Exactly what I needed.

The drawers were good quality and the description matched so they fit perfectly where I wanted to put them. Very happy with them.

storage

really like this item. be aware that the drawers are not very wide or deep. the items are quite sturdy and they are attractive in my studio. I would purchace again

Great for holding my different ink pads

The Tonic Large Drawers easily open and close which is perfect for the ink pads I've purchased from different companies that are different shapes and sizes.

Love the drawers

Very nice and sturdy was exactly what I was looking for. So glad I ordered them.

Perfect Storage Solution

This little drawer unit is a powerhouse. I use it for craft room storage of items like reinkers, foil, various mediums, and so much more. Two will easily stack under the desk and I’m comfortable stacking three high. Very sturdy and well made.

Excellent Storage Option

I love these drawers! Not only are the classy looking but light weight and hold a lot of produce!!

good fit for any room

The drawers are of good quality hard plastic. I liked the medium size drawers so much I order the large drawers directly from Tonic. They make a nice addition to my craft room. The gray color would look good in any room no matter the color scheme.

Only 4 star= drawers short inside by 1/4" !!!!

ONLY SUPER NEGATIVE is the inside drawer size is about 1/4 inch shy of fitting a full size standard sheet of paper 8.5" x 11". I do own six of these two stacks of six high side by side. I removed two of the tops and stacked them three units of three drawers high so they would be more soild instead of just stacking them one on top of the other. Yes that means I have four tops left over. No problem I have done this with many Sterilite drawer systems too and just store the left over tops incase I want or need to refigure the towers later on. Works great by the way. Storing mainly die cutters and foil and embossing plates along with some tools for such work such as punches too. I would love to be able to store all the packs of standard size foils and papers that I use frequently but like I said some designer or company management team (I suspect MEN) Yes I'm showing my bias here didn't think outside the box. I would easily have bought another six to 9 just to have enough for all the papers. As is my computer room has built in drawers and an antique side chest that has super deep drawers that allow me to handle the really big rolls of vinyl and of course the standard stacks. Just not as easy to get to in the built ins as they are six deep drawers inside a closet which door must be opened entirely to pull a drawer out. Men and or Women need to fight for the better good here. We crafters who spend this kind of money have a right to expect more from our goods. Item is a cut above Sterilite but very similar concept and style of plastic drawers. I would like to see the sides solid instead of indented opened where dust develops and you must remember to wipe these areas down back and sides often when cleaning in general. They stack nicely and I think the top should be just smooth no indentions that is more a gimmick to prevent items from rolling off. Far more useful would be that additional 1/4 inch inside the drawers to allow you to place a ream or specialty papers and vinyls inside. I even have photo cotton printable fabric that size for yarn and sewing label designing. BUT sorry drawers they FAIL. So a lot of wasted space happens too. One star off for lack of thinking and giving the consumer and customers what they really truly needed here.

Ordering a set of three more units of three and I stack these on the floor all together so nine drawers stacked high. They are nicely made for a plastic drawer. I do remove the tops of two so they all snug together to prevent shifting or moving apart as stacked. Now my number one complaint and really only super negative but it can be a biggy for many including me. WHO EVER DESIGNED THIS dropped the ball by not making the interior a full 8.5 wide only 1/4 inch wider and a full 11 inches deep for drawer so it can hold a ream of paper or regular 8.5 inch by 11 inch paper. So many of my decorative card stocks and specialty papers in the 8.5 x 11 would be fantastic to store and organize in this kind of drawer. HOWEVER the ball was dropped. It still works for many little Craft STUFF. I can make dividers and place pens and use some of the two inch high sorters sold often for cosmetics to keep pens and glue pens etc. sorted along with office supplies not just craft supplies. BUT I would buy 3 more sets of nine or total of 9 more units of three just to sort and store all my paper and cardstocks. I do a lot of binding and book making and have laminate sleeves so actually 9 x 12 would be ideal as some of the laminate sleeves are larger than a sheet of paper to secure the edges all the way around. But I also have special print paper and iron on vinyls and adhesive vinyls even decal sheets that would fit better if these drawers were at least a standard 8.5 inches. by 11. So if anyone has the EAR of this maker get them to listen to REALITY and give us customers a great product not a limited just short of excellent version.

ALMOST perfect. But 1/4" too short w x l.

OH these are so great and look great stacked three sets high for approx. 34" high. I remove two of their top covers so they all snap solid together & works great. ONLY complaint is who ever decided to design these did not look at the BIG PICTURE or the BIRDS EYE VIEW of design they DROPPED the proverbial BALL so to speak. If it was just 1/4 inch wider & 1/4 inch deeper inside drawer measurements each drawer would hold a full stack of 8.5" x 11" size standard sheets of paper or cardstock. REALLY that much short. Meantime I had not expected them to fit I had read several reviews mentioned that standard paper did not fit. I did buy primarily for holding all my misc. craft supplies and tools. Especially the tools but I also have a variety of specialized papers that these tools often work with that are standard size and when the inside drawer size is SO dang close. AHHH turns to WAAA. BOTTOM line I would buy not one more but 6 more for three rows 9 drawers high of these units here from Office Supply but they are out of stock. Office Supply had them at the BEST price and dang it if they just had them. Part of the problem is a few of my binding tools are a bit too long to fit well in each drawer so I needed to break up sets and divide between two drawers so loss a lot of useful storage in that regard. Not the fault or no stars off because not everyone of my items is meant to fit in any drawer perse. My only star off is the DESIGNERS or MARKETERS whom ever is responsible needed to add a teensy weensie 1/4 inch wide and long to inside of drawer. That's like 1/8" all the way around actually. But yes I will buy six more sets as soon as Office Supply restocks if they do and at the same price. But they must have at least 3 or 6 because I need to keep the stacks leveled off. And it's a big splurge by the way not inexpensive. I also wish the top was flat across not the indentations they said provided places to set tools and prevent them from rolling off. I can always use a shelfliner soft mat for that purpose and have more uses for flat top than indented one. So why am I frustrated. At same time I ordered this I was updating more punches and dies and what have you along with specialized decal paper, fabric printable transfer papers, super heavy fancy metalic papers, clear label sheets, and to have been able to place each stack in this tower of these drawers would have been WONDERFUL. But not one fit. Unless of course I started shaving them down and not sure printer would appreciate that let alone my programs that I print my designs from. Still I will buy more eventually and just have to clear some of my other drawers and shelves around my computer/binding/design office into the drawer to make better space for these papers. But if I find drawers that my paper fit better I will be checking those out. (My nearest ideal mini drawers that do not stack but will sit on on top of each other are made for monitor lifts. I have a set of 7. One for my monitor and two side by side three high elevating my 19" wide printer. But each drawer has specialized printer papers. Photo glossy, photo matte, ultra white heavy white, ultra white regluar weight, regular printer, super white cardstock. regular white card stock. Does not take much to fill all the drawers and are handy to the printer as six sit right below it. These are stable enough on counter top but would not work as a flower tower build up as they do not connect together stacked. The Tonic makes a much smaller drawer too by the way.

Just what I wanted! All my inks in the bottom drawer, a few alcohol pens and other detail markers in the second drawer, tape pens, blending brushes, Nuvo paste in the top. Actually, I need another! MUCH better than the cardboard or tacky plastic drawer units at the craft store. Thanks Tonic-Studio!

This is the second set of large drawers that I purchased. I bought the first set during your tool sale. I have them one on top of the other on a side table next to my desk, I put cardboard dividers in the bottom drawer of one and this holds all the sample products I've received from my kits. Another drawer holds all my embellishment mousses.