Efficiently Organize with Quantum Storage Systems 3-5/8-Inch by 23-5/8-Inch by 4-1/2-Inch Tip System Bin in Grey Review

While they don't hold as much as dressers with deep drawers, they're perfect for storing things you don't want to lose. Excellent content visibility, Easy access, Quick access Close to keep organized. I use the deep chest style elsewhere to store sorted parts, but forgot about those special item storage bins.

The quantum kit was bought about 6 weeks ago. I have several pieces of 9, 6 and 5 units. They nest inside each other and are simply indispensable for organizing small things in the store. Drawers that you can easily take to your desk are a plus. I can't say these are the cheapest organizers out there, but they're certainly functional and have helped transform storage in my shop. I highly recommend them.

These QTB306 containers are used by Menards in the DIY department as well as many other DIY stores. They are well made to last a lifetime. It's easy to see what's in the bins. Tilts for easy equipment removal. I bought many used bins at a hardware store who replaced them with new QTB306 bins which installed them on a display that scrolls sideways back and forth, two depths. It took me 2 more to complete a complete kit to mount over the bolt boxes in the shop.

I order several different sizes and I love them! They are more expensive than others but I believe they are worth the extra cost. The only thing that bothered me was that they might not be able to support a lot of weight with only two mounting bolts. So I drilled additional holes along the bottom of each (make sure to use countersunk/pan head screws so they don't get in the way of the trash can). Also, for my own amusement, I installed metal brackets and mounted the bins onto them before…

My husband had just built a new shop and we decided we really needed to clean up so he didn't spend half his time searching through coffee cans for the right screw, nail, electrical fixing etc. We are both retired and planning to make patio furniture as a hobby so it's important to have screws and nails where we can easily find them. He's particular about how he hangs things (wants heavy items on a rack and doesn't use drywall anchors) so after some research I figured he'd be happy with the…

I bought this to keep my coffee area from being cluttered at work. This is great for holding all those little bags of Sugar, Stevia, Sweet & Low, Equal, Salt & Pepper bags etc. It's really easy to load as the trays slide out easily (but not too easily) after you rotate them. Outside. Two screws are sufficient for fastening to the wall with simple plastic dowels (not included in the scope of delivery). I originally used multiple compartments for small, non-perishable creams per serving, but each

Carpenters and hobbyists of all kinds are frugal by nature. We keep it all and hope to one day find a use for that piece of wood, that special screw, or those extra hinges. The problem is that we never seem to be able to find what we need and keep buying it only to discover it later. Being thrifty, we try to organize everything. Old coffee cans, jars, and even store-bought organizers. Coffee cans are notoriously difficult to label and store, glass cans can (and often do) break, and multi-drawer