I was looking for very specific height (for my Waterford) so there wouldn’t be too much play in each section. What I really wanted, but couldn’t afford, was William-Sonoma. Given that, these were fine. They cost a quarter of the William-Sonoma, were pretty, zipped well, were easy to assemble, and felt secure. They are not perfect! The cardboard creating the edges curved a bit. No big deal, it worked well when all together. And they were the perfect height for my Waterford.
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These china storage cases are very attractive- the gray is nice, and I love the fact that you can label them. Unfortunately, the second-largest plate storage case in my shipment was badly sewn, and the stitching popped out on one side of the zipper the first time I put plates into it. Everything else looks sturdy. Also, felt plate separators are included, which is a nice touch.