even the colors were transparent so she could see what she owned. They fit almost everything small such as doll parts, little critters she likes to collect, and they are easy to stack so she could use them for multiple play sets and still have that organization without the frustration of not being able to find things. As she grows and outgrows the toys she can still use them for young girl jewelry, hair ties and clips, along with young girls jewelry. There are so many uses for these containers the list never ends. They also have dividers, so if it seems something is too big the divider slips out to make that space larger. Easy to use even for her age.

This was one of the worst purchases I have EVER spent money on!! I typically don’t leave these reviews but I am so disgusted with this purchase, I have to vent. This was a Christmas gift & a third attempt at trying to find a container for my 6 yr. old’s Beyblades, which I have found, don’t easily fit into anything (at least the newer, larger ones). This container is incredibly difficult to use. There are 3 separate levels & they don’t just open & close… oh no. They have to be detached from each other. To do this, one has to slide the latches on either side of the box, for each level, to detach a level from the other 2. The pictures make it look like it opens & hinges allow it to lay back, like those Caboodles used to do. Did I mention that each level & each sides latches have to be pushed or pulled different ways, either forward away from the user or pulled towards the user? And each level is different so a person has no idea which way the latches are supposed to go unless you memorize or place markings all over the box to indicate which way to go. You’d also have to mark it in a way so you’d open the box from the same direction each time or the markings would be backwards. (There no way to tell which is front or back). Wouldn’t you simply just try pushing or pulling each latch to figure it out?, you may ask. Of course one could do that if the latches moved smoothly back & forth & it didn’t take the strength of a Greek god to move them. The latches stick & dont move together easily -even remotely. So it takes the combined strength of an ox, about 10 minutes out of your day & a PhD to open the thing. Then, the beyblades may or may not fit. Let’s not even talk about putting the thing back together again, which is the whole point of an organizational storage container. All I want to say about that is the 3 levels don’t even sit on top of each other easily- they have to be jiggled & moved precisely. AND!!! The levels can’t be placed back in any certain order! They have to be in the exact same order or they will not stack. So I had to mark each level ‘1,2 & 3’ with a Sharpie so I could get it back together. But even once you get through that step, you must again go through the tedious job of matching each latch back up by trial & error- turning the levels around til you find the correct placement so each level goes in the ONlY way it possibly can. Of course, then one must then actually push/ pull these maddening latches until the fingertips are scuffed, endurance is exhausted & frustration is at heart attack level. I can’t even imagine my 6 yr. old mastering this contraption. Or my 9 yr. Old for that matter. I can barely manage it. So. It now slays scattered across my sons bedroom floor along with the Beyblades I have given up on organizing for the time being. I can’t bring myself to throw it out bc I paid so much for it & I simply can’t gather the energy required to get it & all its parts together & the return process started. ( yes, it IS April of the next year, I am finally taking time to write this). This is my only revenge. To write a review on a plastic container that is so poorly constructed, so poorly designed that despite its absolute worthlessness, it has defeated me. For now, it lives on in my home, an insult & a disgust. Someday I will gather the strength & the will to bash it to pieces with a sledgehammer because it is too awful of a product to deserve a simple throwing out.

Perfect for daughter’s bracelet making hobby. All perfectly sorted and safely stored.

Me llegó roto, desgraciadamente- y no quiero devolverlo porque no quiero exponerme al COVID.

Este organizador es muy practico, más por el tamaño caben una gran cantidad de cosas

Can be used for so much,

Me gustó el producto es muy versátil en cuanto a su uso, me encanta que puedes variar las medidas de almacenamiento con sólo mover las plaquillas de dentro. Además es transparente, lo que te permite ver en qué lugar guardaste las cosas. Es práctico para acceder a lo que guardas ya que lo abres por nivel, no todo al mismo tiempo. Y las dimensiones son muy adecuadas!