BLUE GINKGO Small 20-Drawer Cabinet – Stackable Clear Organizer for Hardware, Beads, Plastic Bricks, Office, and Craft Storage (Made in Korea, Blue)

So far this little cabinet has worked out great for organizing all of our mobile charging cables. The cabinet is very sturdy and the drawers slide in and out nicely and there is a catch at the end of the drawer so it does not fall out, but is also easy to remove if needed. The plastic all around is also sturdy, clear and free of cracks. Before I ordered I saw a few negative reviews because their item was received with cracks or breaks, but I had no issues. I also live in Los Angeles, so it is possible that I am close to a distribution center and the package did not have to travel as far as some other people's orders? I was hoping to not spend so much on this type of cabinet, but I'm glad that I did!

I've been using organizing trays for 25 years, on a daily basis mainly for screws, electronics, art supplies, scissors, drill bits, ball bearings, and soldering supplies.The Blue Ginkgo 20 drawer is the best organizer I've ever owned. I searched everywhere, including in England through specialized vendors, and even India: the Blue Ginkgo is about the best thing on the market. Considering cost, they make metal framed organizing bins but they start at $76 and go up to $250, and their drawers, while nice, are not clear acrylic.The clear acrylic hard plastic drawers on the Blue Ginkgo are the main selling point. They are literally twice as thick as the flimsy and less clear plastic trays on all the others including the rich people named "Mils," who clearly own most of the advertising for these types of organizers.I'm in love with this 20 drawer organizer. It's the perfect size. The trays are significantly larger than the standard organizers--they are about 1 inch longer which is important for art supplies and bits.The other thing is, these trays have a full support rail which runs the whole length of each individual tray. The other organizing bins don't have full support under each tray (unacceptable).These bins are more expensive, the Blue Ginkgo is about 50% more expensive. But it's literally built properly, and beautifully engineered. And I comes with paper labels already included on each tray, and the labels are small and not intrusive. You can hand write on each label and then reinsert it into the slot on each tray. Very cool!I'll never buy the other bins again. The clear acrylic is so pretty. It's something that always makes you excited to reach for parts.

This looks great. Sturdy, attractive looking, good design. Drawers slide easily and have a stop in the back to prevent them falling out. Came with dividers and two can be added to each drawer. Each drawer comes with a contents label on the drawer, and more labels are included. This is going to help organize the small parts mess in my garage cabinets. I’ll be getting a couple more.

Checking online and local stores, I couldn't find a cheaper substitute with the right dimensions so had to shill for these. The drawers on the 12-drawer model are the perfect size for figma, Revolvech, and other action figures of that size range. Some of them with big protruding parts won't fit, but most can be conveniently and visibly stored with their stand and accessories so you can toss out the packaging to clear up some living space, the only thing more expensive than these cabinets.If you're an artist who uses figures for drawing reference, you can also dedicate one drawer to larger pens and styluses. It's like a handy dandy reference locker. Or maybe you just want a cool Miku morgue. Let your OCD run wild and cut up sheets of foam wrap to line the bottoms so nothing chips from shaking around.One word of warning- these are fragile and, as you can tell from the other comments, often arrive with damaged stopper tabs. So if you're investing in one, you should also order Tamiya Extra Thin Cement, the modeling glue that melts certain kinds of plastic together. It'll reattach the broken tab as good as new while also fixing some of your broken figure woes.If everything I said sounds like bizarre nerd gibberish, you can probably find a cheaper cabinet drawer for something less finicky you're storing.

This cabinet is exactly what I was looking for to organize my art supplies. Other cabinets I looked at were too small for pencils. This is expensive, but well-made. I'm thinking of buying another one!

My husband & I own a small business custom framing sports jerseys. We have been on the hunt for a convenient and productive way to store & organize name plates for a really, really long time. The biggest name plates we use are 7”. Similar units I’ve seen are only 6.8” deep or much deeper. This 16-drawer storage unit is 8” deep and is absolutely perfect!!! ALL of our name plates fit perfectly and it is made of quality plastic and acrylic, so I’m confident it will hold up for the long haul.The only thing that would make this even more perfect would be if it included lengthwise dividers and extra drawer labels. It was clear from the description that it did not, so I can’t away any take stars for that. Plus, I reached out to the seller to see if purchasing extra labels would be a possibility. While it was not, I was very impressed with their customer service and the quick response I received from them. Customer service is huge for me. I’d give even more stars for that if I could!!I ended up making my own lengthwise dividers by cutting strips of cardboard and covering each with paper that I printed. And extra drawer labels will be easy enough to cut from cardstock.Overall, I’m incredibly happy with my purchase and the seller!!! Highly recommend!!