📚 IKEA Flyt Magazine File - Pack of 10, White: Organize Your Magazines in Style! Review

I bought these to organize all the baby food individually. Since they are cardboard they can easily be cut. I put some upright and others on their backs for easier access. Recommended for anyone who wants order out of chaos.

That's a great price and they fit my application perfectly. They aren't very strong but suitable for the light use I need. I use them to organize my office shelves - magazines, guidebooks, travel information and maps, projects, archives, individual papers, materials, etc.

I use these for my students' book boxes every year and they love to decorate and craft them! They actually hold up very well to the daily rough and tears that fourth graders have had to go through and with the exception of a few who need the help of duct tape, they hold up very well throughout the school year!

I didn't get what I thought I bought. I wanted FLYT magazine folders as IKEA no longer sells them. Instead, I received a package of 20 FLUNS log files. They are smaller than FLYT and not as advertised. I am very disappointed and upset because I have to return them and buy something else before the students come to my class.

I don't blame Ikea entirely. Yes, I should have read the ENTIRE description. However, when I searched "plastic log file" and it was one of the options, I realized I was getting a lot. Sigh. In any case, they're cardboard, think of that first. So yeah, they look very, very cheap. My original plan to use them internally failed. Also, I can use them for the magazines I use in my garage, but other than that it was a failure. So!

These magazine boxes are a life saver! For those who want to be organized but find a $15 magazine box too expensive, this is for you. They are made of durable cardboard and are easy to fold and assemble. I first bought a set to store sheet music at least a year ago and they don't wear out with weekly use. The opening at the top makes it easy to take the box off the shelf, while the simple design leaves room for colored tags, washi tape ties, or anything else you see fit.

Over the years I've had so many of these things from other companies. I have to say it's just fine compared to others I have. They really should be a little more robust. They're fine if you don't regularly remove and replace items, but after just a few uses I see wear and shape changes. I bought them for the looks. Everything else I have looks like office equipment, but it's for my studio and they're full of my art journals. I wanted them to look good on my shelves. The reality is I paid what…

Revain has to update this product description as Ikea no longer supplies the Flyt magazine holder model. The new FLUNS model is smaller and uses less training cardboard. The FLUNS magazine holder is 3" wide, 9" deep and 11.5" tall - in other words, the new FLUNS fit in the old Flyt with plenty of room. I really liked the old Flyt when I ordered it a few years ago but the batch of FLUNS holders I just received is nothing compared to the older model.