iDesign Stackable Tea Storage Drawers

Yes, you can stack them, though there's a catch worth knowing about. The drawers themselves glide smoothly and work great when stacked, but some users mention the entire unit can slide forward when you pull a drawer open—especially on smooth countertops. The easy fix? Just place them against a wall or use a non-slip mat underneath. Once stabilized, the front-opening design actually makes stacking brilliant because you can access any drawer without unstacking the whole tower.

This is honestly hit-or-miss depending on how full you keep them. When the drawers are well-stocked, the tea bags support each other and stay upright beautifully. But when you're running low, some users mention the bags can tip over because the smooth plastic interior is a bit slippery. The good news is the removable dividers help a lot here—you can adjust sections to keep partially-empty compartments more snug, which prevents the flopping issue most of the time.

You'll be pleasantly surprised—these hold more than they look like they should. With the dividers, each drawer has 4 sections, and standard-sized tea bags fit without having to turn them sideways. Most users report fitting 15-20 tea bags per section depending on the wrapper size, which means around 60-80 bags per drawer. Since this is a set of 2, you're looking at storage for 120-160 tea bags total. That's enough variety for even enthusiastic tea drinkers to have their entire collection visible and organized.

The dividers are legitimately one of the best features. They're completely removable, so you can customize the layout based on what you're storing. Want four equal sections for different tea types? Done. Need one large section for bulky herbal tea bags and smaller sections for delicate green teas? You can do that too. Several users specifically praise this flexibility—it's not just a fixed grid that forces you to work around it. You're in control of how your tea collection gets organized.

The plastic is notably thick and sturdy—multiple reviewers specifically mention being impressed by the quality. It's not the thin, brittle plastic you might expect from budget organizers. That said, there are occasional reports of units arriving cracked or broken in shipping, which suggests the packaging could be better, not that the product itself is fragile. Once it arrives intact, users consistently describe it as durable and built to last. The clear material is also a functional win because you can see exactly what tea you have without opening every drawer.

If you have limited grip strength or dexterity issues, the shallow handle design might be frustrating—it doesn't give you much to grab onto. Also, if you're someone who likes to keep just 2-3 tea bags of many varieties (a true tea collector with dozens of types), the drawers might feel oversized for your needs. And finally, if you absolutely need your tea bags to stand at attention military-style even when the drawer is nearly empty, the slippery interior might annoy you. For everyone else—especially people who drink tea regularly and want their collection visible, accessible, and organized—this is a solid choice.