ArtBin6855SC Super Satchel Cube - 15.5 x 16.75 x 15.625 in. Arts and Crafts Supply Storage with Pre-Drilled Holes, 6 Rail Set, Customizable, White

Well-made Cabinets and not hard to put together. I stacked two and bought the rollers to use in my sewing room. Will probably get another set. I really like the ArtBin satchels for storing fabric and projects. They are the best satchels and very sturdy. Love the handles. Cabinet is great and doesn't have the plastic look.

Very helpful to keep my sewing projects organized! Rolls out of the way.

4 stars because of the price.The artbin cube system, although quite expensive in my opinion, is exactly what I needed to organize my craft supplies.I own one of these cubes and I’m here to purchase another to stack on top. The cube itself is quite sturdy, it has some weight to it, and I didn't have any problems assembling it or issues with it falling apart.The reason I chose this system despite the price is:1. I needed to be able to have individual storage tubs that were portable for when I needed to bring some of my supplies out.2. I also needed something uniform that I could stack due to the limited space I have in my house.3. I also needed some kind of drawer system so the tubs would be easily accessible -- meaning I could pull out a tub from the bottom of the stack without having to move all the ones on top of it.(Regular ikea cubes/shelves and tubs did not for me)So this system allows me to do just that and as a bonus I have a variety of tub sizes and configurations to choose from.The tub configurations shown in the images can be quite deceiving though.I currently have two double deep satchels and one slim satchel in my cube. It seemed as though the cube would allow for each tub to sit on its own rungs so they can be pulled out like a drawer, but the spacings for the rungs don’t exactly allow for that.I have one double deep satchel sitting on the base of the cube, the second double deep is above that - hanging on a rung so I can pull it out like a drawer, but above that I have the slim satchel, which only fits if it rests directly on top of the middle tub -- meaning if i pull out the middle tub, the top one comes with it.This is a minor thing for me... I can live with this since they technically all fit in the cube.I still hate myself for spending as much as I did for all the tubs and two cubes, but in the end this definitely made my life easier and it’s quite satisfying to see everything organized.

I love how this turns my Artbin units into drawers! I wish the slides were sturdier, but otherwise it's great. I bought two and one had a little damage to the melamine, but it was minor and easy to cover up with some white paint. Putting the sides together was a little stressful, because it was easy to overdrive the cams, but doing it by hand worked out.

This product is made of the coarsest particle board imaginable. The wood particles are coarse and not compacted by the resin they glued together with, causing the edges to chip while nailing the back on, and the pins and joint connectors to wobble - we had to glue all of them in place. Whether the rollers will stay on is in question, as the small screws would not seat securely into the particle board. They are definitely not worth $70 each. These were bought to provide rolling storage under my quilt frame. The boxes do fit the super-satchel boxes as described with 2 supers and a skinny fitting in a box.

Worth the price when on sale. It was fairly easy to put together (you need a screwdriver and small hammer). The side slats are adjustable and work perfectly with the Artbin satchels.

These are super-easy to assemble, and they even stack! Make sure to pay attention when the instructions tell you to measure the diagonals at the end of assembly, otherwise the bins may not fit. These make it so much easier to access all my sewing supplies & thread, without having to continually re-stack my growing collection of bins.

I've got five of these things, and I have no plans to ever get another one.Pros:+ Does what it needs to do, which is hold a stack of ArtBin satchels.Neutrals:Includes a couple of extra connector pieces. But it needs them since some of the pieces are machined poorly and won't fit without the thick flash being trimmed off.Cons:- Assembly. The "instructions" are 90% illustration, with maybe 5% helpful text. Mis-interpretation and incorrect orientation of pieces are pretty much guaranteed the first time you build one, and maybe the second time, too.- Quality. This has gone down as the price has gone up. (No surprise, right?) One had a back piece arrive with a crack through part of it -- not bad enough to require a new piece, but annoying all the same.The last two that I built had a *bad* mis-alignment where the wooden pegs in one piece are supposed to line up with holes in another piece. That led to me whittling down all of the pegs to make the assembly work. And yes, that's *after* carefully aligning everything and making sure all the cams are in the right orientation. I shaved about a millimeter off of each peg. The fact that I purchased two sets and one set was worse than the other points to a lack of calibration checking at the factory.When I finally did get the second one assembled, the top is crooked -- fortunately not enough to notice unless you get up close to it, but one side of the top is 1/2 mm lower than the other.