Sterilite Wide 3 Drawer Cart Blush Pink

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I needed to completely reorganize my closet, and of course I immediately thought of Sterilite! I have used their products ever since I was little, even remembering my mom buying these organizers for my sisters and I in order to store all of our childhood things! With these Wide Drawers, I was able to completely organize my adult apartment, the closet specifically because it's the only storage I have (meaning I have to have all cleaning tools, extra bedding/towels, my clothes, shoes, cat supplies, and anything else, all in this one closet). I feel so much more free and organized thanks to Sterilite!

I love that I can stack these as high as I need them. I use them for warehouse storage for buckaduck.com and ducksonly.com. I stack the carts 9 drawers high and currently have 10 towers of drawers. I do not use the wheels because the weight puts too much pressure on the base and makes the bottom drawer unopenable. But with the towers so high, moving them just isn't an option! I love that they have clear front. I make tags for the product that I store in each drawer that I can place inside the drawer and still see it. The cards make it easy to find the product I'm looking for and the drawers make it easy to see the cards.

Not bad for the price, just a basic plastic cart on wheels. But my mom wanted it because it was wide, and it's harder to find ones that are wider. Also the plastic itself is kinda flimsy be nice if it was more sturdy. But other than that it does the job well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have this in my closet and it works pretty well for my clothing. I will say I prefer the narrower/smaller version because it holds up better to more weight. This size tends to sag a bit in the middle if you pile too much in so I wouldnt store heavier items like office supplies, food or toys but light weight clothing does fine. I like that you have the option to put on wheels or leave them off. The height works great with the narrower/smaller 3 drawer option and the depth fits perfectly in our closet.

We got this to store my kids legos in. It works well and the fact that it has wheels makes it easy to get to the play table. The only downside it that it's a little flimsy.

I bought the 3 drawer cart at a thrift store and I love the size. It didn't come with casters and I'd like to get some for easy mobility. What size should I get?

I currently own 6 of these type of drawers alone along with 8 other sterilite drawers in just my bedroom. They're not flashy and allows you to easily identify the contents of each drawer. My main concern is the lack of structural support when placing items on top of the cart. Sags in the middle with a load bearing weight of at least 5 lbs for a short period of time. Drawers do not slide I with ease with clothing or any additional items placed on top. A simple fix for said manufacturer to add rigidity to potential improved version.

The wheels easily break the frame. The places the wheels connect are only plastic instead of having metal support in them. The wheels are metal stems. So if you try to roll it especially on carpet, the wheels break the hole where they fit. The top will bend down if you put stuff on top without a support across the top like a piece of wood, Then you cannot shut the top drawer properly and cannot get the top unbent. Do not pile them one on top of the other, the sides give and the whole thing may collapse. The idea is great, the design is not. I would not recommend these to anyone. I ended up purchasing 10 as I thought they would be ok for my needs. Big mistake. Sorry I bought them in the first place. If they improve the design by adding metal and more support, then the idea and use would be a lot greater.

I bought 2 for my shop one the wheels buckled and the top caved in. The other one the top is caving in. Both are in the middle. I think the tops should be sturdier.

We have bought several of these wide 3-drawer carts over the last several years and they all have the same two problems. The casters end up breaking off and the cover for the top drawer caves in just slightly over time so that the top drawer begins to hang up when you open or close the drawer. This happens even if you do not set anything on top of the cart. It doesn't seem to matter. It is just a faulty design so over time the cover sags. The over drawers do not have this problem, so the defect is in the design of the cover for the top drawer because it does not matter which drawer is placed on top the problem persists.