If drawers half the height were also available, with inserts that divided them into 20 or so, Really Useful Products would have almost every LEGO storage eventuality covered. Press J to jump to the feed. I was considering buying the 33-drawer tower and I almost pulled the trigger when these new scrapbook drawers were announced. California Transparency in Supply Chains Act. Who's with me? I struggled with the storage of my Pinkfresh ink cubes, and I just love storing them in the drawers. They are shallow so they fit this drawer perfectly. I purchased three, of the two divider design. I have spent a good amount of time trying to clean up. Just reminds me how badly I need something like thisalways hard to justify buying over more LEGO, which then exacerbates the problem! That's a deal breaker as I can be clumsy, and I have two children who like to look around sometimes. this helps me to keep all my small office supplies organized. It is nice and sturdy, more so than I expected. I didn't want drawers on my desk because it wouldn't work as well for my crafty needs. Akro or StackOn products are a much better fit. It all depends if you organize by color, or by type, etc.
If you are using a screen reader and are having problems using this website, please call 888-266-8246 for If you have a lot to tell us, use this contact form. I store all of my Bricklink store parts in grip seal bags, which are in then in freezer bags, then in IKEA Samla boxes stacked on IKEA shelves. I just wonder how they would fit. I got multi sizes but especially loved the size with mini slots for earrings. I Love this product! I rubbed all around them with a plain white candle, which helped. I think this product is high quality, and I highly recommend them, but I think they work better in the drawer than in the paper trays. (30 out of 33 found this review helpful. ), (12 out of 15 found this review helpful.). assistance. All in all, in spite of the boxes having lids, it works out fine for me. I put some felt down but that caused them to fall when I opened the drawer. This is such great storage; super sturdy and practical. They're variable-sized plastic inserts like those that come in Stanley parts organizers.
I bought half a dozen of the various drawer dividers to fit in the landscape drawers that they're paired with on the site, but check your measurements - these do NOT perfectly fit into the drawers. The cases do stack up rather nicely; so it is a great thing to see all the Lego pieces off the floor and tables. I have so many tiles and bricks that I could make a drawer system and even "label" the front of each drawer with the relevant part/color by building it into the front of the drawer or sticking on the front. My only complaint would be that the drawers are a bit tight to get in and out. I also wish that they made the large tray without any divider, for more flexible storage. Keep your paper scraps tidy and organized. Roughly 12.5x14.5. Tennis Ball cans are very good for sorting your pieces into categoriesI have around 30 cans which contain Mini-figs , 2x4 bricks in different colours , tyres and wheel parts , glass pieces , etc , etc Recently there was a sale on tennis balls in Argos in Ireland and I got 24 cans of tennis balls .You can also put stickers on the tops of he cans and store them in boxes. With inserts they work out at about 10 a drawer which sounds expensive and soon adds up but when compared to the value of the parts stored within I think it's pretty cost-effective and money well spent. I assumed they fit snugly into the dimensions of the drawer, but instead they slide and move around when you open the drawers, which is a bit disappointing. Love my new organizers. Thank you! To schedule your in home measuring appointment, please call 888-202-7622 or fill out the First I saw this in a YT video from scrapbookcom. i adore that these stack on top of each other. It doesn't take up much room on my table yet I can fit lots of embellishments and odds and ends in it. I use 9l and 4l RUBs in Ikea shelves, which I love, its really flexible but is not earthquake safe and its slower to use than drawers. Great find. Easier to organize and label. Ive tried contacting them to see if I could make a special order and they said no. Like @ Adzbadboy I use the 'Really Useful Organiser Tray 4 Litre', but I store them inside the drawers of the 25 IKEA Helmer Drawer unit http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10251045/ - each drawer takes two of the half height 4 litre tray, or one of the full height 9 litre trays ( http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/uk/html/onlineshop/rub/aTraySorting9L7Comp.php ) which I find really, well, useful. THEY ARE STILL PRETTY SNUG, BUT THAT WILL PROBABLY IMPROVE WITH USE. It also means I can move trays out to the boxes if and when I need to as well. If they joined them more solidly plus some kind of drawer stops for use in earthquake prone countrie, and added the same range of inserts as for their 9l boxes then I'd probably switch to these. My previous sorting method included using small ziplock bags and small drawers. I love that the trays come completely out, so he can work from the tray and not spill the tiny pieces