I spent way too long looking at the one million ornament organizers on here, after I decided putting them all haphazardly into a box wasn’t working anymore. I LOVE this one and I’m so glad I picked it! I love that it zips shut. Each of the three layers has a nice sturdy “floor” piece made of fabric and cardboard for security. It’s nice and big, and it’s well made. I was hesitant to choose an organizer made of fabric but it is perfect and works so well, and I truly feel like my ornaments are secure. I choose the 4”x4” 54 ornament version, and I really like the nice big spaces. I have a full tree’s worth of ornaments and didn’t know quite what number to get—I did end up putting multiple ornaments into many of the slots but for my ornaments (total hodge podge haha) this worked great, and I put ones together that are less fragile, while reserving individual spaces for the more fragile ones. So, it fits a full tree of ornaments if you are willing to put multiple smaller less fragile ones in some of the spaces. I like that you can choose where to put the dividers, I left one off on the end on two of the layers so there were three long sections on each layer. Very versatile. This was the perfect choice of ornament organizer!!!!

if you're like me and buy something new every year or collect those hallmark dolls then you need this. You can size it to your needs, make layers, and fit two or three together if you need more room. I ordered one and then another after Christmas. love it.

TLDR: these are not the sturdiest boxes, and you have to be a little judicial about how you organize the ornaments. Otherwise it’s great, holds a LOT of regular/small sizes with irregular shapes ornaments. I would purchase again. Last year I bought two small boxes that held 36 normal sized ornaments per box, however again found myself buying more ornaments this year with a need to store them. I decided to give this storage box a try, and I’m pretty glad that I did. I was actually able to move all of my ornaments from the other two boxes, combined them with this year‘s ornaments, and store them all in one container. For that alone, I’m pretty impressed. Starting from the get-go, putting the box together is pretty straightforward. Essentially it’s a canvas bag that goes around three layers of cardboard, with cardboard reinforced side panels. You have the option to space the cardboard slots however you need for your sized ornaments. If you space it out evenly, each little cube is pretty big. It advertises holding a 4 inch ornament, which I believe that it would. In one of my images I used a 9 ounce Tommee Tippie for size reference. For size of cubes and ability to accommodate Different shapes, it certainly is a five star item. Each cardboard shelf or long insert that goes the entire length of the box is essentially two pieces taped in half. This certainly takes away from the structural integrity of the box. The cardboard is just that, it’s not corrugated. I’d say it’s a few mm thinker than the cardboard that is used for shirt boxes. They can be quite flimsy, but they work. Also there is no protective lid - just the canvas. You can see in one of my pictures where my little “helper“ is leaning on the box, and the ornaments are easily felt. This would definitely need to be the top box for any storage situation, and I would not put anything even remotely heavy on top of it. All in all, If I had to read it on sturdiness alone, I would give it two stars. Now for the main concern: how much does this thing hold? Let’s be honest, I’m not going to count all of my ornaments. Just know that it could probably hold approximately 1.5 to 2 7’ Christmas tree’s worth of standard sized and small sized ornaments. I have my first and third layers of ornaments shown in the imaging - I found that I could average four regular size bulbs per cube, with about six of the small sized bulbs per cube. So if you have it set up as per shown instructions, you have 18 cubes per shelf. Assuming regular sized bulbs at four bulbs per cube, That would get you 72 regular sized bulbs per shelf, or a total of 216 bulbs. On that basis alone, I believe that this is absolutely worth the price. So for pure storage at the current price point, I give it a 5 star. Overall: it’s a bit flimsy, and I wish it had a cardboard layer on the top to protect the ornaments. It’s not perfect, hence the 4 star vs 5, but for the given price and pure amount of storage, I would absolutely purchase again.

I was looking for something lightweight to replace my heavy plastic Christmas tree ornament case, so I took a chance on this since it said that it was adjustable to hold large or odd-shaped ornaments. The case itself is like a woven plastic canvas, if that makes sense, so it is very lightweight, which I like. And the cardboard dividers can be set up in almost any configuration to hold any size ornaments. Of course, this could limit the number of ornaments that can be stored, depending on how many or few sections you need, so keep that in mind. But I was able to get about 45 fairly large ornaments ( 4 inches or larger) in the case, so I am pleased. And that was only setting up two layers of compartments instead of the three that it will hold. I left the top section open so that I could put in things like garland and a tree topper. And the overall weight is cut in half, which is good when I am having to haul it up into the attic for storage. I can't attest to it's durability, which is probably much less than the hard plastic container I used for years, but it serves the purpose for what I need now.

A while back, I switched from shatterproof ornaments to glass ornaments and needed a sturdy way to protect them. This has really been doing the job and keeps everything tidy. Since the cardboard dividers can be adjusted or left out, it lets you make room if you have some larger ornaments. I've had it for two holiday seasons now and it's still holding up well and protecting everything nicely.

This ornament storage box is lightweight, sturdy, and holds many large ornaments. I love that the dividers are spaced for 4 inch ornaments, not the 3 inch that some storage boxes have. Excellent design and so easy to assemble.

I’m very pleased with the amount of ornaments this holds and how sturdy it is. I was worried that I would have to add extra padding and support. I did wrap a couple Very fragile ornaments and added a piece of cardboard to the top, bc that was not reinforced but overall it’s good. I like that the inside squares are adjustable so you can fit different sized ornaments. I’m going to order another to organize all the extra boxes of balls that didn’t get on a tree this year.

It appears to be sturdy. Of course, the holidays are not here so I can not tell you how it holds up.

Was easy to put together and very useful for storage. It’s not super durable and I wouldn’t store anything on top of this as it’s mostly plastic and cardboard but it’s much better than trying to reuse the boxes that came originally with the ornaments. Very versatile for size and shape of ornaments. Takes time to put it all together.

The perfect case to store Christmas and all your otherwise stuff very light very roomy and stackable too ive bought many and im quite satisfied

I used it to store my Christmas ornaments and lights for my tree. I do like it but I noticed a few faults about it. The separator's are not very sturdy so they do not stay in place very well and move around a bit. I also found that if you want to get to the next layer you have to take all the ornaments that are on top, which was a bit of a pain. It would be nice if the whole layer could stay intact and pull out layer by layer. This would work great if you were wanting to separate your Christmas lights from getting tangled or even storing gift bags.

très satisfait belle boite pour mes cloches de noël merci

This makes putting away your tree ornaments a breeze. Where before I used to wrap in tissue and put in small boxes I now just remove from the tree and put into the box (layer by layer). I gave it a 4-star as I'm uncertain as to sturdiness of the dividers - would have been better if they were plastic and not cardboard.