Ybmhome Mesh Stacking Bin Silver (SOLD AS 1 BIN) Storage Containers Pantry Organizers Great for Food, Crafts, Cleaning or Pantry Items 1130 (Medium 8.5 X 10 X 8)

Very sturdy and great for organizing I would definitely recommend this

I bought a pair of these to be stacked. I love the way it looks and how sturdy it is. I use this in my food pantry to hold packages of beans (chick peas, black eyed peas, etc.) on the bottom bin, and packages of grains (millet, quinoa, etc.) on the top bin. It makes my space so much nicer in appearance and easy to find things.

I have two of these bins in the large size. They are well made and sort of snap together so that you can stack them. They are more expensive than plastic ones, but I think it is probably worth it, since these are sleeker and high quality. The one thing that suprised me was that they are deep, not wide. I sort of expected them to be wide, not deep. I'll post a picture to try to show what I mean. You can still use these in many different ways, and they help with the crazy clutter that we have in our kitchen.

I have two bins that I use for fruit and veggies. I specifically sought out bins with the front opening for easy grab-n-go. They stack so easily, and I don't worry about them tipping over. The tiny mesh keeps things like onion or garlic skins from making a mess on my countertop. Another reason the tiny mesh works for me (vs. the wire bins) is because I can also insert tiny items like grapes or small snack boxes without anything slipping between wires or standing lopsided. Later on, I found these mesh bins at a local store for about 30% less, so it's worth checking out at a B&M.

I purchased the medium (8.5 x 10 x 8) to store onions in my cabinet. I have found that, on most occasions, it fits a 10lb bag of onions. See attached pictures. One 10lb bag I purchased in the past had really large onions, and one or two of them didn't fit. But in general, I would say that a 10lb bag of onions is a perfect fit. The bin is very well made and not at all flimsy. I expect that this will last me for many years to come.

These are sturdy metal baskets! I bought two and am using one for onions and garlic and one for potatoes. I've been using them for a couple months and they work great. A good size for 5 lb bag of potatoes and it keeps the onion mess contained! They are easy to reach into when they are stacked.I gave it four stars because one isn't level, it's rocked a bit until I put a cabinet bumper under one corner to level it out.

We ordered 2 of these bins to replace the fruit bowl we'd been using for a couple years. They stack nicely and hold a good deal of produce so our fruits and veggies don't topple off, when I reach in for something or move the bowl, and find their way to the counter. The result is that our countertop looks much more organized. It's easy to slide these out to clean under them and slide them back without trying to keep a pile of fruit balanced and in place. They're sturdy and hold weight well without being heavy themselves or difficult to maneuver. I think these would do well in a closet or in a pantry for organization. We're pleased with them and would purchase them again.

> The most space-efficient system I've found for storing fruits & vegies on my kitchen countertop in my tiny galley kitchen.> The medium is 8.5" wide x 10" deep x 8" high.> The bins stack and hold in place.> They do NOT lock together side-by-side, which would make for a neater appearance.> The 8.5" wide model is $12.99 at The Container Store> Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews, or leave a comment to ask a question.