everywhere. Who are they kidding? I kept the felt underneath because there was a small amount of space and that worked perfectly!!! I also love that 2 will stack to fit inside the Ikea Kallax units. I'm so gormless I'll be pulling the drawers out all over the place.Still, I use plenty RUBs at present right the way up to the largest size and I've always been happy with the quality. I forgot to mention that I've prepared a collection of LEGO Storage solutions on pinterest at:https://www.pinterest.com/tomalphin/lego-storage/Lots of really clever solutions in there, including some of the ones which were already mentioned in this thread. I've now bought two so I thought it would be useful to post something here about them. On balance, I'm glad they are fixed. When retrieving parts you are not hindered by lids and don't need to pull the whole drawer out to get at them, which you do if using a tower of regular RU boxes. ), (21 out of 24 found this review helpful. If you have LEGO news, new images or something else to tell us about, send us a message. The dividers are designed to be stackable so if you put a small divider on top of a large divider, it will slide back and forth so you can have access to the items in the bottom layer. And no backstops on a stack of drawers of that size? By browsing or interacting with our site, you agree to our. (Red, yellow, orange; white, blue, green; black, dark gray, light gray), I only sort by brick, and have found that the Akro Mils system meets the best balance of drawer size and cost. ), (17 out of 20 found this review helpful. This box is just the right size for storing a variety of your craft supplies. I really love this pure white drawer unit! In the other half I keep the Black detail ink pad and the Versamark ink pad. So, no they are not, but they are perfect for some applications. It is very hard to find any that are low profile and also of such good quality. Does anyone know the best way to store sets? I store the RUBs in a set of 3-drawer cabinet things I got from ASDA.These drawers look fantastic though, I have a very friendly market stall owner that gets me good prices on RUBs, hopefully I can get a good price on these too :). It's a shame that the compartments don't fit 16-stud long parts in them. And here I was thinking I would really like these for scrapbooking storage :), Amazingly, this only just came to me, but I think I'm going to attempt to build some Lego storage containers out of Lego.
Central Time. LOL! Tell her Paul from Newark sent you! Great finish. The inserts can be used by themselves, so I can divide a drawer into 2 large sections, 1 large & 6 small, or 12 small sections. They are expensive when bought at retail but there are some decent re-sellers out there if you look hard enough. This is perfect. Since buying these drawer dividers in various sizes, everything is neat, orderly and easy to find. loc_en_US, sid_10029364, prod, sort_[SortEntry(order=SUBMISSION_TIME, direction=DESCENDING)]. An Elfa expert will get [call/email/text] you in the next 24 hours. I can see how I would need drawers that hold more after I acquire more LEGO. Is being transparent a good thing so you can see what's in them or bad as parts could get sun damaged? I always put back the used ink, so there is no chance to mix them up! Thats a lot of extra money. If I stack them three high, I don't want them toppling over. Used in this project: Magic Mat in the house! It's fascinating seeing how everyone else stores their bricks. I know this product was made for office supplies but this works great to hold standing bottles of essential oils in a small drawer!!! I found an interesting idea here: https://www.reddit.com/r/LegoStorage/comments/7qcppg/comment/dtnewoz?st=JJJVMY7E&sh=3a0c361f. @Adzbadboy, I like those for some applications but the lids get in the way :-). Should also be fun! I definitely need one more to stack them. Do they come in the drawers already? They are good as the dividers can be moved about to create difference size areas. These are perfect at only 1 1/2 inches high. Top drawer does not move smoothly. I got these for between $4 and $6. i use plastic drawers from ACE Hardware they are visible but only a little so also get protection from the sun. Just empty a drawer! Please click here to log in. I bought the pen holder and love it - now I can find my pens without searching through my desk drawer - they are in my tray near my paper on a book shelf. This lead not only to a messy look, but also to misplacing items all of the time, and to broken compacts because my precarious stacks didn't always hold up. Thanks for your What are the dimensions of the interior of the really useful drawers? Dude! $200ish for a set of drawers just for LEGO is a bit much, but I do like these. These 4 drawers - three fully open and one divided - are ready to be filled with all of your favorite craft products! The compartments are large and deep which is excellent for storing a lot of the same part but not so good for small quantities of different parts because it would be a nuisance having to dig around in them, potentially spilling parts over the sides, while you hunt for the one you're after. I found the exact interior dimensions here.
