Acrylic Inbox + Drawer

A few weeks ago, I purchased the R+H laptop stand and the headphone stand for my desk from the Container store. I also purchased a drawer that was too large and made of cheap looking white plastic. So I returned it and purchased a different brand acrylic drawer and tray. They were terrible. They had these little triangular feet with no traction and the drawer itself started to immediately scratch up the bottom of the case. WTF? So I returned them and decided to order directly from R+H since Container Store doesn't carry these items, but I'd liked their other ones. Like Goldilocks, I made the right decision. These items are just more well-made. They were packed and shipped quickly and arrived it perfect condition. Everything that was wrong with the second drawer and shelf are right with these. Because someone actually cared about good design and not just shaving 10 cents off their production cost. Speaking of cost, these are only nominally more expensive than the Container Store brand but feel exponentially higher in quality. If you're on the fence at all, go with these. They're beautiful.

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I have purchased a lot of acrylic office pieces over the years and these are highest quality by far.

The acrylic here is not thin and weak like other brands. The drawer also slides really well and the design is super nice. I put my monitor on it and the extreme weight doesn't compress the drawer space at all.

I use the acrylic drawer and inbox on my closet shelf. The drawers hold folded silk scarves where I can see them. I have a stack of Russell & Hazel acrylic drawers each separated by self-stick rubber pad bumpers. The little bumpers were recommended by R&H customer service when I asked if the drawers were stackable. Good suggestion. The drawers don't shift and the acrylic doesn't get scratched. The top tray holds a few other accessories. The drawers pull out smoothly, the inside of the drawer is smooth and the scarves never get snagged.