Decorative Fabric Storage Bins Basket, 15.7x11.8x8.3inch Large Canvas Laundry Room Storage, Fabric Storage Baskets for Closet Shelves, Foldable Storage Bin for Organizing Shelf Nursery Office

The ^&*($@! who provided the rods to make the basket sturdy left the ends raw after he cut the pipe so when I pushed in the fourth rod, I got about 20 splinters of fiberglass imbedded in my right index finger, one in my middle finger and one in the fleshy part of my hand. Was up all night trying to get them out but can;t see them because they're so thin and white

DO NOT BUY THIS!!!! I’ve had it for a few months and I was using it as a caddy to hold my son’s clothes and diapers by our bed for easy access. After awhile I started getting these mysterious tiny little plastic fibers lodged into various parts of my hands. They were sometimes painful or just sometimes very irritating. They were hard to remove because you can’t see them with a naked eye and they are so small.For the longest time I thought maybe it was from our wipe warmer but then I decided to run my hand inside the lining of this caddy and many of these tiny plastic splinters came off onto my hand! I’m HORRIFIED. My sons clothes, diapers and NOSE PIPETTE have been in this caddy!I hope that he hasn’t had any of these plastic fibers on him at any point! I do not recommend as a baby caddy or for anything else for that matter!PLEASE, DO NOT BUY THIS! And do not buy any products from this brand that would have the same plastic lining with shedding plastic fibers!!!

You really have to be careful inserting the fiberglass rods into the basket that help to hold it's shape. I realized I never FULLY understood exactly what "fiberglass" was until I bought this product and was twisting the rods into place and found that I had also twisted approximately 20 shards of microscopic glass into my finger. It took about 30 minutes to remove most of them, because they were nearly impossible to see. I eventually got all but a couple out and those I just had to wait for my skin to push out of my body. I don't love the finished product, but it does the job and goes under my sink, so no one even sees it. For $10 and having completed the "setup," tucking the surprisingly dangerous rods into their pockets, I'll keep it. If you buy, be aware and use gloves when inserting rods.

so cute!! It’s very well made, not cheap at all! It looks exactly like the pictures make it out. The stitching is done very well, fabric is super thick and durable. I can’t fathom why anyone would say it’s cheap, I think it’s great quality! The only thing is I would say it’s more of a medium size. Perfect for storing dog toys, baby clothes or diapers, laundry soap and such in laundry room. You just have to shape it, just because it’s folded from shipping. You can tell they’ve put time into their work. I love it! I will for sure be buying more

This was supposed to come with metal rods but instead they are a cheap fiberglass type of material and the ends are frayed. I picked them up and instantly got splinters stuck in my hand from them. I can’t even get the splinters out cuz they are so small. I feel at least three. Should come with a warning.

The baskets are attractive. The fabric is good quality, and thick enough to support a reasonable load in the basket. The plastic leather-look corner reinforcements appear sufficient to prevent bottom corner tears.Overall quality is decent, but nothing to be excited about. The design is inexpensive, but I question durability. Thin metal tubes are provided for side support stays. The stays slide into a fabric pocket. The pocket closes with velcro. The stays are not sturdy enough to make the basket stackable with anything but the lightest contents.Even though I was careful inserting the rods, I can see the pocket fabric starting to rip before any load was in the basket. Without the metal stays, the basket will be limp, and will not stand with sides up even with contents inside.The design tradeoff for very inexpensive stays and relatively light fabric stay pockets is not inconsistent with the price point, but not supportive of any amount of regular use. If the baskets are going to sit on the shelf and rarely or ever be moved, these will work well.

We bought this to put the new pups toys in. It's nicely sized, canvas with good handles. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars across the board is because it collapses for portability which is an odd problem for us. There are 4 dowels that fit into a channel in each corner & a velcro tab that tuck them in place. Really well done. The pup, however, loves to dump the toys out of the bin and pull up the tabs & remove the dowels & hide them. Then he runs around the house dragging the container & shaking it. It's his his favorite "toy". It's very nice but I think next time we'll get a hard plastic container for dog toys.

I purchased this to make a gift basket for my niece who's going away to college. A lot fit in this basket. I filled it with essentials such as laundry detergent, fabric softener, shampoo, conditioner etc, just to give yall an idea of how much weight this little basket was able to hold. Mind you, the detergent and fabric softener were the small sizes this basket still held their weight and much more. I took one star off because the lining is VERY CHEAP. The basket comes with 4 dowels that you're supposed to insert into pre cut inserts in the lining to help the basket keep it's shape. Because the lining is so cheap if you so much as touch it with the dowel when inserting it it will rip. You have to be very careful when doing this. However, if you don't care about the inside lining then this little basket is super cute, a great size, and very functional.