Are they the last word in LEGO storage systems? They were $20 when I first started buying them 12 years ago at Staples, and most recently I think the price has been $32.For smaller parts I've been using small Sterilite 3-drawer containers, which have no dividers and no backstop, but they are also stackable. , That might actually be ok. Very well designed. $50 What I find very funny is, we collect plastic and then we need to buy more plastic to keep our plastic sorted! I bought the 20 section divider for my earrings and now I never have any problems locating anything. Monday through Saturday, I have since ordered the ones with bigger openings for my larger bottles and the one with two opening so my roller balls can lie inside. EDIT: http://www.schallercorporation.com/drawer-builder/. It fits ink cubes, markers, whatever! So nice to be organized! Unfortunately they dont sell the dividers in the USA. Thank you everyone for the links and pictures. However, if and when I can find space to squeeze a couple more towers in my room I'll buy them for slopes and tiles. If you buy them from Staples or WHSmith (do they still sell RU products?) We empower you to make beautiful, meaningful, handmade creations. I've also found them in The Works (discount book shop) at a good price but only sporadically - I went back for more and they were gone! What do you use to store your LEGO? http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/usa/html/onlineshop/rub/rScrap08x9_5lDrawerTower.php, I found this site the other day: http://www.schallercorporation.com/quick-order/. Designed by papercrafters FOR papercrafters! I'm sure virtually every AFOL in the country has at least one being used to house some of their LEGO collection. )(I'm not affiliated in any way with her, I've been buying from her market stall for about a year and I've always been given a good price. And lids are removable, but they are necessary for stacking them into a tower in order to save space. those are awesome. She does travel around the country to various fairs, markets and expos, so if you want a lot of stuff you might be able to arrange a meet. http://www.lowes.com/pd_124553-941-DSB-39_1z0ydnr__, http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10251045/, http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/uk/html/onlineshop/rub/aTraySorting9L7Comp.php, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Connectable-Parts-Storage-Organiser-c-w-Visible-Plastic-Draw-Boxes-Many-Uses-/371261243735?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=&hash=item5670e50157, http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/categories/series/19027/, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/19-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93928.html, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/8-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93927.html, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/15-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93929.html, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/easy-sorter-funnel-tray-37081.html, http://www.brickdisplaycase.com/index.php, http://www.ikea.com/be/nl/catalog/products/00283103/, http://www.ikea.com/be/nl/catalog/categories/series/12553/, http://www.wilko.com/tool-bags-boxes+storage/wilko-organiser-case-4-drawers/invt/0343928, http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/germany/html/howtobuy.php, http://www.sterilite.com/SelectProduct.html?id=408&ProductCategory=187§ion=1, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv3gvqp0s94, https://www.facebook.com/shuiyin.tio/media_set?set=a.121581144668805.24141.100004507594382&type=3, http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-503-organiser-with-5-divisions-114308, http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-502-organiser-with-18-divisions-114305, http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-504-organiser-with-19-divisons-276026, https://www.pinterest.com/tomalphin/lego-storage/, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gemini-Storage-Solutions/664480930252652, They are made of a high quality plastic that's softer than ABS (so won't scratch it) and are manufactured to a high standard, They are relatively inexpensive, particularly when compared to systems designed for industrial use, Without inserts the drawers hold 9 litres and are perfect for storing large bulky parts or vast quantities of the same part, With inserts they are particularly suitable for storing a fair quantity of basic parts that you probably have plenty of. I love it for my mini ink cubes! Sign up for newsletters to get the best of the best - straight to your inbox! Oh yes! This question has been reported. All I have is a 3-drawer thing for general colors. On the plus side, it's impossible to