Badger Basket Stackable 3-Bin Storage Cubby - Modular Toy and Craft Organizer with Wide Mouth Bins, Expandable Design, Solid Panel Construction - Compatible with Other Units - Gray

Very easy to assemble; sturdy materials that was packed well. We got two others of these used and they're like little tanks. They can handle all the abuse from the boys and they do a perfect job of holding all the toys.

We had 2 of these and ordered 2 more after the holidays and had more toys than we knew what to do with. We are very happy with how they are made and how they function. They’re easy to wipe clean and they look better than plastic storage.

Sturdy, still in good shape after 2 yrs (even with a toddler throwing toys at it). Easy to wipe down

I bought two of these for my son’s toys. They were super easy to put together and took about 10 minutes each to assemble. One of them is for his larger toys and I did not add the two dividers to the inside and the other one is for his smaller toys and I put those into clear totes in between the dividers. They can be stacked or not and the tops also serve as play counters or Lego displays🙂

I read reviews and debated between this and 2 other similar popular options. I settled on buying one of these and one of another similar piece. The other brand broke in transit-so amazon replaced it but that one was damaged inside: I think the handler was at fault for both honestly-but I ended up getting a second of these instead after that. After I put them both together and bracketed to stack, I bought a third cause I love them. So roomy, small footprint, well made, and sturdy. This is by far the best storage solution I’ve had for my kids toys.For the price and for an item you assemble yourself, this is awesome. I have three bracketed and braced to the wall and wish I had done this years ago. It’s a combined play area for my 7 and 2 year old and it’s perfect.Like some others have mentioned, the stickers look a bit funky up close but from afar it does cover the holes nicely. I’d prefer a plastic or other cover but it doesn’t bug me much.I’d buy more of these and recommend them for sure.For reference, the first one took me maybe 25-30 minutes to put together by myself. The second and third maybe 10-15 each. Once you get going, it’s a piece of cake.

I was lucky enough to see these in person in my neighbor's house before I purchased two of these and they looked great. My husband, a woodworking aficionado, was expecting IKEA quality for the price. He was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the product. They're not going to be family heirlooms passed down to our grandchildren, but they're certainly going to last for as many years as we need them.Assembly was a breeze. Every hole lined up with every screw, and all the pieces fit together so easily. The only thing we didn't love was that the screws are covered by small round stickers, but we couldn't think of any other way to cover the holes. After we filled up the bins with toys, we didn't notice the stickers at all - they blend in.Overall, it's extremely sturdy, and the bins are just the right size. Our son even helped us sort the toys into the bins - all the instruments in one, cars in another, etc. These bins transformed our play room from a disaster zone to somewhere I want to be.For the price, you really can't beat these.UPDATE: We've had this bins for many many months now and they have withstood quite some abuse. When my daughter dropped one of her heavier toys on the edge of one bin, the paint chipped off. We easily fixed that with a little white paint - good as new! I would highly recommend sticking to the white bins, because I'm not sure how we would have matched any other color.

I purchased 2 of these (in white) for my daughters rooms. The good about these: they were easy to put together and very sturdy. I won't have to worry about them crawling up on them as they will surely hold them as they would likely hold me. They will work out great for toy bins in their rooms.But....here is the not so great part. While researching the product, I decided to not listen to the reviews about the screws showing and the horrible stickers to cover them. I figured people were either pickier than I, or were just being dramatic. Well, they were right. There are EIGHT HUGE screws on the top of the unit and FOUR HUGE screws on the front "bar" (right below the open part of the bins that holds the bin walls tight). It wouldn't be so bad if they gave you white plugs or something for the top (like other laminate furniture has), but there should not be any screws in the front bar. It ruins the entire piece. And the stickers are nothing more than white dots that my kids will peel off in 5 seconds, flat. Plus, who wants stickers on their furniture - toy bin or not??With all that said - I did keep them as the hassle of returning them was more than I cared to deal with. But, they will not grow with my girls as I had hoped when paying $75 a unit. I estimate that they will be around for a couple years until their tackiness wears on me. Then they will become basement storage.

I am a 66 yr old grandmother with a sore shoulder. I managed to get this together all by myself using just a screwdriver. Yes, I put two major pieces in upside down and had to take all the screws out...but can't blame the manufactures for that. The instructions were pretty good. The screws all went into their respective holes without any big fit issues. All pieces had letters on them to help figure out what goes where. It is very sturdy, very close to the floor so no worries about tipping over and holds more than I expected. Its super heavy as well. Hard when you are a grandmother on your own trying to carry it from the garage to the playroom, but it all worked out. Very pleased.