📦 AB Designs 9101ABD Super Satchel Slim: Stackable Silver Storage Container with Removable Dividers for Home Organization Review

This sleek organizer is perfect for storing craft supplies or small parts for all kinds of things. Heck, screws and nails would be fine. However, I use it for one of my many board game tokens/dice/pieces and it's a really great size for it. Columns can be resized, but rows cannot. It's a fixed width, which can make it difficult to store large models, but overall it gives me plenty of room and room for growth as expansions for these games are released. I recommend this organizer.

There were dividers in the box that were 2 inches apart and I needed more than 3 inches so I think the dividers are adjustable I will just adjust them. Well the 2 inch dividers are fixed horizontally and I can't remove them easily, it was very difficult to find the boxes I needed. I have lengths of 12", 18", 24" and 36" and boxes are available in lengths of 11", 16", 23" and 31". I want them to be under 3 inches and most are 3-1/2 and much larger. With this 15" x 13" x 2" box, it would work…

I use this case for sewing supplies. It's great for storing buttons, safety pins, bobbins, tailor's chalk and lots of small sewing supplies. This container may not keep small items (like beads) separated when the box is tipped vertically, but with things the size of pony beads you should be fine when it comes to offset. The lid is not rigid enough to stay in contact with all of the baffles. Despite this, this box is still very useful to me. It has an integrated carrying handle. The dividers are

I use this stackable bin to store some of my craft supplies and it works great! It is made of durable transparent plastic. I like it because you can see what's inside without having to open it and look through it. I have other stackable containers like this one but they are much deeper. Compared to the 4/5 inch depth of others, this is about half the depth. There are 5 fixed rows with 3 decent sized fixed compartments below. You get 20 removable dividers to place in the rows you want. However…

I chose this case hoping it would organize all my small and flimsy items (buttons, snaps etc) but the lid is too flexible and allows things to move between compartments move. So when you hold or carry this satchel upright, it all mixes together. Even when the case is lying flat I can see that the lid is already bent away from the rest of the case and its compartments. I can easily lower the lid about 1/8 inch before it hits the dividers. Too bad the lid wasn't designed with some kind of…

I've been looking at these boxes for a long time to organize my collection of pendants when I was offered a super backpack from AB DESIGNS I thought maybe this is the solution. It's a nice box, but it's not quite right, let me tell you about my observations. click. It has plastic latches which work well but in my experience sometimes with heavy use they wear out and no longer hold the lid in place - just something to be aware of. The box comes with 4 divider strips that you can separate and put

I love Art Bins and this one did not disappoint. It is perfect for jewelry storage, especially for my online shop. I can keep each part and label it like A1, B4, C12 etc and label it right in the box. It contains many tabs and is fully customizable depending on how wide the spacing inside the box can be. I might even get extra tabs for it, although I think that's enough. That gives me enough to have 32 separate bays, although it can be expanded to 48 slots. The compartments are the perfect size

This jar is, in my opinion, the epitome of mediocrity at a price where there are better options. It works well, but it seems pretty flimsy to me, especially considering the price. The high price is the main reason why I give this three stars. The material looks like pure polypropylene, so that's a plus. However, the plastic seems rather thin and without much rigidity. The case flexes very easily and I would feel uncomfortable carrying anything remotely heavy in it. I would worry about the lid…