accidently remove the one between the 1x1 and 1x2s which would result in a tedious sorting job, but on the downside they can't be reconfigured to accommodate larger parts. I wish that they would stack in the trays, but they just aren't quite high enough. These are potentially life changing, lol. This sale enabled me to buy the 20 small section drawer dividers for earrings, 6 section for large earrings or necklace pendants, small 2 section for bracelets and watches, and large 2 section for necklaces. Very sturdy and fits perfectly. ), (27 out of 29 found this review helpful. These were a great purchase!!! Fascinating. The saturday afternoon car boot at junction 29 of the m1 has a stall selling rub very cheap. We are so excited to share this new storage solution with you! I have a tall plastic drawer unit in my closet that has several small drawers so I decided to put them in there. All rights reserved. Unfortunately I've not committed the brands of the small boxes to memory.This video is from my old house but shows the products with the parts in them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv3gvqp0s94 The minifig parts tower starts around 17:15 showing mostly smaller divisions (Very sorry I don't have photos, just video.). The dividers are fixed which has advantages and disadvantages, of course. I am quite struggling with storage methods due to the size of our apartment. Storing and organising our LEGO are problems we all face and it can become a major headache as your collection grows. I bought a load of RUBs at a toy fair at Birmingham NEC last year, they were really cheap, a fraction of the RRP. I spoke to my friendly RUB supplier today! You may well be able to track them down for cheaper, good luck hunting! No more digging for the right accessory, it's all sorted and right there. This new method is much easier as its less stuff that I have to take out each time when I'm building and now they are sorted by category. This makes them large enough for anything up to 12 studs long, so as a result my 2x16 plates are stored elsewhere. Again, I love how sturdy it is and that it's not made from plastic! Might not have these yet but worth a look if in the area, I use a mixture of the following, which work very well for me:http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-503-organiser-with-5-divisions-114308http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-502-organiser-with-18-divisions-114305http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-504-organiser-with-19-divisons-276026, LOL! So now I am trying to find a drawer organizer tray type thing that will fit within those internal dimensions. ), (13 out of 15 found this review helpful. Whenever I get it finished I will post in-progress and completion pics. So the cost of those two towers was approx 200 in total? Fits well on my shelf, and easy to move around, as well. I knew if I went online and looked at the Container Store I would find a solution and boy did I !!! They cost about 4 euros, unfortunately in its latest version the dividers are not removable anymore :-(I've added some plastic clips (also from Ikea) that hold a card that describes the content. I'm still using the other methods but slowly I will phase them out as I manage to get more of these. There seems to be very few products on the market that are perfect for the job and affordable in quantity so most of us make do with whatever we can find that's at the right price. I want to like these, as those dividers are excellent, but at almost four pounds just for the dividers, that's a little ridiculous. ), (11 out of 12 found this review helpful. Thank you! They certainly fit the bill for what I use them for but I will continue to use my smaller drawers for specialised parts. Used in this project: Craft Room Basics- Craft Room Storage. It is perfect for all my LEGO. Since I had four I can store 80 bottles of oil!!!! 9 are big, the rest are smaller. I'm don't know how widely available they are in other countries but the website does appear to serve a number of others. 8 AM These look really cool! I am excited for them to arrive soon. Glad to be of service :)I also hear of cheap RUBs in the likes of Doncaster, which is near the factory, but it's hundreds of miles away from me :(. She was very happy to hear that Lego fans like the RUBs, she's tried many times to contact the community (not sure which ones though).Her name is Sam and she runs "Gemini Storage Solutions", here's the Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gemini-Storage-Solutions/664480930252652 I asked about the storage drawers on this page but it looks like it will be a while before she can get them, I think the larger chains get priority.I have her mobile number if you want to contact her, though there is a number on the facebook page.
