Lipper International 1146 Acacia Rolltop Review

Just redid the kitchen. He used to store bread on the counter in the open air. The wood in this bread bin is combined with the cabinets and sets on the counter. The accordion door makes it easy to open and close. A great option to hide those bread bags.

We've had this for a few weeks now, the roll top is stuck on the rails and is difficult to open. Very pretty to look at and the wood is of good quality but the storage space will hold about a loaf of bread if it's not too tall.

What I like most about this bread bin is the stain color. It's not cheap like some of the lighter woods. I gave 4 stars because the sliding lid is a bit noisy and not very smooth, but maybe wooden sliding lid boxes are just that 🤷. This is my first.

rotating lid Lid does NOT open and close! The top strips of the roll-up cover are simply attached to each other with masking tape on the back. It will fall apart if opened and closed repeatedly. Assuming you can open it at all. It's such a shame. I am extremely disappointed. At first glance from the packaging it looked so beautiful. I returned it.

I've probably only opened it 10-15 times and it's already broken. I've only had it 1 month and 2 weeks (it's very convenient for them that it's outside the return window). The door doesn't open smoothly, and the very thin nails holding it together simply parted on the sides. Do not buy. It will break you in just 1 month after normal use.

I was looking for a bread bin to fit some junk on my kitchen counter and went through a few options before settling on this hinged lid. an option because it reminded me of the desk we had when I was a kid. I really like it - seems like it holds a lot of space, the shelf on top is handy and it's a good size. However, the flip-top hits items located at the back of the box, and the rotating part itself is not smooth at all. I was hoping that it would get better with time but it has been a few…