3-Tray Art Supply Box Versatile Organizer for Brushes, Paints, Stamps, and More - Durable Hard Plastic, Secure Closure, Portable with Top Trays and Dividers

I have seen these around crafts stores for years and always wanted one. Recently I started adding some color to my sketches and needed somewhere to put my gouache paint. This holds the tubes of paint nicely and separate from each other, as well as from the brushes. I like that everything folds down on itself so you can just grab it by the handle and go when you need to. It may be a bit heavy, as the material it is made of is nice and sturdy, but it really depends on its size of the container you get. What is put in it really can change this as well, because it is essentially a nice box with a few extra details that make it extremely versatile. I can't help but also mention that it has a nice compartment at the top where you can keep erasers or anything else you may need on the go. Also, some removable dividers that make certain areas smaller, but they aren't explained very well. Definitely glad I got one. Highly recommended!

Been using this for almost four years now? Awesome. It’s super easy to use, easy to carry, and has plenty of storage space. The latch still works good after all these years of abuse I’ve put it through. The colors are accurate and low key which I like. Amazing product. Highly recommend.

I love this Art Bin for my Paint tubes and supplies. It has 4 tiers to separate all my art stuff. It is very nice and handy to use.

This is the same brand of little cubby box I used in Art School 20 years ago. They are still making them, and have more options now. I got it because my Dremel toolbox gave up the ghost. New toolboxes were in the $50 range, and a brand new Dremel(with toolbox) was around $60. So, I wasn't going to spend that on a side toolbox/tackle box. I remembered Art Bin and looked them up. This box has 2 integrated trays for small parts with divisions you can reconfigure, an additional couple compartments in the lid, and the bottom bilge for all your larger stuff. I put the actual Dremel rotary tool in there. It's pretty solid and has lots of compartments for the money. It's not for heavy duty mechanics tools, but for light tackle or small parts it's great. I remember running around town with these in college and they held up great. The only thing is I feel like you have to break them in. The divider sections kind of flex and stretch the plastic, giving it more strength. And the hinge pieces snap in and out the first few weeks. After they have their final form, the plastic settles into shape and they become more stable. But that first week, the hinges can unsnap when fully open, and the top covers can come loose. But for less than $30, it's still a good value, and a sturdy product.

I figured this wouldn't hold every art instrument i have, but would help organize most of what i have. I found I couldn't fit my glitter in the middle square because it was just barely too high so that the container wouldn't close shut. That was the most disappointing because its width and length all fit well in that square space and would have complimented the paints next to it. However, i ended reorganizing it where the glitter is in the bottom compartment. The only thing i could not fit is my colored pencils in their original metal container. I probably could have emptied the container of colored pencils so that it fit, but it wouldn't make sense because it would make it less organized than it already is. If it were slightly higher (glitter would have fit) and longer (colored pencils would fit). So if it was just a little bigger everything would have fit very well. Overall it's a great product and I'm very satisfied with it.

Having a similar ArtBin, over one a decade ago and selecting the upgrade today, I am happy that they have not changed. Still the same durable and orderly bin for drawing. Naturally smaller pastel sets, index of colour pencils and more do fit in the bottom (I need my colours to stay in order and want them protected from cross contamination but others are less orderly and don’t mind colours mixing. *shudders*). ArtBin (#6892AG) does have some limited space for long pens, brushes, etc. Though wanting too many individual art supplies that exceed 20 cm (about 7.87 inches), this isn’t the storage for you. (To solve having a few longer pens, like the double sided Uchida Marvy pens, I keep a separate pencil case that fits in the bottom of the ArtBin. Where something like Microns/LePen fit in more configurations, within the trays.) Likely I’m not going to put much in the outside compartment. This is a nice gesture but when you have the bin open, this outside compartment isn’t accessible. The plus side, you can have easy access to a few choice items in this space and never have to open your bin (maybe having duplicates or clean storage for brushes). Maybe someone loves this compartment and I’ll figure that out over time. TL:DR either a toolbox (even something like sortimo) with a vast open inside is what you want in life or you want organisation. It isn’t wrong to have a toolbox for art supplies but know that is your preferred storage. Rather ArtBin provides a compact solution for a modest selection of diverse media. Either you need to move a ton of art supplies and know you want a semi-mobile + semi-permanent set up; or you want a bit of everything. (I choose ArtBin cause of minimalism and keeping supplies organised is key for me).

I am so happy and impressed with this art bin. I needed something to organize all of my watercolor supplies: little compartments to organize my paint tubes by color; a section for brushes; and the bottom half for paint palettes and things like liquid frisket, a small water cup, salt, etc. It folds up and out easily, so I can carry my supplies with me as I like to paint in different areas around the house, following the sunlight. I will be buying again for other paint supplies in the future!

Exactly what i needed and wanted for storing all my sewing tools etc away from my grandkids. Everything is neatly packed away especially my roller cutters. You can section to please your needs which is awesome because there so many items of different shapes and sizes when it comes to sewing. This box is the third one ive brought to accommodate all my sewing kit and tools. I wish i had found this one first as i would of saved a lot of money. Its also very sturdy and strong, looks good and easy to transport. The catch doesn’t fall off either which is fantastic because that’s always been a big problem with others that i have had in the past. This will make a great Craft storage box, or Sewing box, or tool box its very versatile and well worth every penny. Im one happy shopper!!!!!!

Comparing to the other three tier model which I own. I prefer the other one which has bigger opening and stable due to its metal links

Me encanto el producto, solo tiene una punto para mejora, el soporte de la charola se siente un poco inestable! Me ayuda para transportar pinturas pequeñas y grandes, lápices, espátulas! No caben pinceles largos, solo cortos

Dalla foto, mi sembrava più capiente, dal vero sembra che non ci vada nulla, che gli spazi non siano tanto grandi. Quei due cm di bordatura in più (che fanno i 40 cm) si potevano usare per dare spazio, capienza.

I really liked the design of the Art Box, except the compartments meant to house my acrylic paints were not actually deep enough, thus not allowing me to shut the box with ease. Deeper compartments would have worked better.