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Box it sturdy, Well made, and built to last. My only complaint was one of the handles for the drawers was not attached. It was inside the drawer and no screws for it. Easy fix. No problems but its something that should never have happened

This tiny drawer unit arrived in good condition with no damage. Even knowing the size before I bought it, it does seem smaller than it is. It is very basic and there is no stop on the drawers, so they can come right out. There is also no anti-slide on the bottom so pulling a drawer out means that the whole thing moves. It is cute but not very practical unless you have tiny items to go in the drawers. I think for what it is, it is very overpriced. It should be somewhere in the neighborhood of $35.I am not affiliated with the company in any way, and I paid full price for the item. This is a real and honest review that I was not paid or asked to write.

It’s true to description so read the details. It works perfect for my tea bags.

I received this about 5 minutes ago and it’s very disappointing. You can see the thin backing isn’t even affixed to the back and the drawers are loose and don't properly fit into the cubby for each - which is likely why they are shown open on the webpage. That way you can’t see how badly they look when closed. It wobbles when placed on a flat surface. If I paid $10, I would still think it a bit overpriced but this is nowhere worth $60!

As other reviews say - the wood is cheap and the craftsmanship is poor. Two of the handles are not completely screwed on, looks like a rush job. But, others that are better are twice the price or more. My thoughts are to replace the drawer pulls. This is placed on a corner counter top in the kitchen and holds spices and teas. It doesn't have to be perfect and it isn't.

Great storage. The only issue is the screws holding the handles on. Had to glue them and reinstall them.

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Organizing my cross stitch projects can be challenging, as I always have a few WIPs. I decided to sort my current WIP threads into individual drawers; I then labeled the drawer with the project name. This has allowed me to reduce the number of project bags I have laying around. And I do not reallocate threads that are already assigned/ in use with a project.I also have a catch-all drawer, for miscellaneous things.