If you are using a screen reader and are having problems using this website, please call 888-266-8246 for If you have a lot to tell us, use this contact form. I store all of my Bricklink store parts in grip seal bags, which are in then in freezer bags, then in IKEA Samla boxes stacked on IKEA shelves. I just wonder how they would fit. I got multi sizes but especially loved the size with mini slots for earrings. I Love this product! I rubbed all around them with a plain white candle, which helped. I think this product is high quality, and I highly recommend them, but I think they work better in the drawer than in the paper trays. (30 out of 33 found this review helpful. ), (12 out of 15 found this review helpful.). assistance. All in all, in spite of the boxes having lids, it works out fine for me. I put some felt down but that caused them to fall when I opened the drawer. This is such great storage; super sturdy and practical. They're variable-sized plastic inserts like those that come in Stanley parts organizers.
I bought half a dozen of the various drawer dividers to fit in the landscape drawers that they're paired with on the site, but check your measurements - these do NOT perfectly fit into the drawers. The cases do stack up rather nicely; so it is a great thing to see all the Lego pieces off the floor and tables. I have so many tiles and bricks that I could make a drawer system and even "label" the front of each drawer with the relevant part/color by building it into the front of the drawer or sticking on the front. My only complaint would be that the drawers are a bit tight to get in and out. I also wish that they made the large tray without any divider, for more flexible storage. Keep your paper scraps tidy and organized. Roughly 12.5x14.5. Tennis Ball cans are very good for sorting your pieces into categoriesI have around 30 cans which contain Mini-figs , 2x4 bricks in different colours , tyres and wheel parts , glass pieces , etc , etc Recently there was a sale on tennis balls in Argos in Ireland and I got 24 cans of tennis balls .You can also put stickers on the tops of he cans and store them in boxes. With inserts they work out at about 10 a drawer which sounds expensive and soon adds up but when compared to the value of the parts stored within I think it's pretty cost-effective and money well spent. I assumed they fit snugly into the dimensions of the drawer, but instead they slide and move around when you open the drawers, which is a bit disappointing. Love my new organizers. Thank you! To schedule your in home measuring appointment, please call 888-202-7622 or fill out the First I saw this in a YT video from scrapbookcom. i adore that these stack on top of each other. It doesn't take up much room on my table yet I can fit lots of embellishments and odds and ends in it. I use 9l and 4l RUBs in Ikea shelves, which I love, its really flexible but is not earthquake safe and its slower to use than drawers. Great find. Easier to organize and label. Ive tried contacting them to see if I could make a special order and they said no. Like @ Adzbadboy I use the 'Really Useful Organiser Tray 4 Litre', but I store them inside the drawers of the 25 IKEA Helmer Drawer unit http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10251045/ - each drawer takes two of the half height 4 litre tray, or one of the full height 9 litre trays ( http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/uk/html/onlineshop/rub/aTraySorting9L7Comp.php ) which I find really, well, useful. THEY ARE STILL PRETTY SNUG, BUT THAT WILL PROBABLY IMPROVE WITH USE. It also means I can move trays out to the boxes if and when I need to as well. If they joined them more solidly plus some kind of drawer stops for use in earthquake prone countrie, and added the same range of inserts as for their 9l boxes then I'd probably switch to these. My previous sorting method included using small ziplock bags and small drawers. I love that the trays come completely out, so he can work from the tray and not spill the tiny pieces everywhere. Who are they kidding? I kept the felt underneath because there was a small amount of space and that worked perfectly!!! I also love that 2 will stack to fit inside the Ikea Kallax units. I'm so gormless I'll be pulling the drawers out all over the place.Still, I use plenty RUBs at present right the way up to the largest size and I've always been happy with the quality. I forgot to mention that I've prepared a collection of LEGO Storage solutions on pinterest at:https://www.pinterest.com/tomalphin/lego-storage/Lots of really clever solutions in there, including some of the