🧸 Organize Toys Efficiently with Delta Children MySize 9 Bin Plastic Toy Organizer, Grey Review

Couldn't test durability as couldn't even assemble it. And I couldn't assemble it because I wanted half the pole. Very disappointed that we have just moved and our toy "storage" is just our moving boxes. I couldn't wait to have something good for my childhood toys. And it went on sale on a better day! Still a waste of money 😓 It's a lot smaller than I imagined. I was only given the option to return or order the missing part from the manufacturer so I will be returning.

Bad design. The buckets fall off the bottom bucket at the slightest push or pull of a toy, which then easily hits the top bucket. I've bought these before and one arm will be lower than the other to provide an angle for the basket to lay flat and latch securely. They don't have that "trait" that the arms are even in all directions. I love the color and the look but the functionality leaves a lot to be desired and I will most likely be returning this item as soon as I find another one this week.

Fits perfectly in my son's wardrobe! I wasn't a fan of this look for myself, but after going through it and realizing it was for my son and not me, I got it! can enjoy their toys. I noticed that he didn't play with his toys until I put them in those baskets. I only used cube storage so many toys could just be thrown into a box or two. He likes it. I love it. Happy mom and happy baby!

I don't know what I was thinking - but it's so easy to disassemble that it's hardly worth stuffing toys. I would have sent it back but the thought of putting it back in the box seemed more annoying than it should have been. I'm pretty sure my kid cracked one of the plastic tubs before I fully built it. (She was standing in the bath, she's 2 1/2). My biggest complaint is that the bins slip when placing/retrieving toys. This is how it will be sorted when you use it.

I love this organizer. This forced us to get rid of unnecessary toys and tidy up the ones we wanted to keep. I let the kids put in whatever they wanted and told them to take everything else out. So far, this is the only organizer that simplifies cleaning. I asked them to put character stickers on the bins (the set is the same as theirs but we didn't use them) - the idea was to put the toys with the same characters in the bins. They can't see the stickers, but the kids can still organize…

Love the color scheme, like the cheap metal bars that hold Ben, Ben has a very thin lip so the slightest movement by you or your child when trying To snatch toys is recognized Benz makes Benz fail as you can see in my picture all the time. I don't think for more than $40 money it's worth it. I would rate this ad at least around $20 then I feel good bang for my buck. I'm just not going back simply because it's harder to take apart and use until it breaks, but I wouldn't expect the bars to last…

Bought this to help organize a toy room for a 6 year old boy. When it arrived the bottom parts of the wooden parts were damaged. I was able to "fix" the ends with sandpaper and a colored pencil. Plastic containers are plastic and I'm not sure how they will hold up at this point. I know they don't stay on the rails very well and this makes it difficult for kids to get toys in and out of the containers without the containers falling off. The organizer is easy to assemble and lightweight. I had to