Under Desk Drawer Storage Organizer - 2 Pack (Large and Small) Black - (Please Note - Drawer Size/No Lip Under Desktop) - 2 Installation Methods (Screw or Adhesive)

The smaller drop-down box is the most outstanding new innovation in this category. Because you’re not required to install the box at the front edge of a shelf or desktop, it can be placed in a discreet, ‘out of sight’ location. This makes the box more of a security device than merely a storage tray. (Installation with screws is suggested when used for valuables, currency, etc.)

These are a little hard to get exactly straight with the double-sided stickers, but it feels good enough.I like these a lot. My sit/stand desk did not have any drawers, so I got these. I like how deep it is and how it has a smaller compartment in front that's not as deep for smaller items. I use it for little things I use often.

I bought this for my standing desk which doesn’t have a whole lot of room underneath because of the elevator chassis. Installation was super easy with the provided sticky pads and so far it looks sturdy enough to hold the stuff I’d be putting in them. However the sticky pad packaging could be better since they were glued to the plastic bag they were in on the sides. The larger one is ok, not super big but plenty of space to keep small trinkets like earphones, charging cables, scissors, pens, and other reasonably sized items to keep the desk clear of clutter. The smaller drawer is the odd one, I guess it’s supposed to hold pens and other slightly taller items. The smaller one has a design flaw as in, once put together and glued under the desk there is no way for you to slide the drawer out of the base (let’s say for cleaning purposes) since the top two hinges on in the corners will get blocked by the table (see images). To take that thing out you will have to unglue the whole thing from the desk, unlike the bigger one which can slide all the way out off its base. The slide is ok, and you won’t get a super smooth experience in sliding either of them in or out since it’s made of plastic mostly which is ok if you won’t be using it multiple times a day. I really bought them since this was the only one would fit my standing desk and didn’t need punching holes into the desk. It does it’s job.UPDATE: As few others have pointed out, the glue pads aren’t great. My smaller one keeps falling off. Although the bigger one is still in place but it’s likely because the bigger one accommodates 6 sticky pads and the small one only 2. I’m going to use my own double sided 3M sticky pads which should do the job. So better buy some extra 3Ms with this.

This was perfect layout and size for a slim drawer under the computer desk where I could put pens, common office supplies, and a pad of paper. Deep enough for a mini stapler, large enough for a 5x8" notepad. One divider in the front for writing utensils. Many drawers are too deep (hits your legs) or have poorly thought out dividers...... BUILD QUALITY: It is plastic, but it is thick, durable, slightly flexible plastic that I don't see breaking. The slide of the drawer is plastic on plastic, so not smooth like a ball bearing drawer slide. It can sometimes slightly catch when sliding, but not enough to be any issue...... INSTALL: Install was very easy. No assembly needed, just stick on the adhesive. I just lined up the front so the desk was slightly overhanging the front of the drawer. I made some pencil lines before using the adhesive to ensure it was straight. The adhesive pads are large, strong and work great. No worries about it coming loose. They also include screws as an alternate option. If I ever remove this it may be a hassle to remove the adhesive pads, but probably nothing a straight razor and Goo Gone won't handle. I wouldn't install it on a nice painted surface, but that's true for most adhesives...... BONUS 2ND DRAWER: Including the second drawer was a nice bonus! I store my TV and light remotes in there, plus some extra pens. It slides out then drops down. In the down position it hangs pretty low and you'll kick it with your legs or run into it with your chair. I imagine the plastic hinge will break if that happens more than once or twice.

I got a couple small folding desks to tuck in a corner for my little wfh nook. These trays were quick and easy to install to add just a little bit of compact and clutter-free storage. Mine adhered super well and have been on securely for a few months of daily use.Adhesion-wise—These should work well on smooth surfaces (like the laminate rta furniture is made of). If your desk is real wood without smooth/non porous finish these will not work well for you.Size-wise—the small fold-down “pencil pocket” drawer holds lots of pencils, pens and markers. My scissors JUST fit. I’d intended to also put index cards and a small flip notebook in it, but there is a divider in the middle that prevents you from storing anything wider than 2 1/2 inches. I couldn’t see that in the pic and didn’t notice if it was in the description. So, now you know.The “lap drawer” has a shallow tray for long/skinny things or small clips/bands etc, but the inside width is 11 3/4 inches so a standard 12” ruler will not fit. The deeper part of the tray is deep enough for a pad of paper and a roll of wide scotch tape. However the length front-to-back is exactly the 8 1/2 inches of a standard 8 1/2x11 paper, which means a standard bound notebook will NOT fit since there is not room for the spiral or 1/2 in or so of paper binding.Ruler and notebook are pretty standard items and one might have hoped they would fit in drawers designed for office-like use…an extra 1/2 inch in each direction would have made these absolutely perfect. But maybe this is a US/Imperial standard vs metric standard thing and these drawers are the perfect size for the rulers and notebooks the rest of the modern world uses. I don’t know. I’m not a notebookologist.In any event, I made it work and am happy with the purchase.

Nothing special to report on these drawers. They are fairly flimsy plastic. I would not attach these with sticky pads. I put 4 screws into the desk to hold them. Nice that they include small woods screws with rubber washers to give a little flex. It you need something very basic these do the job.