ones which were already mentioned in this thread. I've now bought two so I thought it would be useful to post something here about them. On balance, I'm glad they are fixed. When retrieving parts you are not hindered by lids and don't need to pull the whole drawer out to get at them, which you do if using a tower of regular RU boxes. ), (21 out of 24 found this review helpful. If you have LEGO news, new images or something else to tell us about, send us a message. The dividers are designed to be stackable so if you put a small divider on top of a large divider, it will slide back and forth so you can have access to the items in the bottom layer. And no backstops on a stack of drawers of that size? By browsing or interacting with our site, you agree to our. (Red, yellow, orange; white, blue, green; black, dark gray, light gray), I only sort by brick, and have found that the Akro Mils system meets the best balance of drawer size and cost. ), (17 out of 20 found this review helpful. This box is just the right size for storing a variety of your craft supplies. I really love this pure white drawer unit! In the other half I keep the Black detail ink pad and the Versamark ink pad. So, no they are not, but they are perfect for some applications. It is very hard to find any that are low profile and also of such good quality. Does anyone know the best way to store sets? I store the RUBs in a set of 3-drawer cabinet things I got from ASDA.These drawers look fantastic though, I have a very friendly market stall owner that gets me good prices on RUBs, hopefully I can get a good price on these too :). It's a shame that the compartments don't fit 16-stud long parts in them. And here I was thinking I would really like these for scrapbooking storage :), Amazingly, this only just came to me, but I think I'm going to attempt to build some Lego storage containers out of Lego. Central Time. LOL! Tell her Paul from Newark sent you! Great finish. The inserts can be used by themselves, so I can divide a drawer into 2 large sections, 1 large & 6 small, or 12 small sections. They are expensive when bought at retail but there are some decent re-sellers out there if you look hard enough. This is perfect. Since buying these drawer dividers in various sizes, everything is neat, orderly and easy to find. loc_en_US, sid_10029364, prod, sort_[SortEntry(order=SUBMISSION_TIME, direction=DESCENDING)]. An Elfa expert will get [call/email/text] you in the next 24 hours. I can see how I would need drawers that hold more after I acquire more LEGO. Is being transparent a good thing so you can see what's in them or bad as parts could get sun damaged? I always put back the used ink, so there is no chance to mix them up! Thats a lot of extra money. If I stack them three high, I don't want them toppling over. Used in this project: Magic Mat in the house! It's fascinating seeing how everyone else stores their bricks. I know this product was made for office supplies but this works great to hold standing bottles of essential oils in a small drawer!!! I found an interesting idea here: https://www.reddit.com/r/LegoStorage/comments/7qcppg/comment/dtnewoz?st=JJJVMY7E&sh=3a0c361f. @Adzbadboy, I like those for some applications but the lids get in the way :-). Should also be fun! I definitely need one more to stack them. Do they come in the drawers already? They are good as the dividers can be moved about to create difference size areas. These are perfect at only 1 1/2 inches high. Top drawer does not move smoothly. I got these for between $4 and $6. i use plastic drawers from ACE Hardware they are visible but only a little so also get protection from the sun. Just empty a drawer! Please click here to log in. I bought the pen holder and love it - now I can find my pens without searching through my desk drawer - they are in my tray near my paper on a book shelf. This lead not only to a messy look, but also to misplacing items all of the time, and to broken compacts because my precarious stacks didn't always hold up. Thanks for your What are the dimensions of the interior of the really useful drawers? Dude! $200ish for a set of drawers just for LEGO is a bit much, but I do like these. These 4 drawers - three fully open and one divided - are ready to be filled with all of your favorite craft products! The compartments are large and deep which is excellent for storing a lot of the same part but not so good for small quantities of different parts because it would be a nuisance having to dig around in them, potentially spilling parts over the sides, while you hunt for the one you're after. I found the exact interior dimensions here.
