Closet Organizers (20, Regular)

I bought just one pack to see how well they worked. And I'm hooked, ordering more for the rest of my clothes! I keep my shirts in the closet on shelves and it's a mess after a while pulling out a shirt from the middle (wish I had a before pic, but it was a lot lIke the one in the description). With these I can pull out any shirt and not mess up the whole pile (especially if looking for a specific one). Unlike a couple reviewers, I don't try to remove the tray when I take out the shirt; I just slide out the shirt. At laundry day (about every two weeks), I take a few minutes to collect them all at once. I would be more difficult to remove the tray each time I pulled out a shirt, and I don't see the point since I don't need it until I do laundry again. I was a little concerned about how thin, and flimsy they seemed, but it's not an issue at all. I do use a folding board, which helps a lot in keeping the shirts flat and evenly folded, even for long sleeves. My husband now wants them for his tshirts as well 😊.

Beware, these are extremely thin pieces of plastic and several already had cracks or tears in them when I opened the box. For the price I expected something with a little better quality. I tried to use them but my husbands shirts were too long and stuck out of the back. (He wears a medium to large t-shirt so it’s not like I was trying to put extra large/plus sized shirts in it.) They stacked okay but when you try to find a shirt the system comes apart. I thought about putting a zip tie through the stacking pieces but decided against it. If I spent this much money on cheap, broken plastic, I’m not wasting time trying to fix their design flaws.

the first thing you notice is just how thin and flimsy the plastic is, but its made from recycled plastic just like those crinkly plastic water bottles you buy on a hot day so I should have expected that. ok so it's not going to hold up; to much use much less abuse but its cheapish at a dollar a sheet, So do they work? yes and no. yes, they do work as advertised using a folding board for consistent results and no they don't make life easier if anything they make it a touch less messy but only just a touch don't expect night and day difference. pros. they are good for thin silky garments or smaller thin garments like a light t-shirt. anything made of heavier material and you will notice its to thick to stay stacked without some support when flipping through to find your garment of choice. I have found for best results I have to turn my shirts sideways to leave the back two inches without anything on them to improve the desired hinge effect but does not feel like anyth8ing I would leave in a pile and expect to not tip over on its own. I can see how this product would be useful for organizing and separating forms and thin stacks of material on a shelf for quick retrieval but using it as advertised as a closet organizer is a bit of a mixed bag if you don't have some special considerations that this product favors and otherwise fails to be useful. examples would be silky thin garments thin dress shirts kids clothing underwear crafting supplies forms you want to access quickly but have limited shelf space to organize. not great for use with larger adult t-shirts blue jeans sweaters anything with volume when folded down to the size of a folding board. don't expect much the thin plastic makes for an unreliable experience but if you double them up it could be useful if you don't have anything thicker then a centimeter or quarter of an inch you want to be separated and remain stacked. I wouldn't recommend this product or the idea unless you have a particular use that makes this invaluable for a short run projector needs cheap separators that are semi-reusable with a bit of basic consideration and care. .

I'm retired in Arizona, so we live in T-shirts. I have hundreds. So I had high hopes for the EZSTAX. First, the EZSTAX really can't be used to fold t-shirts. The instructions show the shirt tail starting even with the end of the plastic, when in fact there is 7-8 inches of tail that has to be folded inward, making the folded shirt thicker at one end. When I instead used either of my two BoxLegend shirt folding boards, the resulting folded shirt was much smaller than the outside edges of the EZSTAX board, making the resulting stack tippy from side to side. Very unstable. The "small" size EZSTAX, however, matches the folding boards' output perfectly. With the Small size, I ended up with mostly stable stacks of shirts separated by the thin plastic stackers. They were not too thin, by the way. No way would they tear in normal use. It would take scissors to cut them. What I ended up with will work fine on my shelves. I'll now be able to flip thru my shirts and remove one from the stack easily. They work in a drawer, too, but only if you limit yourself to 7 shirts per stack in a 6 1/2" deep drawer. The plastic tabs standing up at the back won't let you pull a shirt and board combination out, but you can remove just the shirt, leaving the boards in place. Then, to refill the boards, you remove the whole stack from the drawer, fill it, then return the stack to the drawer. I ended up with three stacks of 7 shirts to a drawer, with empty spaces between them. 21 shirts to a drawer that used to hold around 30. But it is now much easier to find and take out one shirt than ever before. I'm no longer just working off the top of the stacks. So, I'm returning the "Regular" size batch and ordering more of the "Small" size. Followup: After buying 80 of these small EZStax shirt organizers I found something much better for less money: Accenter 10 Pack T Shirt Organizer Closet Organizer Durable Stackable Clothing Trays - Shirt Receipt Board Shirt Dividers are much stronger than the flimsy EZStax and cost less. EZstax thin plastic trays should cost no more than $1 each but are more like $2.50. I decided not to buy more at that price and found the Accenter instead. They are 10 times better.

L'avevo preso da mettere nei cassetti per separare le magliette…troppo macchinoso. Inutilizzato. Magari va meglio per fogli o altre cose che non debbano essere utilizzate quotidianamente. Peccato!

Personally I didn’t find it useful and returned the product. It is just like simple plastic dividers, which you can find in a stationary shop, they are not even connected to each other. It is simply just too expensive for what it is and I didn’t find that they make my life easier in terms of keeping my closet neater.

Great product, fast shipping

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Flimsy, thin plastic material, the sort of plastic that you'd get from the supermarket with the apple trays! Some of the stacks tore easily Because of the thinness of the material, does not lock into each other well. I had to return it back! Not worth the money! The idea is of EZstax is good, but I think that EZstax company have to make their stacks out of more sturdy firmer and better plastic.