Stack-On CB-12 Clear View 12-Bin Organizer (Gray)

This thing really did just what i needed. I wanted a different type made by deflect-o but they cost too much for plastic. Those ones did have a really nice tilt out design. Now back to the Stack-On. I like how the bins have a lid that swings down and snaps into place to keep everything inside. I keep my work supplies in it and can take them with me on the road to work.

It can fit a jumbo chisel tip marker inside of a bin on the diagonal angle. I got mine from a different retailer because i wanted to get it the same day(there is a famous tower named after it that starts with an S and ends with one too).Saved a few bucks as well.

The build quality is not amazing but should be ok if you take good care of it. If you drop it there is a good chance you would break the lids. The holes used for mounting on the wall probably could have been reinforced to improve durability there. For my money i could not find anything better. Really got me organized. I find myself wanting more for the garage and my workspace.

I'm a electronic geek and I love collecting storage/organizer
like this one, I used this to organize my electronic stuff/components.

I read some reviews complaining about the size of this unit
well you can't expect to pay under 15$ and get a large item
always do your homework about the item you buy online,
or visit to your local homedepot to have the actual item

So far I like the item, regular size not too big 18hx14w
individual bin with 4in wide 5in dept from the cover.

-nice storage/organizer for electrical/electronic components
-transparent clear cover
-When you open the cover you have to slide forward to be
able to hold the cover temporarily is a plus.
-Quality of the plastic not bad

The only thing I noticed about this item was a scratch
in the cover maybe during packing, Hey
Amazon packing guys pls. pack our orders nicely.

overall recommend this product

I purchased two of the Stack-On Clear View 12-Bin Organizers to use in my kindergarten classroom for storing small pieces for our phonics center. These are much sturdier and thicker than I thought they would be. I was expecting the thin plastic that the Stack-On drawer organizers are made of. This was a pleasant surprise.

I expected the doors to be attached to each individual bin, but it is one long clear door over each row. It does lock into an open position and is pretty secure when closed, as it sort of snaps into place in the closed position. I'm a little worried that if I snap the door into the closed position that it will eventually break. To remedy this, I am just closing the lid without snapping it into place. I have these organizers hanging on a drywall wall using screws and plastic anchors. Should last for years and years, especially since my kindergarten students are not allowed to get into it. :)

I used some cute scrapbook paper, cut it into the shape of each bin lid, and used Mod Podge to adhere and seal the scrapbook paper onto each door. I then applied alphabet letters and a protective layer of Mod Podge to label each bin with the alphabet letters, with the last two having two letters each since there were only 24 drawers on two of these units. I am using these to keep up with and to keep separated all of these tiny toys and trinkets we use in kindergarten for sound sorting. These bins are going to do the job perfectly and are going to be super cute. See the photo I added for ideas - I have shown the decorated bins with the top lid being open.