Are they the last word in LEGO storage systems? They were $20 when I first started buying them 12 years ago at Staples, and most recently I think the price has been $32.For smaller parts I've been using small Sterilite 3-drawer containers, which have no dividers and no backstop, but they are also stackable. , That might actually be ok. Very well designed. $50 What I find very funny is, we collect plastic and then we need to buy more plastic to keep our plastic sorted! I bought the 20 section divider for my earrings and now I never have any problems locating anything. Monday through Saturday, I have since ordered the ones with bigger openings for my larger bottles and the one with two opening so my roller balls can lie inside. EDIT: http://www.schallercorporation.com/drawer-builder/. It fits ink cubes, markers, whatever! So nice to be organized! Unfortunately they dont sell the dividers in the USA. Thank you everyone for the links and pictures. However, if and when I can find space to squeeze a couple more towers in my room I'll buy them for slopes and tiles. If you buy them from Staples or WHSmith (do they still sell RU products?) We empower you to make beautiful, meaningful, handmade creations. I've also found them in The Works (discount book shop) at a good price but only sporadically - I went back for more and they were gone! What do you use to store your LEGO? http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/usa/html/onlineshop/rub/rScrap08x9_5lDrawerTower.php, I found this site the other day: http://www.schallercorporation.com/quick-order/. Designed by papercrafters FOR papercrafters! I'm sure virtually every AFOL in the country has at least one being used to house some of their LEGO collection. )(I'm not affiliated in any way with her, I've been buying from her market stall for about a year and I've always been given a good price. And lids are removable, but they are necessary for stacking them into a tower in order to save space. those are awesome. She does travel around the country to various fairs, markets and expos, so if you want a lot of stuff you might be able to arrange a meet. http://www.lowes.com/pd_124553-941-DSB-39_1z0ydnr__, http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10251045/, http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/uk/html/onlineshop/rub/aTraySorting9L7Comp.php, http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Connectable-Parts-Storage-Organiser-c-w-Visible-Plastic-Draw-Boxes-Many-Uses-/371261243735?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&var=&hash=item5670e50157, http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/categories/series/19027/, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/19-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93928.html, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/8-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93927.html, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/15-bin-portable-parts-storage-case-93929.html, http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/part-storage/easy-sorter-funnel-tray-37081.html, http://www.brickdisplaycase.com/index.php, http://www.ikea.com/be/nl/catalog/products/00283103/, http://www.ikea.com/be/nl/catalog/categories/series/12553/, http://www.wilko.com/tool-bags-boxes+storage/wilko-organiser-case-4-drawers/invt/0343928, http://www.reallyusefulproducts.co.uk/germany/html/howtobuy.php, http://www.sterilite.com/SelectProduct.html?id=408&ProductCategory=187§ion=1, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv3gvqp0s94, https://www.facebook.com/shuiyin.tio/media_set?set=a.121581144668805.24141.100004507594382&type=3, http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-503-organiser-with-5-divisions-114308, http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-502-organiser-with-18-divisions-114305, http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-504-organiser-with-19-divisons-276026, https://www.pinterest.com/tomalphin/lego-storage/, https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gemini-Storage-Solutions/664480930252652, They are made of a high quality plastic that's softer than ABS (so won't scratch it) and are manufactured to a high standard, They are relatively inexpensive, particularly when compared to systems designed for industrial use, Without inserts the drawers hold 9 litres and are perfect for storing large bulky parts or vast quantities of the same part, With inserts they are particularly suitable for storing a fair quantity of basic parts that you probably have plenty of. I love it for my mini ink cubes! Sign up for newsletters to get the best of the best - straight to your inbox! Oh yes! This question has been reported. All I have is a 3-drawer thing for general colors. On the plus side, it's impossible