Clear lidded storage bin pulling forward on a fridge shelf with tomatoes and cucumbers

Stackable Clear Fridge Storage Bin with Lid, 3 Widths, 12.4 in

Name: Stackable Clear Fridge Storage Bin with Lid, 3 Widths, 12.4 in
Rating: 4.56 (16 reviews)

$25.99

Half the food in the fridge is hiding behind other food

You buy a bag of grapes, push it onto a shelf, and find it three weeks later behind the milk. Lettuce goes soft somewhere you cannot see. Then you buy a second bag of grapes, because you did not know the first one was in there.

These are clear bins you pull out as one block. The plastic is clear enough to see what is inside before you open it, so nothing quietly rots at the back of a shelf.

The lid sits flat and the tops nest into the lid below, so bins stack instead of tipping off each other. At one end there is a flat tab handle - you hook two fingers under it and pull the whole box forward, rather than digging around inside it.

Three widths, all the same 12.4 inch length and 3.9 inch height, so they line up down a shelf: 3.9 inches wide, 5.9 inches, and 8.1 inches. The narrow one takes a row of eggs, the middle one a pile of produce, the wide one cans lying down or a couple of small jars.

They work on a fridge shelf, in a fridge door bin, or on a pantry shelf. Wipe them out with a cloth, or carry them to the sink.

What we will not do is invent numbers. The factory does not publish a load rating for these bins, so there is none on this page. It also lists the plastic as one resin in the specification sheet and another in the product photos, so we are not naming either - treat them as bins for produce, eggs and cans, not as a shelf for the whole cupboard.

What you get: one lidded bin. Pick the width you need.

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Carries to the sink easy

When strawberries leak I just pull the whole bin out and carry it to the sink, no disassembly. It's the right size to hold with one hand. Simple design but it solved my soggy shelf problem.

Stacks without tipping over

I have three of these stacked in the fridge, small on top of medium on top of wide. The nesting is the whole reason it works, no more bins sliding off each other. Been using them about two months and nothing has cracked.

Great on pantry shelf too

I actually use mine in the pantry, not the fridge. The wide one holds snack bars and the medium one holds packets and everything is visible. The lid is a little loose if you stack unevenly, but it settles fine once you line it up.

Works but no material info

The bins do stack and the tab handle is handy, I'll give it that. I wanted to know exactly what plastic it is before putting food in it and couldn't find a clear answer anywhere. It functions fine, I just wish the material was listed plainly.

Eggs and cans sorted

I got the small for eggs and the wide for cans lying down, and they line up down one shelf perfectly. My husband actually puts things back now because there's an obvious spot. Didn't think a plastic bin would change the fridge this much.

No more mystery grapes

We used to buy grapes twice because the first bag got shoved to the back. Now the produce goes in the medium bin and I can see it from the front. That alone paid for it in like a month of not wasting food.

Sizing was slightly off for me

I ordered the medium thinking it would fit my shelf width but it's 5.9 inches and my shelf section is a bit narrower than I eyeballed. That's on me for not measuring. Quality is solid and it stacks fine, I just moved it to the pantry instead.

Wiped it out in ten seconds

One cloth and the bin is clean, no weird crevices like my old drawer organizer had. I carry it to the sink when something leaks and it's light even full. Nothing fancy, it just does what it says.

Clear but thinner than expected

The plastic is definitely clear and I can see everything, which is the point. But after about a month of daily use the sides flex a bit when I carry it to the sink full of produce. It's fine for light stuff, I just wouldn't load it heavy.

Measured twice, fits great

My fridge shelf is 13 inches deep so the 12.4 inch length was the deciding factor. It slides in with a little room to spare and the 3.9 inch height clears the shelf above. I keep small jars in the wide one and they don't roll around.

Good but lid is not airtight

I use the large bin for lettuce and berries and it does keep things visible and organized. Only thing is the lid just rests on top, it's not sealed, so greens still dry out after about a week. Not a dealbreaker but I expected a touch more closure.

Bought a second one already

Started with the medium for produce, liked it enough that I ordered the small one two weeks later for the door bin. The widths all line up down the shelf since the length is the same. My fridge looks less like a science experiment now.

Pull tab is the real feature

The flat tab on the end is why I like these. I hook two fingers and pull the whole bin out as one block instead of digging around. I keep cans lying down in the wide one and it comes out smooth every time.

Stacked two on my pantry shelf

I put the wide one on the bottom and the medium one on top and the tops nest into the lid below like they said. No tipping, no sliding. It replaced an old cardboard box situation that was honestly embarrassing every time I opened the pantry.

Eggs fit perfectly in narrow one

Bought the small 3.9 inch bin specifically for eggs and a dozen fits in a single row with the lid flat on top. It sits on my fridge door shelf and doesn't wobble when I open the door. Nice that the lid actually stays put instead of sliding around.

Finally see my leftovers

I got the medium bin for the fridge shelf and it fits perfectly, 12.4 inches long just like stated. I can see everything inside without pulling the whole shelf apart. Last week I found a half-used cucumber I would have definitely forgotten about.