Draper 30 Drawer Garage Plastic Storage Unit | Tool and Parts Storage | Garage Workshop Storage Organiser | Wall Mountable | 12015 [Energy Class A]

Bought this for storing various stuff in the garage - drill bits, screws, wall plugs, pens, etc. It seems quite well made and sturdy. It works best sitting on a shelf, as yes it does have mounting holes but if it is fully loaded up it is can get quite heavy - in this case if you mount it on the wall from just the mounting holes then the bottom will sag in the middle, this can be remedied by drilling your own mounting hole in the back. I like the fact the drawers have little lugs on the back so they wont accidentally fall out, you have to lift the front of the drawer up slightly to remove it. I have also used a sharpie to label the draws so I can see exactly what is in them. For the drawers that I keep screws in, I cut out the label from the box of screws and this can be placed inside the door and clearly seen through the clear plastic. I am looking for an excuse to buy another of these, but one is enough for now. My only downside is that it is not deep enough to store a pen straight, but I cannot knock any stars off for this as the dimensions are clearly stated.

I don't know what some here are complaining about really. These are cheap to buy and as you would expect, cheaply manufactured as a result. It would be nice if they were more robust and made of metal, but guess what, pay more and you can have that privilege. They are completely made of plastic but don't let that put you off. I think they are rather well designed within their budget and make good use of the space - and there is an awful lot of storage space here for a low price. Just bear in mind that they are plastic and so not designed to take really heavy stuff - just screws, bolts, tubes of paint, etc. For that application they are perfectly well designed. Yes, the drawers are flexible. Yes, its shape will distort if it is overloaded or hung incorrectly. Just understand its limitations before buying and you won't be disappointed. Don't forget to check the measurements to see if they suit your needs. The internal measurements of the drawers are: Small drawers - 133mm(L) × 52mm(W) × 38mm(D). Large drawers - 133mm(L) × 110mm(W) × 52mm(D). There are more than enough reviews here to take care of any questions.I got these here for £14.25 each. I bought four of them. To me, they are worth every penny of that as my studio is now far more user friendly. If I am right in the middle of printing and I need a specific ink I know exactly where to find it instead of spending half my day searching. Worth buying for that reason alone. I think they look okay too. To be succinct, they make my life easier. If you're an artist or maker you need these now.

Have several different types and was wary of a plastic rather than steel one. It does the job okay if you don’t overload the drawers which are of 2 sizes. Fits perfectly on the Clarke workbench.

I was hesitant to buy this as the size indicates that it's far to small to fit any decent sized stationary in, which is what I wanted it for. But thanks to the helpful comments, I bit the bullet, and decided to purchase anyway, thinking I'd find some use for it. Best decision ever, and so handy!Now, it's not perfect, in that the drawers aren't long enough to fit even your standard size bic pens or pencils (really, would it have killed you to give it an extra inch or two), but that doesn't mean you can't use it for stationary! Once I got it, I tried to shove in all kinds of stationary that gets easily misplaced within the classroom - especially those bits and bobs which never stay put, or always gets borrowed! And, I was genuinely surprised by how much I was able to fit in! You do have to mess around with it a bit, and be clever with how and what you put in the drawers, but once you do, you instantly find yourself with a very handy tool.Thanks to pin-interest, I got the idea of converting mine into a stationary corner, and it works like magic!! Here are some of the things that I did manage to fit in: rubbers, sharpeners, cut up reward stickers (can be faffy, but works), wall staples, blu-tac, ONE glue stick (I know, but when you really need one, you know where to look at least) board markers - it surprisingly fit quite a few in there! Plus, a lot of stationary come in mini-sizes too, like your sharpies, highlighters etc - it just means buying more stationary!As I said, it's not perfect, but as a help station, it helps me keep everything organised, looks great on my desk, kids love using it, and most importantly, teachers know where to look!

Great quality at a great price..

I had so many tiny boxed with sewing bits in, but this was the perfect solution.Everything is now organised. I labelled all the drawers with contents using a label printer, but drawers are transparent. Everything is in place and easily available, and drawers cannot fall out spilling contents, they have to be wiggled all the way out. Can be wall hung, I I have it sitting at the end of my sewing table against a wall. Bought Draper because I only wanted to buy once! Variety of drawer sizes means I can store many different sewing things in the one place. Larger scissors and pens/pencils will not fit thoughIt transformed my workspace!

I've been looking for one of these for a while to use as a teacher toolbox. I was excited to see that the reviews stated that this one would fit pens in the drawers. However, when it has arrived, the only drawers that fit pens are the bigger ones and even then they have to be on a diagonal. So you can't really fit many in. I do realise this is partly my own fault for not reading the measurements properly and just trusting the reviews.That being said, it will still be very useful for a number of other stationery items and I have already started to fill the drawers and label them. The quality seems good and the drawers are easy to open and lock into place when they are closed. I'm excited to get it back into my classroom and start using it.