Can the down shift and clump up or are there compartments that hold the down in place?
1056059
I'm defiantly in agreement with the other consumers! This comforter has been perfect all year long! It doesn't bunch up because of the separated box stitching. It washes well and I'm so glad that I made the decision to purchase it! Good luck with whatever you decided:)
1056060
The comforter is box-stitched just as you see in the picture. They do not shift to the bottom and clump up. I've had the problem before with other comforter that was not box-stitched
1056061
This comforter is a down alternative so its hypallergenic an it most defintely does not clump.
1553689
Not that I have noticed. My husband and I are the only ones using it so it doesn't get much wear & tear. It might be different with children. It was a fantastic solution to our problem of not enough drawer space. The compartments are a little deep so I fold a paper towel & put in the bottom.
1971450
Yes. It won't close if you over fill it - but it's deep enough and organized enough that you can fit a lot in there easily, and it closes and gets put away, and things STAY organized. I'm really pleased with it, and will probably buy another.
69998
Yes, there is a small groove on the top of one that fits into the bottom of another. They stack nicely. As long as they are in a bag or box of some sort they should stay nicely.
1028334
Yes, everything stays in the specific compartments. I have never had anything move out of its intended compartment. I was a little curious myself and just performed an aggressive shake test and everything stayed in place. I do have four compartment with fine washers and all are in there intended bins. I am very pleased with this product and intend on order a few more.
936099
There are no drawers , but the compartments will hold a good bit if you have some weight in the bottom. This is not a high end box but it is nice for the price. I use it for on the go if I'm going over to a friends house to do routine maintenance on my motorcycle. I like the canteleiver style and it's perfect for small jobs and again ya can't beat the price...
118396
It does go down and is quite inconspicuous. (I'd forgotten about the handle until you asked, since I use it to corral makeup in the bathroom.)
1509653
Yes and yes. I turned one of mine around to switch compartment positions myself. If you do this, the drawer becomes more of a shelf because it won't slide out. I use mine for "working documents".
2263281
They do not. I found, however, that they were deep enough that I could fold them around the outside of the compactor and they did not slip. This was particularly helpful since I have broken two of the buttons which held the bags on my compactor.
339414
The separate compartment dividers cannot be removed, but they do fold down, lying flat within the bottom of the container creating a larger storage area.
431117
Yes. It will probably pull apart, as the other answer stated: the pieces are not so snug that they will "survive" a move and stay intact as a whole pad. But you can move it in sections: I usually "fold it over in rows of two, and carry it vertically, and then put the dropped pieces back in afterwards. No big deal, even for daily moves.
216062
The drawers don't 'lock' in place, but they do 'set down' once pushed all the way back. I have my top drawer full of lightweight items (mostly plastic), the bottom drawer is full of bolts, so it's heavy. My Ford E150 van will really throw things around as I drive around town. I have never had either drawer slide out. You have to lift them ever so slightly in order to pull them out, so the design keeps them in place. I believe the whole toolbox would tip over before one of the drawers would slide out. I have all 4 sizes of the L-BOXX and would not trade for them - best thing I've ever bought to organize all of my tools and transport them 'modularly' and easily.
1878052
Each of the 8 compartments are large and can hold a great deal of tea bags, however I feel they would fall out if turned vertical.
504346
You can fold it down but the bottom feet are threaded in. Easy to move around but not something I'd try to collapse down into my backpack.
1823289
Yes the dividers can be rearranged for preference. It attaches with Velcro strips.
667055
All toilet seats are held in place by friction resulting from being bolted down. A seat will tend to shift off center when one or both the hold-down bolts are not tight enough. Therefore, there's no toilet that will not shift if not properly tightened down. The Bemis has a well designed hinge mechanism if only they would include a comprehensive instruction sheet with it.
500573
It pushes down, but does not go completely flat. I have these and love them.