Webetop Under Bed Storage Containers with Wheels, Clear Lid, 2-Pack

About This

• THE STORAGE YOU ALREADY OWN: Under a queen bed sits about 4 square feet of empty floor, and these rolling under bed storage containers turn it into a drawer you pull out in one motion; best for seasonal clothes, extra linens, and bulky blankets
• LOCKS WHERE YOU STOP: Four smooth-rolling casters glide over hardwood, tile, and low-pile carpet, and two of them lock so the bin stays put instead of drifting away; best for daily grab-and-go items in any bedroom; NOT ideal for shag over 1 inch
• SEE IT BEFORE YOU OPEN IT: The clear lid lets you spot that sweater without unzipping a thing, and a label card slides into the side pocket so every bin names itself; best for sorting by season or by person; NOT ideal for anything you want hidden
• ONE BIN FOR THE WHOLE WINTER: The 12 inch bin holds about 91 L, enough for a king comforter, 8 sheet sets, and sweaters, while the 10 inch bin holds about 75 L; best for under bed blanket storage, guest bedding, and off-season clothing
• A SHOE RACK THAT HIDES: About 16 pairs of sneakers, boots, or sandals fit in one bin, so the entryway floor clears up without giving up a closet shelf; best for under bed shoe storage and seasonal boot swaps; NOT ideal for boots wet from snow
• MEASURE ONCE, SLIDE IN: The 10 inch bin needs 11 inches of clearance under the bed and the 12 inch bin needs 13, both on a slim footprint about 30.7 inches long; best for platform beds, dorm frames, and guest rooms; NOT ideal for gaps under 11 inches
• CARBON STEEL HOLDS ITS SHAPE: A powder-coated carbon steel frame keeps the box square and a woven Oxford fabric shell wraps the corners, so a loaded bin stays upright and keeps its shape; best for long-term storage; NOT ideal for sharp tools
• ZIP, LABEL, DONE: A 2-way zipper with reinforced stitching closes the clear lid from either side, so bedding and off-season clothes stay covered and sorted; best for under bed clothes storage; NOT ideal for covered porches or open garages
• FROM DORM ROOMS TO HOLIDAY BINS: Use one for under bed dorm storage of textbooks and snacks, park another under the sofa for yoga mats and gaming gear, then stack both flat for under bed toy storage and wrapping paper; best for small apartments
• FROM CLUTTER TO COMFORT: Mornings get easier when the sweater you want is one pull away instead of three piles deep, and that is the quiet reward of bedroom organization behind every organizer Webetop designs; best for busy homes

Overview

• Brand : Webetop
• Color : Black
• Material : Oxford fabric +Frame: carbon steel
• Special Feature : Transparent, Under bed storage with wheels, Dustproof, Fits Under Bed, Built-In Handle
• Style : Modern
• 12" Under Bed Storage
• Under bed Storage
• 12" Under Bed Bins Grey
• Corner Counter Organizer
• Corner Makeup Organizer
• Home Gym Organizer
• Will this fit under my bed frame?
• Measure from the floor to the bottom of the bed frame. The 10 inch bin needs at least 11 inches of clearance, the 12 inch bin needs at least 13. Both run about 30.7 inches long, which suits most US platform beds, dorm frames, and guest room beds.
• How much does one bin hold?
• The 12 inch bin holds about 91 L, which is a king comforter, 8 sheet sets, and sweaters, or about 16 pairs of shoes. The 10 inch bin holds about 75 L. Every pack arrives as 2 bins, so one set covers both sides of a queen bed.
• Is the fabric strong enough for sweaters and shoes?
• Each bin pairs a powder-coated carbon steel frame with a woven Oxford fabric shell, so a loaded bin stays upright and keeps its shape on the floor or a shelf. The corners are wrapped rather than folded, and the 2-way zipper is reinforced at the seam.
• The clear lid arrived creased. Will it flatten?
• Yes. The lid ships folded, and most creases relax on their own within about 24 hours at room temperature once the frame is seated. Setting the bin in a warm, sunny room tends to speed the process along.
• Can I take the wheels off or use these beyond the bedroom?
• Both. The casters lift off with a firm pull when you would rather use them as stationary bins on a closet shelf, and the same bins work as dorm room storage, under the sofa for yoga mats, or in a guest room for spare bedding.
• WARM TIPS Step 2 : Square holes on bottom side frames are for wheels.
• Step 3 Insert Frame : Start from short side to avoid tearing.
• Match all 4 frame corner holes with cover openings, then pull fabric tight .