Wide Single Plastic Drawers

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

This rolling cart is extremely well made, not a single piece of the unit felt light or flimsy. It screams heavy-duty construction and it had to fit my old Vizo 40 on there. Solid and sturdy without a hint of any shakiness. I'm quite surprised (and happy) at how secure my TV set feels sitting up there at about five feet off the floor.  It was very easy to put together (took me alone 20 minutes). The only caveat is the tray...and please understand...I'm nitpicking here. The tray is made of plastic and while it's durable plastic it probably won't hold much in weight, so I'd keep that in mind. Overall though I'd give it six stars if I could.

The only ones I buy because the plastic'stoo thin in competing products.I much prefer the single sided ones you used to make, and wish you would make them available again.

Exactly what I needed for lighting up backstage rack drawers. Just as described.

I use them to secure drawers on my work bench, one combination easy access.

I've bought many different filter wallets, plastic cases, single filter holders, stack caps, etc for filter storage. Only now with this MindShift Gear Filter Nest am I satisfied that my filters are fully protected, while at the same time keeping them dust free as possible. The features I like about this line of filter cases is: 1. The zipper top - not a loosely closing velcro top with gaps for letting in dust & 2. the inner flap that optionally covers the top of all the filter slots, for added protection against dust & dirt. I also own the smaller version of this case and I'm equally satisfied with it.

Works for me. It's made of plastic. Has a lot of options, for different airplane types (single or multi engines). No complaint at all.

Paper comes with cleaning sheet for your printer's feeder mechanism and a single clear plastic bag for your prints. All worked great. No Problems.

I've gotten other single shoe brackets (two of the same kind) and both had the same plastic parts break off (impact brand actually too) and it couldn't tighten enough to hold the weight of a speed-light tilted. This metal adjustable twin bracket makes more sense. I can increase the power with two speed-lights at once or just use one head. When I tilt the head it stays locked in place. Only used a few times but I'm very happy! I hope nothing breaks.

I already had a single tray version for probably 30 years. Plastic inserts in new one are not as sturdy, but plenty good. I think capacity is overrated. I have trouble jamming that many slides in, but that is minor. Best choice available for storing slides that I could see. It is sturdy - don't have to worry about cardboard collapsing.