CleverMade 62L Collapsible Storage Bins - Folding Plastic Stackable Utility Crates, Solid Wall, No Lid, Set of 3, Black Review

Read many reviews before you buy these storage boxes. There was an unusually high number of customers who reported receiving damaged products when they placed their order. He took a risk and of course got damaged. I have reordered and really hope the new ones arrive safe and sound so I can write a review on how they work.

This container is almost perfect. It is foldable and can be folded or unfolded flat. The handles are a good size so they don't dig into your fingers when filling with heavy objects. It's amazingly durable. Just one problem No case or cover for it. If so, it would be the best purchase I've ever made.

These crates don't last long and I'm throwing them away. The sides fall off when you squeeze them and I used to waste time putting them back but I'm tired of spending more time than necessary fixing them. If you want a useless piece of plastic, then buy it. In the meantime, I use regular milk crates or canvas bags to carry my purchases.

Love love love these bins! I moved from home to an apartment out of state and I pay monthly storage fees. Bought a few to see how they fit in my closet, fit perfectly and fold well. I will contact the company directly and/or see if prices go down as I need to buy a lot more to avoid paying more for storage. Love that they fold up when not in use / Love that you don't have to open the lid to see what's inside - everything breathes and they're nice to look at. I'm hoping to find more at a reduced

Great drawers - I can fold them down until I need them and then open them all the way, they fit 2-up behind the back seats of my Honda Fit - leaving room for two ziplocks Weathershield 26.5L and 44L boxes (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MWTJWXS/) which I have placed alongside. I would NOT try to fit 100lbs in them but they fit the typical 20-30 things I keep in them. Both CleverMade and Ziplock products do get a bit brittle after a few years in a car that gets terribly hot in the summer…

I like to have enough prep supplies in my car (fire extinguisher, tool kit, first aid kit, water, blankets, jump starters, etc.).d.), that I used to just lie idle in the trunk. This created a two-fold problem: I have a 2-door sport coupe with limited trunk space, so I sometimes found it difficult to move things around when I had to carry larger items (like golf clubs, luggage, or backpacks), AND when I went to "frisky" "Mod was driving, all the stuff was just dangling in the trunk. I took three

I used to use boxes from big stores to store my purchases, in addition to having my regular products rolled around in bags in the trunk of my SUV or car trunk. Have you ever lost something from your grocery bag and found it under your seat when it started to decompose? I also. It wasn't the most pleasant moment of my life. I no longer have this problem - these boxes fit everything and prevent my food accidents from happening again. I originally bought three green 46 liter boxes from my local…