to accidently remove the one between the 1x1 and 1x2s which would result in a tedious sorting job, but on the downside they can't be reconfigured to accommodate larger parts. I wish that they would stack in the trays, but they just aren't quite high enough. These are potentially life changing, lol. This sale enabled me to buy the 20 small section drawer dividers for earrings, 6 section for large earrings or necklace pendants, small 2 section for bracelets and watches, and large 2 section for necklaces. Very sturdy and fits perfectly. ), (27 out of 29 found this review helpful. These were a great purchase!!! Fascinating. The saturday afternoon car boot at junction 29 of the m1 has a stall selling rub very cheap. We are so excited to share this new storage solution with you! I have a tall plastic drawer unit in my closet that has several small drawers so I decided to put them in there. All rights reserved. Unfortunately I've not committed the brands of the small boxes to memory.This video is from my old house but shows the products with the parts in them: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv3gvqp0s94 The minifig parts tower starts around 17:15 showing mostly smaller divisions (Very sorry I don't have photos, just video.). The dividers are fixed which has advantages and disadvantages, of course. I am quite struggling with storage methods due to the size of our apartment. Storing and organising our LEGO are problems we all face and it can become a major headache as your collection grows. I bought a load of RUBs at a toy fair at Birmingham NEC last year, they were really cheap, a fraction of the RRP. I spoke to my friendly RUB supplier today! You may well be able to track them down for cheaper, good luck hunting! No more digging for the right accessory, it's all sorted and right there. This new method is much easier as its less stuff that I have to take out each time when I'm building and now they are sorted by category. This makes them large enough for anything up to 12 studs long, so as a result my 2x16 plates are stored elsewhere. Again, I love how sturdy it is and that it's not made from plastic! Might not have these yet but worth a look if in the area, I use a mixture of the following, which work very well for me:http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-503-organiser-with-5-divisions-114308http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-502-organiser-with-18-divisions-114305http://www.homebase.co.uk/en/homebaseuk/purple-504-organiser-with-19-divisons-276026, LOL! So now I am trying to find a drawer organizer tray type thing that will fit within those internal dimensions. ), (13 out of 15 found this review helpful. Whenever I get it finished I will post in-progress and completion pics. So the cost of those two towers was approx 200 in total? Fits well on my shelf, and easy to move around, as well. I knew if I went online and looked at the Container Store I would find a solution and boy did I !!! They cost about 4 euros, unfortunately in its latest version the dividers are not removable anymore :-(I've added some plastic clips (also from Ikea) that hold a card that describes the content. I'm still using the other methods but slowly I will phase them out as I manage to get more of these. There seems to be very few products on the market that are perfect for the job and affordable in quantity so most of us make do with whatever we can find that's at the right price. I want to like these, as those dividers are excellent, but at almost four pounds just for the dividers, that's a little ridiculous. ), (11 out of 12 found this review helpful. Thank you! They certainly fit the bill for what I use them for but I will continue to use my smaller drawers for specialised parts. Used in this project: Craft Room Basics- Craft Room Storage. It is perfect for all my LEGO. Since I had four I can store 80 bottles of oil!!!! 9 are big, the rest are smaller. I'm don't know how widely available they are in other countries but the website does appear to serve a number of others. 8 AM These look really cool! I am excited for them to arrive soon. Glad to be of service :)I also hear of cheap RUBs in the likes of Doncaster, which is near the factory, but it's hundreds of miles away from me :(. She was very happy to hear that Lego fans like the RUBs, she's tried many times to contact the community (not sure which ones though).Her name is Sam and she runs "Gemini Storage Solutions", here's the Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gemini-Storage-Solutions/664480930252652 I asked about the storage drawers on this page but it looks like it will be a while before she can get them, I think the larger chains get priority.I have her mobile number if you want to contact her, though there is a number on the facebook page.