📦 IRIS USA White TACHI Modular Wood Stacking Storage Box with Drawer, 2 Compartments Review

Those expecting reliable modular storage will be greatly disappointed. It's a stack of oriented strand plates and some screws. You know you're in trouble when the instructions tell you to glue things together, which is entirely appropriate since it looks more like an arts and crafts project than a functional box. The bases are warped so I doubt the bottoms of the drawers are flat at all. For $40 I'm not sure what to think or maybe who is it a nursery for? But even then, there are better options

I brought the black boxes. I was glad the order arrived so quickly. Although it was a bit was overwhelming with all the different parts when you first look at it but not that difficult I was happy with how it looked after I put it together but the problem starts here there are pencil marks everywhere as if it were a drawing book for kids and so it's not all the edges and drawers aren't smooth like they should be and the worst thing is that it's like little bugs inside, the whole body itched…

After buying one, I had to buy another. These blocks are SMALL, which seems to be something some people miss and then complain about the size. The device measures exactly 12 inches high, 15.8 inches wide and 11.4 inches deep. Very easy to assemble with clear instructions - it takes about 10-15 minutes. The blocks are stackable and feature pins to keep them in place when stacked. Can be combined with other Iris blocks of the same size. They fit perfectly on a storage rack/bookcase making it easy

Very very happy with the result for the price. It's made from fairly heavy MDF with a pretty nice laminated finish - I bought the lighter wood version and it looks really nice. The drawers slide out freely and are fitted with stops so they don't fly out of the frame if you pull too hard - a nice touch. But the best thing is the assembly. I absolutely despise assembling furniture, although I'm very good at it. This was great because the instructions were surprisingly clear, they gave you…

Full Disclosure: I'm not the type of person who enjoys assembling furniture and I usually run into problems every time I have this task in front of me. However, since this is the smallest piece of furniture I've ever assembled, I really expected it to be a breeze. Everything was pretty easy until I got to the part where you assemble the drawer front with the handle with the rest of the build. When I pushed the front of the drawer in and installed the tension drums and tension pins (correctly)…