Bamboo Tea Bag Organizer

I bought this product (the 3 tier version) because I have an insane amount of tea, and I wanted to free up some cabinet space. I read other reviews first, and I found them helpful. Pay attention to the orientation of the pieces when you're assembling, and it'll be easy to put together. I laid each tier's pieces out on the table before assembling to make sure I had the correct orientation before I started assembling, and this made it a breeze. The tricky part is getting the film off the clear pieces. Just be patient. Also, I was able to fit approximately 360 tea bags (rough estimate of 18 boxes) into this caddy because I "staggered" them (alternating between upside down and right side up), which helped to maximize the space. The description also says that the spaces are "adjustable." They are not. What they are is "removable," so keep that in mind. The dividers cannot be placed anywhere but the slots that are already in place, but you can take them out if you have something larger you want to store. I saw that someone had trouble removing the stickers, and I wanted to recommend painter's tape to get rid of sticky residue. (I used the green kind because that's what I had on hand, and it lifted the sticky stuff right up. It won't lift the paper stickers, just the residue.) I also saw that a lot of people mentioned in reviews that they wished it was wall mountable, and that they wanted the tiers to be attached. I actually glued my tiers together with wood glue, because I wanted it to be one sturdy unit, not three removable tiers. I don't plan to move the dividers, so don't do this if you want to move them around. I glued the dividers in place with a thin coat of two-part epoxy. I eventually plan to add a piece of thin wood board on the back so I can mount it on the wall with hangers, but that might be tricky because I don't want to split the bamboo. I also don't think the screws on the sides look very nice, but I'll cover that if it really bothers me. Overall, this looks really nice, and I've succeeded in freeing up my cabinets for my mug collection. I'm happy to have this, because it really helps me see all my tea. I still have a lot more tea that didn't fit, but this will help me remember to drink it and avoid buying duplicates. Good product overall.

Very heavy and high quality. They hold a lot of tea. It was fairly easy to assemble, in my opinion. I assembled 4 of these, and each one had well aligned screw holes and parts that fit together nicely. My only complaint is how sticky the stickers are. They were a pain to get off.

We love this! For transparency I did not realize I had to assemble it myself, so it was a bit of a shock when it arrived. But the instructions were good and all the pieces were intact and it went together very easily. Highly recommend!!

This is well made and was super easy to put together. This holds multiple packets of tea. It also takes up minimal space So glad I made this purchase.

Pretty and holds a lot of tea, but it was not fun to put together! I wasn’t expecting to have to drill, but there’s about 24 screws and it takes some muscle too. That’s where the 4 stars came from. My bf put a 5’ ikea cabinet together in the time it took me to put this thing together.

I absolutely love this Stackable Bamboo Tea Bag Organizer! It’s beautifully crafted, sturdy, and the bamboo gives it such a natural, elegant look. The compartments are perfectly sized to keep my tea bags organized and easy to grab, and the stackable design is a total space-saver in my pantry. I wrote the name of the tea on the dividers with an erasable marker :) It’s not just functional—it adds a touch of charm to my kitchen. If you’re a tea lover who enjoys an organized setup, this is a must-have. Highly recommend!

Recently decided to switch back to tea from coffee for health reasons and needed something to organize my tea bags. Still on the hunt for a loose tea organization system as well. Anyway, this 3 tier rack system is not bad for the money. Assembly was very simple. The instructions are more visual than written but are not hard to follow. If you've assembled anything in your life, this should be a cake walk. Lego sets are harder to put together than this thing is. Don't rush it and just take your time. A few "pro tips" on assembly: - While assembling, only "finger tight" the screws. Meaning, don't screw all the way in until you have everything lined up correctly. - DO NOT over tighten the screws during final assembly. You will crack the bamboo. - The back plate, letter 'G' I believe, is where most people are having trouble with correct alignment of the slots and screw holes. I discovered this while assembling. The 'open' part of the slot should be on the bottom and the enclosed end up. See image for clarification. - When removing the film from the plexiglass, start from the corner using your fingernail to get a small piece up, then just peel. DO NOT use metal as you will scratch the plexiglass. It's quite simple. Unfortunately there is no way to put "tabs" on the edges of these because they are factory cut from a giant piece of plexiglass to size and the entire sheet has this film on it from the get go. Overall, this is a nice tea organizer for the price. It stacks easily and slots into place via the 'feet' on the bottom of each shelf. They are open in front and do not lock together so use care when moving this around. They can be used separately as individual storage as well. I recommend this tea organizer if you are in the market for one.

If you're looking for a gift for one of your tea enthusiasts, this would be an excellent gift. I had all my different teas together in a tote stuffed in my cabinet, or individually in each box that they came in. No longer do I have that issue. This condensed so much space for me, and I can nicely and neatly display it all on my countertop. It is very sturdy, and seems built to last. The only downside is kind of hard to explain. While there is some stability of the tiers, given that the higher tiers have feet that end up on the inside corner of the tier below it, the higher tiers can slide forward and off the tier below it. They cannot slide to the left, right, or back (because of the feet), but they can slide forward. I was hoping for some way for them to attach together without having to worry about them moving around at all, but given that these were made so well, and additionally that I have it on a back corner on my countertop, its not too much of a worry, just something to note so others are aware of. I would definitely recommend this to others in any case. Very affordable, helps save space, and it was beautifully crafted.