Vtopmart 4 Pack Bathroom Organizer, 2 Tier Clear Under Sink Organizers Vanity Countertop Storage Container,Cabinet Drawers Bins, Pull-Out Organization with Track for Pantry, Kitchen

Why I reached for a two-tier organizer

Under-sink space is notoriously awkward: pipes carving out the middle, a low P-trap stealing vertical clearance, and small items scattering to the back. I wanted something narrow, tall enough to double my storage, and quick to assemble. The Vtopmart organizer checked those boxes on paper, and in practice it did most of what I needed without fuss.

I tested the four-pack across two bathrooms and a kitchen cabinet, using two units on either side of a sink P-trap and the others for cosmetics and cleaning supplies elsewhere. The footprint—11.8 inches long by 7.5 wide—lets each unit tuck into tight spots while the 10-inch height adds meaningful vertical capacity.

Setup, materials, and first impressions

Assembly is completely tool-free. Each unit consists of two clear PET drawers, four stainless steel tubes, and a clear frame. The tubes press-fit into the slots; it took me a few minutes per unit. A practical tip: seat each tube fully by pressing straight down on the frame rather than wiggling at an angle, and watch your fingers—those slots are snug.

Once assembled, the organizer feels stable on a counter or cabinet floor. Silicone pads underneath keep it from creeping forward when you pull a drawer. The PET is reasonably thick for its size and the stainless tubes don’t mind humid, under-sink conditions. The clear plastic is a genuine advantage: a quick glance tells me which bin holds cotton pads versus backup razors.

Notably, the top tier is rated to hold up to 15 lb. That’s more than enough for bathroom supplies; I kept heavier cleaners on the bottom tier just to keep the center of gravity low.

Fit and use under the sink

The dimensions are the key story here. At 7.5 inches wide, I could run two units side by side on one side of a typical vanity, or one unit on either side of the P-trap. The 10-inch overall height worked under both of my sinks, but pipes and garbage-disposal housings vary a lot—measure from your cabinet floor to the lowest point of the P-trap before you commit. If your trap sits unusually low, the top drawer may not clear.

Each tier’s usable height is less than the total 10 inches, so plan for small to medium items. These fit well:

• Skincare and face lotions
• Hair brushes, combs, and beard trimmers
• Makeup, cotton pads, razors, dental floss
• Compact cleaning items like sponges, magic erasers, dish tabs

What didn’t fit: full-height hairspray cans, 32-ounce spray cleaners, and most blow dryers. If you rely on tall bottles, keep them on the cabinet floor or decant into shorter containers and park those in the drawers.

Drawer action and everyday handling

The drawers ride on simple plastic tracks with built-in stops. They pull forward smoothly enough to be useful, and the front handles are easy to grab even from a low angle. This isn’t a ball-bearing glide; you’ll feel a touch of friction. I actually prefer a bit of resistance under a sink, where a slick glide can send light items sliding.

A few practical observations:
- Keep heavier stuff on the bottom drawer to prevent any tendency to tip forward when you pull.
- Avoid stacking small items too high; the natural friction of the tracks can jostle a teetering tower.
- Don’t pick up a fully loaded unit by the drawers. Lift from the frame if you need to reposition it.

With sensible loading, I had no trouble pulling drawers daily for toothpaste, face wash, and hair products. The tracks have stops, so the drawers won’t slide all the way out and dump your contents.

Build quality and longevity

The PET drawers are rigid enough to resist bowing, and they’ve shrugged off splashes and under-sink humidity. Stainless support tubes are the right call in a damp environment. Over a few weeks of use, the frame stayed square and the drawers didn’t warp.

Because the assembly uses friction-fit tubes, it’s not designed to be a carry caddy. Set it down where you intend to use it and leave it there. For maintenance, I hand-wash the bins with mild soap and a soft cloth; PET can scratch with abrasive pads and doesn’t love high heat, so I avoid dishwashers and harsh solvents.

Not just for the bathroom

One of the four units landed in a kitchen cabinet for spices and small bottles, where the two-tier layout doubled the usable space. Another lived in a laundry room cabinet for stain sticks, dryer sheets, and lint roller refills. The compact footprint makes these more flexible than deep baskets because the drawers bring the back row to you. In a refrigerator, they work, though I’d stick to sealed items and hand-wash to keep them clear.

The clear design and front handles make labeling optional, but labeling the top front edge speeds up family adoption. I used simple removable labels and color-coded by category.

What I’d change

No organizer is perfect, and this one has two limits worth knowing up front:

• Tall item compatibility: The 10-inch height goes quickly once you account for drawer walls and slide clearance. Most standard spray bottles and tall aerosols won’t fit upright. If your cabinet inventory skews tall, pair this with a separate tall-bin solution.
• Glide feel: The slide action is functional rather than luxurious. It’s not sticky, but it’s not a silky drawer glide. The trade-off is that items don’t rocket forward when you open a drawer.

These aren’t dealbreakers. They’re design choices consistent with a compact, tool-free organizer that needs to stay put in a small, sometimes uneven cabinet space.

Tips for best results

• Measure twice: Confirm floor-to-trap clearance and depth to your cabinet doors.
• Load low and light: Heavier bottles on the bottom, lighter items up top.
• Use categories: One drawer per category (oral care, skincare, hair tools) cuts search time.
• Mind the pads: Make sure the silicone feet are applied; they matter when you pull the drawers.
• Clean gently: Hand-wash PET and dry to maintain clarity.

Pros and cons

Pros
- Compact footprint with meaningful vertical storage
- Clear PET and front handles improve visibility and access
- Tool-free assembly with rust-resistant stainless tubes
- Non-slip pads keep the unit steady in tight spaces
- Drawers on tracks with built-in stops prevent over-travel
- Four-pack enables consistent layouts across multiple cabinets

Cons
- Limited height for tall bottles and full-size aerosols
- Drawer glide is functional but not premium
- Not intended to be carried when loaded; set-and-forget use is best

Bottom line: do I recommend it?

Yes. I recommend the Vtopmart organizer if you’re looking to impose order on narrow cabinets and under-sink zones without permanent hardware or tools. It assembles quickly, makes better use of vertical space, and the slide-out drawers solve the classic problem of items vanishing behind pipes. You’ll need a different solution for very tall bottles, and the glide won’t impress drawer connoisseurs, but for everyday bathroom, kitchen, and laundry storage, it’s a practical, durable upgrade that makes daily routines easier.