PDC-22BK Clear Plastic Drawer Cabinet, 22 Drawers

I was pleasantly surprised by how well built this thing is compared to its price. Looks like something Dewalt would make. It even comes with dividers for the small drawers. Unless you're planning to place a hundred pound sandbag on top of it, im sure it could hold 45 pounds of small items easily mounted on the wall. There are plenty of backhole slots for screws hangers. If you're working in a shop with lots of foot/machinery traffic this thing will break after a few bumps, its plastic, and plastic breaks overtime. I suggest getting a steel organizer drawer for you heavy duty folks, but for average folk, this thing is perfect and will last years. Alot of people seem to be having problems with the smoothness of the drawers opening, what are you guts putting in these tiny drawers? 5 pound steel ball bearings?; i dont think these were made for heavy storage. Im not having any problems with them, and I actually like that the drawers are hard to open, less likely for them to fall out from a minor bump. If you prefer an organizer that is super easy to open and will literally fall out at the slightest touch, buy that Akro-Mils organizer, i have one of those and the drawers refuse to stay in place, so annoying.

The lego were always out, it was a mess. Our previous storage method (repurposed sandwich meat containers and lids, in opaque "fashion" storage boxes under the desk) was a failure because the lego would not get used... out of sight, out of mind. Now they get used, and aren't all over the desk - with this unit, they are mounted at body-level on the wall, and can be used whenever our son decides to get creative. If you have a great deal of lego you will need several of these. Our modest collection filled the entire unit. The drawers slide easily and are easily removed. They do not fall out. The drawer dividers were helpful in the smallest bins, which we used to divide up the tiny pieces. To buy it again I would look for a unit by this company that had more larger drawers and fewer tiny drawers.

They are good quality for plastic cubby-cabinets. I prefer the metal cabinets which cant seem to be found these days.

Great Quality. Works well with other units in their line. Drawers have a positive stop so they don't just slide out on accident.

Not a good product. Drawers stick and hard to pull out the smaller ones. You can’t put dividers as they make the drawer stick even more. Had purchased two and stacked but since the drawers stick have to hold both fo open a drawer. Cheap material, ver disappointed.

It's not so bad that I'd want a refund but it is bad enough that I wish I had spent more time and money to get something better. I keep various things I use for computer repair in these, or try to. The drawers all seem to be a smidge shorter in length than I need for almost all of my things that I would put into them. It's not a complete loss since I can fit them in at a diagonal on the larger portions but it is mildly annoying. The actual problem I have with this that isn't my fault is the overall product. You'd think if your primary purpose was to store items and open and close drawers that you'd make this part the best but instead half of the drawers require noticeable effort to pull open that I wish would have stopped happening after several times but it doesn't. I cannot figure out why some of these drawers just stick more than others, but they do. Overall it's okay, it inspired me to want to build a wooden one instead for something more long term and if you're really on a budget this isn't that bad, it's just cheap feeling. I'd pay $20 for this at most.

Worked as described. Built solid

I’ve been using this toolbox in my classroom and overall, it’s been a great addition. It holds a good amount of supplies and helps keep everything organized. However, the drawers can be a bit sticky and sometimes hard to pull open, which can be frustrating during a busy day. Despite that, it’s still sturdy and functional — just wish the drawers slid more smoothly.