Foldable Bed Sheet Organizer (Set of 4) for Queen/King Size Bedding Linen Closet Organizer and Storage Box with Window and Handles for Duvet Cover, Blankets, Cloths

If you have a linen closet, or some storage space for soft-line objects like bed sheets, blankets, towels, seasonal clothes, crafting fabric, and even paper to a point, gift yourself these. They make all those things that always look either messy or loose or just chaotic much neater and nicer to pack away.These cubes are simple in use and construction. Lay them out flat, place the contents in the middle, fold up the flaps and zip the zipper and latch the velcro together, and you have contained those overly entropic items into a neater, prettier looking storage device, easy to put away and stack or slide into a shelving unit (I use the Maginels Shoe racks that these just sliiiidde into so smoothly). The insert of plasti-card is fairly stable, but bends a little to allow for some slight over stuffing, so long as the closures can closer securely, and the stitching of the upholstery fabric will put up with that slight over-stuffing, too, so it's quite a bit stronger than it may seem at first glance.They can protect the contents a little from the environment. They can keep most dust and debris off, and can slow closet moths from getting into long-stored textiles, and packing these with cedar blocks and lavender wands will help further mitigate bug damage and keep textiles from smelling musty.As for storing paper, remember paper will be a lot heavier than textiles at the volume needed to fully fill these, so be mindful of that, but it can work as a flat--file archive if you need one.

My linen closet was a mess prior to purchasing these. The sheets were falling on the floor and getting trampled by my young children who love to play hide and seek. They definitely cleaned up my closet and helped organize it.pros:1. Quick and easy to put together2. Save space3. Labels for finding what you are looking for quickly4. Clear window for quick viewing of item linens inside5. Aesthetically pleasingcons:1. May be pricey for some2. May need to purchase more than one set for a cohesive look and to fit your entire linen closet3. Only fits two sets of queen size sheets and that is a tight fit4. Can be difficult to fit multiple sheets into the box5. Quality is that of cube bins so keep in mind to not overfillConclusion:Overall I like these boxes and would like to purchase more in the future. I feel like they will last a long time if properly cared for and not overfilled. I enjoy how clean and organized they make my linen closet. I enjoy the clear window on top of the labels to find what I am looking for easily. I am not fond of how difficult it is to put and remove sheets; such as them becoming bunched up easily. However, it is a minor inconvenience.

I definitely need more of these organizers for my linen closet. I was able to fit king sheets in each one. It also keeps the clean smell fresher longer. One thing I do have to add is that it doesn't fit my king 100% cotton sheets because they're just too thick, but the regular ones fit fine!

I really wanted these to work, but I cannot get my king sized sheets to fit. It could be that they are flannel and have some extra heft/thickness to them.There's a lot to like in this box system. Once you can figure out how to fold the sheets properly these should be able to easily keep everything orderly. The outer box is thick enough to hold its shape, but it will bend if sheets are not properly folded -- which is part of the problem I am having. There aren't any instructions beyond pictures of perfectly folded sheets to actually instruct the best way to organize everything. I'm going to keep practicing and see what I can come up with.

I am a massive sheet collector, because I love patterns and fabric. These organizers make everything look aesthetic and keeps them clean and fresh. The sturdy storage set makes it practical to access my sheets.

I have several different versions of these sheet/bedding organizers and this is by far the best ones yet! Not only do they easily hold the largest of my sheet sets, duvet covers, and mattress protectors but they also easily hold the various seasonal lap/throw blankets we have. This helps keep them clean and tidy and the cats (who have figured out how to open the cabinets) from sleeping on them. When you need to access the items inside it is super easy because you just open the top which is anchored with Velcro. Some of the other versions require that I undo the whole storage box l which is kinda a pain. If I need to get more of these this is definitely the ones I will be getting.

I have a lot of bed sheets and have been getting many different versions of these organizers over the last few months. This set is probably the most well designed one out of the ones I have seen so far.The zipper is on the inside and the flap completely envelops the inner case which allows the velcro to sit tight and prevents bowing like other sets. I used this mainly for a queen size sheet set (flat and fitted only, no pillow cases) and they barely fit, so I'm not sure a king size set would fit or a complete sheet set with pillow cases. I do really like that it has a clear panel to see which sheets are in it, as well as a little pocket to insert a label card. I found the design to be straightforward and easy to use.The price point is in the midpoint. Each organizer comes out to $16.75 for a total of $67 at the time of this review. The quality is also midpoint. They seem sturdy but aren't top notch, but the price reflects that.The biggest reason I took one star off is because of some manufacturing flaws. One of them had an edge seam in an odd place and another, the velcro wasn't aligned correctly causing the edge to be visible.Overall, it those minor issues were corrected, this would be a 5 star product and I would likely purchase again.