Your Zone Kids Open Front Stacking Toy Storage Bin with Handles, Gray

My wife saw these Mainstay Kids' Large Open-Front Storage Baskets with Handles and saw the solution to a her (our) closet disorganization. We have a walk-in closet, which is small as walk-in closes go, but larger than the 4 foot wide closet we had several houses ago. (Clothes will always expand to the closet size you have.). Our closet has shelving in the back going up the whole wall and hanging clothes racks on the left and right side. We have been using the cloth bins from a prior house's closet to store clothes on the shelves. But the problem with such bins is two fold: (a) you can't view clothes from the side - so the socks buried 5 layers down will be unviewable and will feel lost. And top shelved bins will totally hide their contents from view to below and will even accumulate dust until you climb a ladder and receive the dust on your shoulders. These tubs allow an organization freak with header genes from both genealogical family tree sides to organize and feel totally in touch were clothing at hand. “There is my turquoise top!” Add to that the fact that both her and I (hubby) have lost weight (Yay! GLP-1s) and a walking the closet results in repeated “this doesn't fit, Goodwill it” uttered repeatedly. So currently I am on day 2 of a total closet reorganization. The Goodwill pile is piling higher. My clothing rack is less strained. My categories of clothing are getting folded and sorted for easier step-in, grab, and step-out closet access. My husband who is 50 lbs down with 50 lbs to go is joining in our marriage building closet organization exercise - think of it like wallpapering together - and refolding clothes with that unique military roll on his shirts and undies. Mainstay this is not just for kids. It is helping to save a retired couple from the trauma of communal closet catastrophe. If any are left after our closet reorg we will put some in the guest room for the grandkids' use.

I got it for a new toy basket for my puppy and he loves it easy access for his toys and easy access to put them up. He's such a good while and this basket was perfect for.

I am a person who organizes and re-organizes all the time and I fell in love with these. I bought them for my son‘s house and for my house. They're also can be used. If you need to move. You don't even have to pack the things they're already packed in the storage box. It's easy access for my three-year-old to get into his closet to play. I love the handles and how they stack and easy to carry, and the color worked for me too. I chose grey. You won't be displeased if you buy them.

It works out well as a toy box for my granddaughter‘s toys and she pulls all her toys out of there. She climbs in that box and climbs out, puts her toys back in. She loves it.

Great item could be 6$ per container but great for kids or teenagers learning to stay organized very study great quality hasn't broken under stress please provide more colors like orange etc and place grippers on the bottom so they won't mark the floor but great item will order for each kids room big enough for folded jeans tshirts socks and undies best for families who can't purchase dressers or just moving in

We use these in our chicken coop...and they're perfect! They're a great size, stackable, and easy to remove for cleaning. Highly recommend!

My wife saw these Mainstays Kids' Large Open-Front Storage Baskets with Handles and declared them the solution to our closet disorganization crisis. We have a walk-in closet—small as HGTV walk-in cloets go, but a palace compared to the four-foot wide closet (coffin?) we had several houses ago. (Clothes, like gas, expand to fill available space.) Our closet features shelving up the back wall and hanging racks on both sides, previously stuffed with smaller sized cloth bins from the prior house. But cloth bins have two fatal flaws: (a) you can't see what's inside without excavating, so those socks buried five layers down become Schrodinger's socks—simultaneously owned and lost; and (b) top shelves become dust-gathering black holes requiring ladder work and shoulder-based dust relocation. These baskets? Open front. Revolutionary. Mind blowing1 Add to this that both my wife and I have lost weight courtesy of our new pharmaceutical overlords (Yay, GLP-1s! Thank you, Trump-dot-GOV!), making our closet a minefield of "this doesn't fit anymore" moments. Day two of reorganization and the Goodwill pile resembles a small mountain. Our clothing racks are finally breathing. My wife—the actual organizational mastermind here—has my clothes folded and categorized for grab-and-go access. I'm contributing by military-rolling my undies and shirts, which makes me feel useful and vaguely tactical. These baskets aren't just for kids. They've saved us from certain communal closet catastrophe and unexpected dust showers. We recommend them enthusiastically for their intended purpose (your kid's toys and our grandkids' toys) and for empty-nesters like us who need grown-up toy storage solutions for clothing. On the slightly downside these could fit better in side to side placement if the handles placement were a bit different. Also we ordered quantity four tubs, and one handle hand problems - the plastic was bent and the handle wouldn't stay in place.

The color is definitely grey. lol. Not sure if this is what I was expecting but it is what it is. Tag says do not stack more than four bins. I recommend not stacking more than 2 especially if it's being used for young kids since it is a “toy storage” bin. Either way 4 is definitely a no go! I had to get mine shipped when I placed my pickup order. Shipping was fast. 3 came in one box %26 1 came by itself. Unfortunately I had 2 each missing 1 handle. Which I was able to take off and just have one with no handles. Return one of me to drop it off at FedEx, but that is in a different town which I am not able to get to at the moment. That was my only option. I called customer care and he was able to try to order a replacement because that's what I actually wanted, but unfortunately it would not offer him to do a replacement so he refunded me my money so I can order me another one. These will be perfect for my dog toys. Those are the only.”kids” I still have with toys lol

I loved the 2 that were intact, they sent me a broken one with a sticker on it that indicated it was a returned broken Item. I was refunded, and I appreciate that but I wanted 3 that matched and that's why I ordered them, now I have 2 and it's not enough for the project I wanted to complete and I am afraid to order anything more.

I ordered two of these. Neither one, DELIVERED AT DIFF TIMES, had the white handles, WHICH HOLDS THE OTHER UP. Walmart shouldn't have them out, if they're all broken. I had these delivered and STILL is missing handles. I could maybe understand if they remove them to keep them in line, at store. But no. Just missing MAIN PIECE THAT MAKES THEM STACKABLE.