EZOWare Set of 3 Large Canvas Fabric Tweed Storage Organizer Cube Set W/Handles for Nursery Kids Toddlers Home and Office - 15 L x 10.5 W x 9.4 H -Mixed Crème

These baskets are fantastic! I am so happy with them. purchased a changing table from Grace Lauren (got it from Amazon? Then I began to search for the perfect basket to fit the space. These were the first I found! Quite a few clothes can be stored in them, and the colors match his grey and yellow nursery well. There is roughly the same space in each as a drawer in a small dresser. As he gets older and his changing table is no longer needed, they will come in handy to store toys or anything else we need for.

Legacy Kaufman

| Jul 24, 2021

In the first place, I like the way they look (learned this from a review that they have a grommet/shoelace type handle), they are the size stated in the description, and they can apparently hold a few items.
However, the not-so- good news ends here The pros are There is some collapsing here, but not neatly or completely There is no way to neatly store them either on a shelf or inside of one another In the pictures it appears that the fabric is more of a plastic or resin canvas, rather than the duckcloth or canvas I expected Support is not provided, either at the base or at the sides. In order for the sides to hold up, a cardboard base panel would be an excellent idea. It kept sagging and floppy looking, and kept listing in one place on the shelf when I used it for hats, scarves, and gloves. The purpose of these shelves is to make my closet shelves look neat and organized, and I do not want to have to create an internal support structure for something I already spent twenty bucks on.

Morgan Lamb

| Jun 02, 2021

It was larger than I expected, and I was worried that I wouldn't be able to fit one into the 10" receptacles on my desk. It turns out the cubbies are larger than I initially measured. The bins also The bins had been more of a small storage bin look, but now they look like actual drawers due to their length, but I am still fine with that. The price was overpriced, but the value was good. The $40 I spent on two sets of these might not have been the good investment, but they are sure to last, and they look fantastic. Because of this, they arrive all collapsed and are annoyingly creased. If it is impossible to remove it from the clothes, then I imagine there must be some sort of iron or steamer we can use. An iron would burn the material, so I am afraid to use it. You can put the handles into the bins in any direction and still have them look right.

The handles are on two sides of the bins so you can put them into place any way you like. It is obvious that they are big and will be able to hold many Taking into consideration this desk's unusual size, I spent a very long time looking for bins that would fit in the tubing. The most common bins are 12 or 13 inches At first I was using some 9" ones I found at the dollar store, but the ones I purchased below are of far better quality and fit perfectly. It was a great purchase and I would recommend it to others. (If you're wondering, the desk in the picture is Mainstays and it is available on Amazon, as well as Walmart's site, and costs I lined the shelves with pretty floral contact paper from Amazon, which I found here. The gold wire file holders are from Walmart. A pink blotter, a printer, and an elephant bench can also be found on.

Drew Myers

| Jan 07, 2021

We wanted something that could store small items, but had a softer look and not be made of hard material. Wow! I was worried about the quality not being good, but WOW is all I can say. has a sturdy feel, almost like denim, and is nicely lined with a smooth fabric. The small grommets and handles are a nice touch as well. This black was also one I chose that I liked because it was not too dark or harsh. A softer faded black covered the wall. As soon as not in use, the tables can be flattened for storage. The price is also unbeatable compared to what it would have cost in a retail store. There is no need to.

Marie Sparks

| Oct 12, 2020

In the store, similar items were much higher in price. These are much less expensive and look nice.

Hassan Parrish

| Dec 28, 2020

Storage ideas have become more important as a result of downsizing. The bottom shelf under my buffet has been used for decorative items, but now I'm filling the storage units with the stuff my husband has started storing A set of grooming tools and dog treats, six boxes of Pespi, and some extra medications. As we move forward, we'll probably tackle tools and other miscellaneous stuff. There is always something comparable to a junk drawer in everything we do. Still, it isn't out in the open or packed in There are very presentable cloth containers that don't shriek, so you won't even know they're there!.

River Bray

| Jan 30, 2021

There is definitely a basket feel to it. The problem is not how they look, or the amount they hold. I like the way they look on the shelf, and they are a great size. As they do not stiffen up, they want to dump out loose things that are in them like toys, electronics cords, etc. Okay for blankets and anything literally stuffed into them. If used in closets or cubicles, you may need to hold them with one hand to move In the end, I chose to use them for linen storage since it was easier, and I bought a more sturdy cabinet for everything else. The products are of good quality and are durable. Those things have a nice look on a shelf or counter when they're adorned with something like rolled towels.

Alexa McKnight

| Apr 19, 2021

The reviews I read sound amazing, but I wonder how these cheap smelly things are able to get such a great response. These arrived smelly and wrinkled, and I have no intention of storing anything in them. If someone is interested in them, I will be donating tried sitting them out in the Florida sunshine, and the wind blew them all over the place (that is how cheap and flimsy these things It did not matter how much fresh air and sunshine there was, the odor remained. This is not a product I would recommend purchasing.

Lorelei Brooks

| Mar 10, 2021