Wrapping Paper Storage Center - Portable Gift Wrap Station to Stow and Organize Flat Sheets, Holiday Gift Bags, Bows, and Ribbons by Elf Stor (Green)

For decades I have kept my Christmas boxes, wrapping paper, bows, gift card holders, gift tags, etc. in a huge 40 gallon Rubbermaid rolling tote that filled the entire bottom of a closet. I saw the Elf gift wrap holder and decided it was time to downsize. After tossing out a few duplicates of things, I started to fill the new holder. It has so many pockets and sections and depth and width that I was able to fit everything in it except my rolls of wrapping paper (I simply bought a zippered clear plastic holder for those which I can store upright). The Elf gift wrap holder only takes up a corner of the bottom closet space, and the rolls of wrap stand next to it. I was amazed at how much I could fit into this. It took me less than 2 minutes to slide the cardboard sections into place - they fit perfectly and gave the holder a very sturdy frame. I am so happy with this item!

This bag is fantastic and much better than I expected. I bought two. First, it is huge. I was able to put about 70 boxes and some other knick knacks like tiny boxes, tissue paper and other knick knacks in the pockets. The second bag held my ridiculously large collection of gift bags. Only the very largest (and I mean huge) gift bags wouldn't fit. The smallest gift bags fit nicely in the pockets so they don't get lost in the cavernous interior. The fabric is a hardy canvas. The handles seem well made and stitched well. The cardboard inserts to strengthen and hold the bag upright are sturdy. A lot of people have complained about the inserts. They are very tight to get in but that's the point. Here's what I learned. First, put the SIDE inserts in first!! This gives support to the bag and makes it a lot easier to put the larger front and rear inserts in. I figured this out on bag 2. Also, you have to make sure the zippers for the compartments are completely open. At first the zippers seem like they are off the track but when you run it to one side and then back it solves the problem. When putting the cardboard in, you can only insert it about 1/4" on each side while holding the bag taut in upright position to line it up. Probably a lot easier with 2 people. Then just work and tap it downwards. You may need to insert your hand into the pocket to shimmy it into place a little bit at a time working each side of the insert downwards. I did not need to cut the cardboard. The first bag took me about 15 minutes and was a bit frustrating but I tried to put the larger pieces in first. The second bag took me less than 5 minutes to put together once i realized you have to put the side pieces in first. Overall I am beyond pleased with these bags. Finally, 4 large shopping bags of supplies are now neatly packed into two sturdy bags. I wish they had a slightly smaller version of the same quality to store ribbons and bows. The bags are so packed full that adding any bows, etc. would have crushed them but if you don't have as many boxes or bags as I have, it would probably be fine.

I originally purchase wrapping paper storage and put my gift bags and tissue paper with that. But quickly realized that was not going to work for me. When I unwrapped this, it was easy to put together (took me a few minutes to get the cardboard in the sides - took some fanagalling, but wasn't too difficult), has many pockets, can hold TONS of gift bags, and holds even the biggest sizes of gift bags. Highly recommend!

Pros: it's roomy and seems like it will last. there is a "surprise to me" mesh pocket in the inner lidCons: it needs a few more "short" compartments. Some of my smaller gift bags and ribbon will require a flashlight or complete removal to see/find because the pockets are so deep. As others have said, it's a struggle to add the cardboard that holds it up. It has to be bent a hair and then wiggled into the lining. For a while, I did not think the boards were going to make it to the bottom of their compartents.

I keep & reuse gift bags and tissue paper but the last couple of years they've taken over the floor of a whole closet. I was able to put a huge bag of Christmas bags, a large bag of 'random' bags and a smaller bag of bday bags into this plus tissue paper in the front pocket! I did cut a 19"x19" square out of the box it came in to create a divider in the biggest area but love that it has so many pockets built in...they were perfect for the smaller bags that get shoved to the bottom and even a taller pocket for wine gift bags. Highly recommend!

I read the reviews about this not working for some people, but I was able to put the cardboard reinforcement pieces in with only minor difficulty. Once those pieces are in, this is a nice, sturdy little organizer! It has multiple compartments & pockets & worked great to help me organize my gift bags, bows, tissue paper, etc! The outer side pockets only have velcro closures, unlike the zippers everywhere else. They still work great, just that my personal preference would be that they had zippers, too. Overall, this is a very well made organizer that helped me clean up a mess of gift bags & will make wrapping items much easier, as I can just bring this out & I'll have everything easily accessible!

I was pleasantly surprised by how large this was. It's capable of holding a variety of bags and other wrapping paper essentials. Having read the reviews, I knew to take my time inserting the cardboard along the sides. Once that was in properly, everything was golden. Great product!

It’s great! Seems very well made and very sturdy - worth the cost. I can’t wait to load it up - it will hold A LOT!I was prepared for an assembly hassle but it was no big deal. Just need a bit of patience and persistence sliding the 4 cardboard inserts into their pockets. (I did not have to trim them.)The photo seems to show a tray but there isn’t one, as others have noted. Besides 4 outside pockets, there’s a large mesh pocket on the back of the lid, plus 2 large pockets inside.