🍵 Multikeep Adjustable Bamboo Tea Box - 128 Tea Bag Storage Organizer with Latching Lid (Blank Lid) for Cookbook Enthusiasts Review

Love this tea box. It's very well made out of smooth wood and with nice little slots for the baffles to slide smoothly into. It's perfect for placing tea bags and recycling boxes to save space as I live in a small apartment but am practically a tea addict. The latch also works well to keep the box closed. I have an empty top version in case I ever want to store anything other than tea in it.

The box looks well made at first, but after 9 months it has become so deformed that it no longer works. The lid is bent at least 3 mm and cannot be closed. The parts covering the bottom are also deformed and pop out of the frame of the box. The hardware consists of the usual lightweight hinges and latches that are functional but cheap and are nailed in place with small brass nails. I would avoid this product and find it made from traditional wood rather than bamboo.

My kitchen counter was littered with tea chests around the corner and this keeper tames it all to a nice size and it's quite nice to boot. Very durable, will never open when worn, and the adjustable sections allow for storage of different sized drink bags - some of my bags are not tea bags but large instant drink bags and they fit too. It was a fantastic price and very well made, you can tell the manufacturer takes pride in their work. Very well done!

Great wood quality, beautiful colour! I like the fact that it's adjustable, which was one of the main reasons I bought it. I finally have a place for my tea collection and it's great. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that I couldn't attach the small chain on the side that was supposed to hold the box when opening it. The screws that came with it were too small for the holes. This wasn't a problem for me, but when I buy something new I expect it to be in perfect condition. I…

I was very happy with it at first. It seemed well made and I liked that I could organize all my tees with dividers. Then after about 3 weeks of just sitting on the counter I noticed the top was cracked! When I looked closely, the bottom also began to loosen and partially crack. I live in a very dry climate so I can't imagine the wood swelling and cracking and I didn't think bamboo would react so strongly to changes in humidity. I have no idea why this happened but it's very frustrating when…

The clasp fell apart on the first day and fell apart in less than ten uses. On the second day, the eyelid began to droop and sag more and more. It no longer closes and has started to pull the hinges out. The bamboo planks quickly began to split and peel, now there are three wide gaps just big enough for small items to fall out. Glue alone won't hold them together. I understand that bamboo is a little mobile and can get small cracks with age, but this is ridiculous. Save money and buy regular…